Happy Holidays from Ms. Tronset's 2nd grade class! See attached picture. :)
Lion's Tournament tonight. Stanley plays at 4:30.
Student council members at the NDASC
For those attending the Lion’s tournament, all doors will be open including the previously closed southwest door.
If you park in the west parking lot, the southwest door will be the easiest entrance for you to reach.
Thank you for your patience during our construction.
Here is the bracket for the Lion’s tournament. Just a reminder, activity passes do not work for entrance to the Lion’s tournament. Thank you
Amazing 2nd graders create, explain and answer questions about their STEM creations. Today students had the task of creating an improved sleigh.
Specialty Foods class Welcomes Mrs. Anna Senechal! Today she demonstrated how to make hot tea & fried rice with an American twist!
The Lifetouch sports pictures on Tuesday, December 11th will also include winter cheer. Again, order forms are available in the high school office.
Lifetouch sports pictures (wrestling, boys basketball & girls basketball) will be taken on Tuesday, December 11 in the morning. Order forms are available in the high school office.
The wrestling tournament scheduled for today in Velva is canceled and the JV girls' basketball tournament scheduled for today in Trenton has been postponed until Tuesday.
Stanley school will start 2 hours late today. There will be no morning bus service. We will still dismiss early as we do every Wednesday. We will plan to have afternoon bus service.
Stanley will not attend Tech Day at MSU today because of the terrible road conditions.
Stanley school and buses will be 2 hours late today.
Stanley School and buses will be running 2 hours late today (Wednesday, November 28).
The 4th graders have been learning about government the last month and soon will start North Dakota Studies. Last Tuesday they took the opportunity to see the state heritage center and state capital first hand. With the assistance of Don and Connie Longmuir they traveled to Bismarck and toured the Heritage Center. After a hands on experience with our history and a quick lunch they traveled to the state capital were they met North Dakota Supreme Court Justice Jensen and then took a moment to have their photo taken with Governor Burgum. They finished their busy day with a tour of the capital building and even got to go to the top floor. It was a wonderful learning experience for all involved!
The 4th graders have been learning about government the last month and soon will start North Dakota Studies. Last Tuesday they took the opportunity to see the state heritage center and state capital first hand. With the assistance of Don and Connie Longmuir they traveled to Bismarck and toured the Heritage Center. After a hands on experience with our history and a quick lunch they traveled to the state capital were they met North Dakota Supreme Court Justice Jensen and then took a moment to have their photo taken with Governor Burgum. They finished their busy day with a tour of the capital building and even got to go to the top floor. It was a wonderful learning experience for all involved!
After having the opportunity to visit with law enforcement and those involved, we have received reliable information that the comments the students made, while in incredibly poor taste, do not constitute specific or real threats to the students or staff in the district.
Words have definite power and consequence, as the students involved have learned. Stanley Public Schools has taken the comments seriously and has worked to ensure student safety. Appropriate disciplinary action will be taken in accordance with school policies.
We are very thankful to those who shared the information with law enforcement and with Stanley schools. Students, staff, parents, and other patrons should never hesitate to reach out with questions or concerns.
School will resume as usual on Monday.
2018 State B One-Act Play STATE CHAMPIONS
A Biology student sent me this photo! Their minds are blown with how many dros of water you can get on a penny! They can explain the science behind the magic! #waterispolar #polaritycreateshydrogenbonds #surfacetension #scienceismagic #esslerscience
Administration is aware of comments made about students bringing guns to the high school today. Law enforcement has been involved since 6 PM last night following up with the students on those comments. School will proceed as normal today. Law enforcement will be at the high school this morning. If your students will not be in school today please call and let the office know.