Robert Sank for Frontier Central School Board

05/20/2026

Tonight, I am incredibly humbled and grateful. Thank you to everyone who came out to vote, supported this campaign, shared conversations with me, asked hard questions, and believed in the importance of having a strong parent and community voice on the Frontier School Board.

I am honored to have earned the most votes and to serve our community with the four-year term. I do not take that responsibility lightly.

This campaign was never just about one person. It was about transparency, open communication, accountability, and making sure our schools always put students, families, and our community first. Seeing Proposition 4 voted down also sends a clear message that our community values representation and wants every voice to continue to have a seat at the table.

To my family, friends, and everyone who supported me along the way, thank you. Your encouragement, advice, and belief in me meant more than I can put into words.

Now the real work begins. I look forward to listening, learning, and working together to help move Frontier forward in a positive direction for all students and families.

Thank you again for your trust and support. It truly means everything to me.

05/19/2026

Today’s the day. Please exercise your civic duty and get out and vote in your voices matters.

I hope to have earned your vote.

I hope you will consider voting no to the reduction of the school board. We deserve more voices not less.

05/17/2026

Election Day is almost here, and I would be honored to earn your vote for Frontier School Board.

Please remember to vote NO on Proposition 4 and keep our school board at seven members so every voice continues to be represented. Please cast your vote for only one candidate, the one you would like to see the most on the board.

Please take the time to get out and vote on May 19th at the Falcon Center, 4540 Southwestern Blvd. Every voice deserves to be heard.

05/12/2026

One week until the school board election on May 19th.

No matter where you stand, I encourage everyone to get out and vote and make your voice heard. I hope I have earned your vote.

Please vote NO on Proposition 4, our schools deserve seven board members.

Mark your calenders, get out and vote at the Falcon Center on Southwestern.

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05/09/2026

Election Day is May 19th, and I wanted to share an important reminder about this year’s school board vote.

There are three open board seats available, but each seat carries a different term length:
• One 4-year term
• One 2-year term
• One 1-year term

The candidates who receive the highest number of votes will receive the longer terms. Because of that, I encourage voters to support the one candidate they believe in the most. Concentrating your vote gives that person the strongest opportunity to earn the longest term.

I hope I can earn your support and your vote.

Also, please remember to vote NO on Proposition 4 to keep our school board at 7 members.

Please remember to get out and vote on May 19th.

05/01/2026

I’m voting NO on reducing the school board size.
Fewer board members means fewer voices, fewer perspectives, and less representation for our community.
Our district deserves better than that.

04/30/2026

Every decision made at the board level impacts our kids.
That’s why those decisions should always be made with transparency and accountability.

04/27/2026

Good schools don’t happen by accident.
They happen with strong leadership, honest conversations, and a focus on what’s best for kids.

04/24/2026

I don’t support reducing the size of the school board.
Our district needs more voices and perspectives, not fewer.
Representation matters.

04/22/2026

Correction: The proposal to reduce the size of the school board will be Proposition 4, not Proposition 1 as I previously shared. Make sure you’re informed before heading to the polls on May 19th.