Congratulations to Stanley students for organizing a successful blood drive. Staff and students over the age of 16 were able to donate (with parental consent.) There are still spots open this afternoon (12/16). Call the high school at 628-2342 to schedule.
Reminder that we will be having a shelter in place drill in both buildings today, December 16th.
Mrs. Roise’s class had an exciting afternoon! They made gingerbread cookies, and those sneaky buggers ran away! The gingerbread men left hints all around the building for the students to follow. They were finally found on the students’ desks, decorated, and enjoyed!!
On Monday, December 16 we will be conducting a shelter in place drill in both buildings. (HS and Elem.) A reminder will be sent out Monday morning and again during the actual drill. It will be labeled as a drill.
Essler's Human A&P students are learning the bones of the axial skeleton and parts of a long bone. We used Quizlet to print off our Power Words and then turned it into a game of Heads Up! Their partners could point at parts, sutures, or use verbal descriptions to give clues!
Students read books about a tree that had 6 ornaments. They then decorated their own trees with ornaments.
50th Annual Lions Tournament Bracket
Join us for the Winter Concert!
Grades K & 3 will be performing this Thursday, the 12th, at 2pm (for students and staff, seating is limited) and 7pm (for family and friends)!
Thank you so much to everyone who came to the 3rd grade Culture Show! Mrs. Stafslien’s class studied 6 different countries and learned all about their culture. They served food, told about common items in each country, and dressed up in traditional costumes. They did such a great job!! 🌍
No objections here! These forensic seniors just conducted the courtroom battle of 2019 with completion of mock trials.Thanks to the jury members and folks at the Mountrail Country Courthouse for making this day special. Congrats to the defense teams on their not guilty verdicts.
Who knew studying for a test could be so fun?! Miss Zahn’s language arts classes played Jeopardy this week using Factile! Verbs, contractions, and predicates... Oh my! We love when learning can be something the kids enjoy! ♥️
Reminder: Tomorrow is a half day for Teacher In-Service. Elem dismissal- 12:20, HS dismissal - 12:30.
Jr/Senior High winter sports pictures are Monday, December 9th. Order on mylifetouch.com with code EVT7SQZ3V.
Shout out to six of our junior high/high school students! After school, the Pepsi delivery person had a stack of bottled water fall over, sending a great number of bottles to the ground. Stanley students stepped in right away (without being asked) and helped with the clean up! They made short work of the situation and had the delivery back on track in no time.
The online code for the junior/senior high school winter sports photos is EVT7SQZ3V.
Elementary Math Tip: Kids benefit greatly from playing board games! Your child will learn teamwork, patience, and how to win and lose gracefully. Board games can also help with brain and language development. Simple games teach colors, counting, hand-eye movement, following directions, and waiting your turn. As you get older, strategy games help you plan, organize, and make decisions. Sitting down and finishing a board game without interruptions can build attention spans and interpersonal relationships with those who play together. So grab a board game and have some FUN - everyone will benefit!
Today Mr. Hellman’s 4th grade asked Mrs. Lindberg’s Kindergarteners “Do you want to build a snowman?” They said yes of course!
Thursday, December 12th Wrestling Triangular vs Killdeer and Kenmare will start at 5pm. The order will be Stanley vs Killdeer, Killdeer vs Kenmare, and Stanley vs Kenmare.
Friday, December 12th BBB opener will be A,B,C games starting at 4:15 at Des Lacs High School, not Burlington.
Congratulations to our students receiving a character award for Gratitude this month! Thank you for showing your appreciation of others and your things!
The Ag students enjoyed trying out our new virtual welder yesterday. Thank you to the Stanley Community Foundation Grant that helped us to purchase this equipment to use in our program!
