All library books are due. Please have your child bring their library books back ASAP. If you need information about paying for missing library books, please contact Jennifer Neset at jennifer.neset@k12.nd.us.
We've switched yearbook companies! Visit the link below and use the passcode provided to order your 2025-2026 yearbooks. Every student gets 2 free custom pages printed in their yearbook.
Purchase Link: https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1017556357814692
Passcode: 1017556357814692
Purchase Link: https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1017556357814692
Passcode: 1017556357814692
Creativity comes to life through Deuce Marmon’s incredible artwork! 🎨
Deuce, a talented 6th grade student with a love for drawing and animals, has turned his amazing collection of artwork into a book. His creativity, imagination, and passion truly shine through every page. The book was proudly authored by his teacher, Indira Bianca Abucayan, whose guidance and encouragement helped bring Deuce’s artistic vision to life.
We are so proud of Deuce for sharing his talent and inspiring others with his hard work and artistic gift. 🐾
Sixth graders have been racing to finish math facts all year, and were rewarded for their efforts! Pictured are members of the 400 club, who finished 100 problems in 4 operations, and 800 club (200 problems in 4 operations). Great work, mathematicians! 🏆🏆🏆
It’s that exciting time of the year again — Science Fair season!
Mrs. Verano’s junior high students proudly presented their creative projects and Science Investigatory Projects to the community. The students did an outstanding job demonstrating their knowledge, critical thinking, and understanding of their chosen topics. Their hard work, confidence, and enthusiasm truly impressed both the audience and the judges!
🏆 Science Investigatory Project Winners:
🥇 1st Place:
Molly Hamilton, Mya Anderson, Ryley Johnson, Sadee Uran, and Zoe Mortenson
Topic: How Do Stricter Phone Rules Affect Students’ Learning and Focus?
🥈 2nd Place:
Delaney Dupay, Evy Davis, Scarlett Raasakka, Hadley Reum, and Tony Wing
Topic: How Do Students Perform When a Reward Is Involved?
🥉 3rd Place:
Reese Mortensen, River DeTienne, Larson Fjeldahl, Harlow Schow, and Kiplee Nordloef
Topic: How Do Students Learn Better: Experiential or Traditional Learning?
Congratulations to all of our junior high students for their hard work, creativity, and dedication. We are so proud of each and every one of you!
Camp Good Mourning is an opportunity for any students ages 5 - 18 who have experienced the death of a loved one. This day camp is available at no cost and Stanley Public Schools will be offering transportation to anyone who needs it. If your child needs transportation, please email Miss Syria by May 29th at Syria.Fuhrmann@k12.nd.us.
Stanley High School will be live streaming the "make up" band and choir concert that was canceled last Thursday night. This will begin at 10:45 am with choir, 11:00 with Jr. High Band, 11:15 with High School band. Click the following link to watch live-
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/nd/stanley/organization/13092/stanley-high-school Scroll down to "Coed Varsity Performing Arts" and click there to begin viewing.
State Track bags are set up in the Teacher Workroom. Let's fill the bags!!!
💙🏃 STATE TRACK & FIELD SEND-OFF 🏃💙
Help us send off our state qualifiers as they head to the State Track & Field Meet!
📅 Thursday, May 21
🕣 8:45 AM
Our send-off route will begin at the high school, travel to the elementary school, continue down Main Street, and head out toward Highway 2.
Come line the streets, bring your signs, wear your blue, and help us cheer on our athletes as they represent Stanley on the state stage! 💙🩶
Good luck to all of our athletes and coaches — we are proud of you and can’t wait to cheer you on!
#StanleyBluejays #StateTrack #BluejayPride
Help us send off our state qualifiers as they head to the State Track & Field Meet!
📅 Thursday, May 21
🕣 8:45 AM
Our send-off route will begin at the high school, travel to the elementary school, continue down Main Street, and head out toward Highway 2.
Come line the streets, bring your signs, wear your blue, and help us cheer on our athletes as they represent Stanley on the state stage! 💙🩶
Good luck to all of our athletes and coaches — we are proud of you and can’t wait to cheer you on!
