If your child is in junior high band, high school band, or in choir (grades 7-12) please join the following Remind groups so you can stay informed about concerts and competitions.
Text the following code to 81010:
Choir (Grades 7-12) @shs-jchoir
JH Band (Grades 7 &8) @shs-jhband
High School Band (Grades 9-12) @shs-hsband
Contact arik.napoles1@k12.nd.us with any questions.
📣 Grades 6–8 Attended the T4 Summit in Stanley! 🛠️⚙️🔧💡
Our 6th–8th grade students had an exciting opportunity today as they attended the T4 Summit (Tools, Trades, Torque & Tech) right here in Stanley, ND!
Students got hands-on experiences, explored career pathways, met industry professionals, and learned about real-world skills that are shaping the future workforce of North Dakota.
A huge thank-you to all the presenters, volunteers, and businesses who made this day possible for our students. Events like this help our kids dream big, explore new opportunities, and discover their passions! 💙🐦
#T4Summit #CareerExploration #StanleyND #FutureReady #MiddleSchoolMoments #NDKids #ChoiceReady
Our 6th–8th grade students had an exciting opportunity today as they attended the T4 Summit (Tools, Trades, Torque & Tech) right here in Stanley, ND!
Students got hands-on experiences, explored career pathways, met industry professionals, and learned about real-world skills that are shaping the future workforce of North Dakota.
A huge thank-you to all the presenters, volunteers, and businesses who made this day possible for our students. Events like this help our kids dream big, explore new opportunities, and discover their passions! 💙🐦
#T4Summit #CareerExploration #StanleyND #FutureReady #MiddleSchoolMoments #NDKids #ChoiceReady
Last week, our students took time to reflect on what they are thankful for. Children wrote their gratitude on a paper leaf and added it to our Thankful Tree—a beautiful reminder of the kindness, love, and unity that fill our halls every day. ❤️🌳
We are also deeply moved to share that, together as a school and community, we have raised over $5,000 for Bentley!! Your generosity has brought comfort to a grieving family and shown what it truly means to lift one another up.
Thank you to every student, staff member, family, and community member who contributed, prayed, shared, or supported in any way. In moments of sadness, you created a living example of hope and compassion.
💜 We are proud of our students.
💜 We are grateful for our families.
💜 We are thankful for our community.
We are also deeply moved to share that, together as a school and community, we have raised over $5,000 for Bentley!! Your generosity has brought comfort to a grieving family and shown what it truly means to lift one another up.
Thank you to every student, staff member, family, and community member who contributed, prayed, shared, or supported in any way. In moments of sadness, you created a living example of hope and compassion.
💜 We are proud of our students.
💜 We are grateful for our families.
💜 We are thankful for our community.
Mrs. Verano’s class has been exploring the circulatory and respiratory systems, and today was truly special! The students had the chance to meet Ms. Carly Mudderman, a registered nurse from Mountrail County Medical Center, along with Mr. Jarrod Mudderman, an EMT from the same hospital.
They gave an incredible hands-on demonstration of how CPR and AEDs work, and also taught the students what to do if someone is choking — including infants. Their presentation was highly informative and highlighted just how important it is to learn these life-saving skills.
My students were fully engaged and excited to practice the demonstrations themselves. What an inspiring and unforgettable day in science!
📣 Girls High School Basketball Parent/Player Meeting
There will be a Girls High School Basketball Parent/Player Meeting this Sunday at 6:30 PM in the Commons.
Before the season starts, please make sure you’ve picked up your Blue Jay Card from Camie — this confirms that your physical, concussion forms, and fees are all completed.
Let’s get ready for a great season! 🏀💙
Come and check out the One-Act play and support us as we head to the state competition! Our public performances are on Friday, November 14th, at 6:30 pm, and on the 15th at 2 pm. We will be performing at the Sibyl Center, and doors will open 30 minutes before the show starts. If you wish to support the drama club, buy a shirt or a sweatshirt using the following link. https://www.imagemarket.com/SupportStanleyHighSchoolaswegotostate
NDDPI recently visited Stanley High School to celebrate the November Harvest of the Month—tomatoes!
The interview also highlights student Molly H. who shared the surplus from her own garden with the SHS food program. We’re so proud of our kitchen staff and our students for their commitment to healthy, local food!
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AMK6xqcEv/?mibextid=wwXIfr
The interview also highlights student Molly H. who shared the surplus from her own garden with the SHS food program. We’re so proud of our kitchen staff and our students for their commitment to healthy, local food!
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AMK6xqcEv/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Bus 28 is running as normal for afternoon routes.
Reminder: NO SCHOOL on Tuesday, Nov. 11th for the observance of Veteran's Day.
Due to an unexpected bus issue. Bus number 28 will not be running its route this morning. Please call the Elementary School office if you need assistance transporting your students to school.
Stanley Public Schools is still accepting applications for our Baseball and Softball head coaching positions. If interested please fill out an application on the schools website!
Stanley Elementary is holding a fundraiser to honor of Bentley's memory and support his family during such a difficult time. On Friday, November 14th we invite the community to honor Bentley by wearing purple, his favorite color. See the flier for further details.
🎵❄️The Stanley Elementary 4th and 5th graders are ready to spread some winter cheer! Don't miss our Winter Concert- an evening of music, joy and community spirit! 🎶
Huge congratulations to Stanley One Act! Yesterday at regionals, Stanley took first place and won the Ensemble acting award!
Now Stanley is getting ready for public performances at the Sibyl Center, November 14th at 6:30 and the 15th at 2 pm. Then the team gets ready for the State B One Act competition in Jamestown. To support the club, other than coming to our performances, please order a t-shirt or sweatshirt by November 21st using the following link: https://www.imagemarket.com/SupportStanleyHighSchoolaswegotostate
Winter Concert
Featuring 4th and 5th grade students
Time- 6:00pm
Date- Dec. 9, 2025
location- Elementary gym
Featuring 4th and 5th grade students
Time- 6:00pm
Date- Dec. 9, 2025
location- Elementary gym
🏐 Volleyball Region 3 Tournament! 🏐
Good luck to our Blue Jays as they battle it out in the Region 3 Tournament next week! 💙💪
Can’t make it to the games? Catch all the action live on the PSP Network and cheer on our team from wherever you are!
📎 Look at the attachments for ticket prices, the tournament booklet, and the full bracket.
📣 Wrestling Meeting!
There will be a wrestling meeting tomorrow morning at 8:20 in the commons for anyone interested in joining the team!
💳 Important Reminder: You must have your Bluejay card from Camie before you can practice. This means your physical, concussion form, and fee are all completed.
💪 First practice starts Monday, November 10!
Let’s get ready for a great season — see you there! 🏆🤼♂️
The lost and found table at the high school will be gone through this weekend. Please have your children check the table for their missing items.
We are proud to recognize our Students of the Month at Stanley High School! These students consistently demonstrate what it means to be a Blue Jay by showing high academic achievement, responsibility, and respect throughout their day.
Congratulations to this month’s honorees! 💙🤍
Mrs. Verano’s Science class went straight to the heart of learning! 🫀
We explored the parts and functions of the circulatory system and talked about how to keep our hearts healthy. The best part? A real pig heart dissection! The kids were amazed (and a little grossed out 😆) but definitely had a heart-felt learning experience!
