The Upper Missouri District Health Unit will visit Stanley Public Schools on Tuesday, October 21, to offer flu and COVID-19 vaccines. They'll be at the elementary school from 9:00 a.m. to noon and at the high school from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. If you'd like your child to receive either vaccine, please complete the attached form and send it to school with your child or drop it off at their building. Please use the following links to access the information and permission slips or stop in at the school office to pick up permission slips. https://aptg.co/lj1qjy https://aptg.co/fYyvjm https://aptg.co/ppNZ8N https://aptg.co/vkY0VK
Come cheer on the Blue Jays tonight and grab a hot slice of pizza from our concessions. Great volleyball, great food, and no cooking dinner—it’s a win all around!
💙 Come hungry and support our students! ❤️
#ServingUpSuccess #BlueJayPride #VolleyballNight #PizzaNight
Important October Dates: October 12th and 15th, Parent Teacher Conferences at the elementary school and high school from 4:00-7:00 pm each day; October 16th, No School for students, training for teachers and paras; October 22nd and 23rd, No School- Fall Break.
Today our 9th and 11th graders joined other area schools to attend the T-4 at the South Complex/Fair Building!
What is T4?
T4 introduces students to workforce skills, needs, training and networking opportunities with industry leaders and technicians! How do we expect young people to dream if they don’t know what they can dream about?
T4 Tools Trades Torque Tech is the premier way for tomorrow’s workforce to get an up-close look at the inner workings of industry!
Students who attend will participate in hands-on learning sessions from leaders in the following industries:
• Manufacturing/Robotics/Artificial Intelligence
• Agriculture/Natural Resources/Precision Agriculture
• Aviation/Unmanned Aircraft Systems
• Emergency Management/Health Care/Law Enforcement
• Cybersecurity
• Transportation and Distribution
• Trades: HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical
Systems, Building Construction, Welding,
Heavy Equipment
• Surveying and Engineering
• Energy Operations & Technicians
• Lignite, Petroleum, Natural Gas
All sessions and demonstrations will be
presented and facilitated by industry
professionals and educators!
Even with all the Homecoming excitement last week, Kindergarten still made time for a little Dolly Day fun! ✨
During counselor time with Miss Syria, our kindergarteners learned about the lovely Dolly Parton and the kindness she has shared with the world. We talked about how even small acts of kindness can make a BIG difference! 💗
And of course, we couldn’t celebrate Dolly without a little extra style! Our kiddos finished the lesson by creating their very own fabulous Dolly-inspired hats! ✨
A little kindness, a little creativity, and a whole lot of Dolly! 💕🌟
Junior High at 6:00 to 8:00
Students MUST be picked up at 8:00!
High School at 8:30 to 11:00
Please make arrangements for students to be picked up on time.
Thank you!!
Come cheer on the Blue Jays and grab dinner at concessions! Our Food Service & Culinary Arts students have been busy preparing:
🧀 Mac & cheese
🐷 Pulled pork
🥓 Chicken bacon ranch—served as a sandwich or salad
🍪 Plus plenty of yummy homemade desserts!
Come hungry, support our students, and cheer on the Jays! Every purchase supports hands-on student learning and the Junior Class.
See you at the game! 🏐
Taylor emphasized the importance of developing strong computer literacy skills in high school and explained how those skills continue to benefit her career today. She shared that she chose to study business at Mayville State University because she knew she wanted to return to Stanley after college and wanted a degree that would provide local career opportunities.
She also spoke about the value of her professional development course in college, which helped prepare her for the workplace and ultimately contributed to her success in securing her current position. Taylor discussed the importance of evaluating factors such as benefits, work schedules, and long-term opportunities when making career decisions.
After graduating, Taylor worked as a bank teller at Cornerstone Bank in New Town for a year before pursuing a new challenge. She remained interested in the banking industry and successfully applied for her current role as a BSA and Fraud Specialist.
Students learned about the many types of scams Taylor encounters in her work and how she investigates suspicious transactions to determine whether they are legitimate or fraud-related. She concluded by sharing practical fraud prevention tips, including turning on transaction notifications and helping educate older family members, as senior citizens are often targeted by scammers.
Thank you, Taylor, for taking the time to invest in our students and provide valuable insights into careers in banking, fraud prevention, and financial security!
Junior High Dance: 6:00 to 8:00
**Please pick your child up PROMPTLY at 8:00 so we can get cleaned up and re-set for the high school dance!***
High School Dance: 8:30 to 11:00
If you would like to donate water, pop, or snacks for the dances, you can drop it off on Friday until 4:00. Please label if it is for JH or HS. Thank you!
Our Food Service & Culinary Arts III students have been busy preparing tonight’s menu, featuring hearty pasta, flavorful sandwiches, homemade sauces, and plenty of treats!
Be sure to check out our first Serving Up Success: The People Behind the Food feature to learn more about the class—and the students—bringing something new to concessions this year.
Come hungry, cheer on the Blue Jays, and support hands-on student learning with every purchase! ❤️💙
We’ll see you at concessions!
Day 1 of Homecoming is here! Tonight we have Volleyball and JH/JV Football! Come cheer our Blue Jays on!
We would like to invite the community to our Coronation tonight. We will be crowning our 2026 Homecoming King and Queen in between the JV and Varsity Volleyball game. (Approximately 6:45)
Take a look below for the rest of this week's activities. Note a time change of the parade on Friday - It will begin at 2:45. Thank you to our amazing Senior Moms for planning and organizing the parade! Get your Blue Jay gear on and come support the Blue Jays!