#StanleyBluejays #StateTrack #BluejayPride
See you at the Science Fair tomorrow!
Softball: Softball region tournament has been postponed until Tuesday. They have a few things they have to work out, so more details about times to follow.
Whoop whoop! With a win 28-17 vs Tioga, the Stanley-Powers Lake Softball team is moving on to the regional tournament in Minot starting Monday.
Some of our elementary Coffee Club students had the opportunity to spend some of the money they worked hard to earn on a small sweet treat this afternoon. We visited Dakota Drug for Whirl-A-Whips, and each student was able to independently order and pay for their own treat.
A big thank-you to the staff for their patience and support, and to all of our Coffee Club supporters for helping make another successful year of Stanley Elementary Blue Jay Brew possible. ☕️
Congratulations to our May Student of the Month award winners. Another deserving group of hard-working, respectful students was recognized for their efforts. Way to go, BlueJays!
NW Regional Track and Field Meet has been moved to Saturday, May 16 in Stanley. Field events will begin at 11:00 and track events at 12:00.
Please be on the lookout for a post from the Booster Club for items needed for the hospitality room. Putting a track meet together in a day isn't easy but with the help of our parents and community, we got this!
The 7-12 music concert scheduled for tonight, Thursday, May 14th, has been canceled due to the high winds and reduced visibility. We do not have a make up date scheduled at this time.
Due to reduced visibility and extremely strong winds, rural buses will not run tonight. In town bus routes will run as normal. Students may be picked up at any time.
Due to the high winds, today's Softball Play-In game @ Tioga has been moved to Saturday at 11:00am @ Tioga.
Join us on Thursday, May 14th for our final 7-12 Music Concert in the Stanley High School Gym @ 7:00PM.
Call time for students is 6:15 in the music room. Concert dress is black shirt, black pants, and black shoes. Students may add an accent of color if they wish.
We look forward to share what we have been working on the past month for you!
Call time for students is 6:15 in the music room. Concert dress is black shirt, black pants, and black shoes. Students may add an accent of color if they wish.
We look forward to share what we have been working on the past month for you!
As we prepare to wrap up our school year, please take a look at the following schedule for next week. All junior high students will take final tests. Students in grades 9 -12 may be exempted based on the following criteria:
Students will be obligated to take final exams if the teacher requires them to do so, if not the following
exemption policy may be followed:
Average for year Absences from class
A - 4 absences
B - 3 absences
C - 2 absences
Anyone with a D or lower average or more than 4 absences of any kind for that class will be required to take the
final test. Students will have the choice to take the final if they are exempt, upon approval of the teacher.
Teachers have the prerogative to make their individual policy more stringent, but not more lenient.
For determining the number of absences for a class, three tardies equal one absence per semester per class.
Students who have received an in school suspension or out of school suspension must take their finals.
Please take note of your child's absences. If there are any excused appointment notes we are missing, notes must be handed in by Friday, May 15th to be considered. Slips will be handed out on Monday, May 18th so families know which finals their students need to take.
On the last day of school, lunch will be grab and go for those students who want to take a lunch. Our dismissal time is 11:33. Buses will be here shortly after dismissal.
Students will be obligated to take final exams if the teacher requires them to do so, if not the following
exemption policy may be followed:
Average for year Absences from class
A - 4 absences
B - 3 absences
C - 2 absences
Anyone with a D or lower average or more than 4 absences of any kind for that class will be required to take the
final test. Students will have the choice to take the final if they are exempt, upon approval of the teacher.
Teachers have the prerogative to make their individual policy more stringent, but not more lenient.
For determining the number of absences for a class, three tardies equal one absence per semester per class.
Students who have received an in school suspension or out of school suspension must take their finals.
Please take note of your child's absences. If there are any excused appointment notes we are missing, notes must be handed in by Friday, May 15th to be considered. Slips will be handed out on Monday, May 18th so families know which finals their students need to take.
On the last day of school, lunch will be grab and go for those students who want to take a lunch. Our dismissal time is 11:33. Buses will be here shortly after dismissal.
