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2022-2023 School Year Elections

September 4, 2022 Aurora Frontier PTO general info

Aurora Frontier PTO is holding officer elections on 14 Sept 2022 at 7pm in the school media center. Parents, grandparents, guardians, please join us!

If interested in running for a position, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/iaugMnEM2hVGCDGY8

The form describes each position in detail, including some secondary positions

Box Tops

June 15, 2020 Aurora Frontier PTO general info

Box Tops is now accepting emailed receipts if you are shopping online or getting groceries delivered. You can find more information on their website.

Here is what we made so far this:

Don’t forget that you can continue submitting Box Tops throughout the year, including during the summer!

2019-2020 Half Year Report

January 21, 2020 Aurora Frontier PTO general info

Curious about where the PTO money is going and how much we raised so far this year? Check out this infographic!

What has the Falcon Frenzy money been used for?

500 pounds of clay for ceramic projects in Art
Nice fabric chair pockets for 1st graders that will used for many years to come
Winter party treats for 5th and 6th graders
Classcraft educational program for 5th graders
Scholastic Storyworks subscription for 3rd graders
Field trip to Lone Tree Arts Center for 6th graders
Various supplies for classrooms
Plus more that have not been used yet!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at pto [at] aurorafrontierpto.com.

“Guess How Many Candy Corn in the Jar” Winner

October 29, 2019 Aurora Frontier PTO general info

Thank you Kristy Graham and Marissa Lynn Ladd of ML Querencia Interior Design for this fabulous gift basket and CONGRATULATIONS to Megan Weaver, our “Guess How Many Candy Corn in the Jar” winner!

Moon Augmented Reality

March 21, 2019 Aurora Frontier PTO general info

This year will mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, so what better way to celebrate this historic event than to learn more about the moon with augmented reality? AstroReality is an app that uses augmented reality (scanning an object and providing feedback based on that object) to provide clickable links of images, historical and other data. You can get the whole solar system, but the 3D objects are expensive and the moon poster can be printed for FREE and even works if you scan it from a screen (don’t necessarily need to print). A tablet would be best because of the larger screen to see the information, but even a phone would work.