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Welcome to FRSU38

Building dynamic learning communities, one student, one teacher, one family at a time.

A vision for the future

Frontier Regional and Union 38 will create vibrant, collaborative, engaging, and inclusive learning communities that empower students to become successful and self-sufficient participants in society.

Culturally Responsive Education

FRSU#38, in response to the ever-growing need to address the contemporary challenges facing
our society, has created this statement of beliefs and intentions related to antiracism and
educational equity. This foundation statement will serve to support our current policies and
function as the driving force behind the procedures we follow to fulfill our policy goals.

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Preschool & Kindergarten Registration

It is that time of year where we begin Kindergarten Registrations and Preschool Applications. I
wanted to share the scoop with you and ask that you please help spread the word. – Kim McCarthy

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About

Frontier Regional and Union 38 School Districts are located in rural Western Massachusetts. Approximately 1,550 students are enrolled PreK-12. The district employs approximately 180 certified personnel and a support staff of about 140 (including our Before and After School Programs, Daybreak, Full-Day Preschool and Frontier Extension Programs). Occupying four new buildings, the Union #38 School District (PreK-6) serves the towns of Conway, Deerfield, Sunderland and Whately. Each town is governed by a local school committee. The Frontier Regional School District (grades 7-12) completed its building project in September 1998 and is governed by a separate eleven member school committee. The schools enjoy a high level of community support with a high level of expectation for educational excellence. Approximately 90% of the graduates pursue a two year or four year post secondary education.

The school district is located within twenty (20) miles of six (6) colleges and universities including Mt. Holyoke College, Smith College, Amherst College, Hampshire College and the University of Massachusetts as well as Greenfield Community College. The fine arts facilities of these colleges afford excellent opportunities for a variety of educational and cultural experiences.

A portion of the school district is located in Old Deerfield, a National Historic Site. Several colonial homes and taverns have been restored and are open to the public as museums. The district also is home to three private schools in Deerfield of international renown; namely, Deerfield Academy, Bement School, and Eaglebrook School.

Except for the small business area in South Deerfield, the area is primarily rural. The towns connect by interstate highways to Boston, Massachusetts; (two hours by auto), Hartford, Connecticut; (one and a half hours by auto), and Springfield, Massachusetts; (forty-five minutes by auto).