Calling all Blue Jay families... here is the updated and typo free (don’t look too close) spirit week calendar. We encourage all Stanley families (and community members) to take part in the fun. We’ll call it our family mindfulness challenge. The fun starts Monday!
over 6 years ago, Erica Klabunde
Updated spirit week calendar
ALL K-12 Blue Jays (and families), show us your spirit!! Next week we’ll do another fun spirit week. Each day we’ll have you post a picture in the comments, starting Monday, April 27th. Don’t disappoint... we miss your faces!!!
over 6 years ago, Erica Klabunde
Spirit week calendar
Coping Skills Challenge for this week!
over 6 years ago, Eden Cuypers
Coping skills challenge
SOAR Meeting with Mrs. Sorenson: FIVE ESSENTIAL FACTORS FOR A GROWTH ENVIRONMENT https://youtu.be/YZa7yvivNz4
over 6 years ago, Sarah Sorenson
On Friday, April 17th, there will be another opportunity for students in grades 7-12 to get items from their lockers. There are no specific time breakdowns per grade, but general pickup will go from 9am - 3:30pm. Please come and get any items you need. We will have vehicles enter from the main parking lot on the west side of the school and drive to the east parking lot. Wait for someone to come out of door #10.
over 6 years ago, Alecia Pulver
Map of the HS for locker pickup
We are missing our students and wanted to say hello! Hope you enjoy the video. Stay well! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQRWH9k-S-4
over 6 years ago, Mrs. Davidson
Congrats to Kodie Clark for winning the drawing from last week's principal's challenge! Students, please watch the video for this week's Principal's Challenge and this time send me your photos in Teams! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW5RQxzr2GU
over 6 years ago, Alecia Pulver
NDIT-EduTech Covid-19 Response Resources for Educators, Students, and Parents: http://www.edutech.nodak.edu/nd-it-edutech-covid-19-resources/
over 6 years ago, Sheila Morgan
Mr. Hellman has always believed that hard work should be rewarded. As his class began their distance learning he made a deal with them: If they could go one whole week with every student checking in and working, he would shave what is left of his facial hair. The class accepted the challenge and got to watch via live video chat as Mr. Hellman shaved his mustache off today. Good work 4th graders!!
over 6 years ago, Jacob Hellman
Mr. Hellman with no mustache.
Mr. Hellman’s Mustache
Dare to Define YOU...Weekly SOAR Video: Are you growing? What are you doing to learn, grow and stay healthy? Also featuring 2020 Seniors! https://youtu.be/2Kl2sQ5ic0o
over 6 years ago, Sarah Sorenson
Our online book fair ends this Friday, April 17th. Check out the Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/144723400297879/?fref=nf Or order directly online here: https://c6812.myubam.com/1511777 50% of all sales goes towards new books for our library.
over 6 years ago, Elementary Library
Parents of junior high and high school students: As teachers work through their classes today, they will mark a student absent if they have not completed any work for the week for their class. A message will go out at 3:00pm if you child has been marked absent. You can log into PowerSchool to see which of your children has been marked absent and for which class. Missing assignments will be listed in their PowerSchool. If you do not have access to PowerSchool, please email alice.dusek@k12.nd.us for assistance.
over 6 years ago, Alecia Pulver
A very happy Assistant Principals Week to Mr. Stafslien! We appreciate all the hard work you do and support you give us all. With much appreciation, Ms. Klabunde and Mrs. Pulver Students, we’d like to urge you to send Mr. Stafslien a message to let him know how much you appreciate him! His email address is brooks.stafslien@k12.nd.us.
over 6 years ago, Erica Klabunde
Parents of Junior High and High School Students: There has been talk among students that the off-site learning assignments 'don't count' so students do not need to complete them. These assignments DO count towards your child's class grade and potentially towards earning a credit towards graduation. Please share this information with your child so they understand the importance of completing their work. Additionally, there was an April Fool's joke that circulated via social media that students will need to repeat their current grade. This is not true. We are educating students through the off-site learning plan so they can continue their work and advance to the next grade. Again, the completion of work will be critical in earning credit towards gradation. Lastly, if your child needs a laptop, the school is able to lend one to you. Please email your child's building principal to make arrangements.
over 6 years ago, Alecia Pulver
Parents of Seniors: We know many of you are looking for answers about graduation. We have no further direction from the governor about when we will be back together under one roof. As we look to the future, we will hold a celebration for our graduates on Sunday, May 24 at 2pm. We don't know what that will look like now; it will depend on any social distancing restrictions we will have at that time. It is likely it will not be your typical graduation ceremony, but we will do what we can to honor our graduates in one way or another.
over 6 years ago, Alecia Pulver
Parents can again use PowerSchool to track student grades. If you do not know your login/password for PowerSchool please e-mail Alice.Dusek@k12.nd.us for high school parents and Jasmynn.Halvorson@k12.nd.us for elementary school parents. Attendance will be taken weekly and will be based on completion of assignments throughout the week. Students will be counted absent if they have not completed any work. There will be no school/assignments Friday, April 10 through Monday, April 13 for our scheduled Easter break. We will resume off-site learning on Tuesday, April 14. Reminder that school lunches are available during this time of school closure. Lunches can be picked up from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM from Monday through Friday at the front door of the elementary school while school is closed. Meals are available for all children ages 1-18 and are available at no cost. Because of our Easter break meals will not be able to be picked up on Friday, April 10 and Monday, April 14. However, this week meals for Friday and Monday can also be picked up on Thursday.
over 6 years ago, Stanley Public School
Mindful Monday with Mrs. Cuypers! https://youtu.be/eWo3Msuw3Wk
over 6 years ago, Eden Cuypers
Attention families receiving SACK bags: Due to the Easter weekend, pick-up will be on Thursday, April 9th from 11-1 at elementary school.
over 6 years ago, Sarah Sorenson
What are you doing to stay mentally healthy during our time of social distancing? Take the Principal's Challenge and post your photo below for a chance to win a gift card for Badland's Brew. Thank you to our seniors who are leading us in this challenge! We miss you all. Take care and stay healthy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33r_i9pIHcI&feature=youtu.be
over 6 years ago, Alecia Pulver