Due to tomorrow's forcast, tomorrow's scheduled NWC Girls golf meet has been postponed until Thursday the 11th of September.
🏐💙 It’s Game Day, Blue Jays! 💙🏐
Join us tonight for our first home volleyball game of the year!
📍 Stanley High School
Junior High vs. Tioga – 4:00 PM
A, B, & C Volleyball vs. Powers Lake – following the junior high game
Let’s pack the stands, cheer loudly, and show our Blue Jay spirit!
🍽️ Supper Menu:
• Homemade Chili (in a bowl or over baked potatoes)
• Slow-cooked Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwiches (also delicious over baked potatoes!)
• Hotdogs or Chili Dogs
💙🤍💙🤍Go Blue Jays!💙🤍💙🤍
Join us tonight for our first home volleyball game of the year!
📍 Stanley High School
Junior High vs. Tioga – 4:00 PM
A, B, & C Volleyball vs. Powers Lake – following the junior high game
Let’s pack the stands, cheer loudly, and show our Blue Jay spirit!
🍽️ Supper Menu:
• Homemade Chili (in a bowl or over baked potatoes)
• Slow-cooked Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwiches (also delicious over baked potatoes!)
• Hotdogs or Chili Dogs
💙🤍💙🤍Go Blue Jays!💙🤍💙🤍
🚨 Lunch Sign-Out Reminder 🚨
We’ve noticed a growing number of students (not seniors) being signed out to leave for lunch. While parents always have the right to sign out their child, we kindly ask that you help us keep this from becoming a daily routine.
👉 Senior lunch privileges are meant to be a special part of senior year, and we want to preserve that tradition.
👉 Frequent sign-outs are also creating a heavy load of phone calls and office traffic for our secretary during the day.
👉 Please note: if a student leaves for lunch, they may not bring food back for friends. This has also become a concern.
We fully understand that occasional sign-outs may be needed, but when it becomes a regular occurrence, it takes away from both the intent of senior privileges and the smooth operation of our office.
Thank you for your understanding and support in helping us keep senior privileges meaningful! 💙
We’ve noticed a growing number of students (not seniors) being signed out to leave for lunch. While parents always have the right to sign out their child, we kindly ask that you help us keep this from becoming a daily routine.
👉 Senior lunch privileges are meant to be a special part of senior year, and we want to preserve that tradition.
👉 Frequent sign-outs are also creating a heavy load of phone calls and office traffic for our secretary during the day.
👉 Please note: if a student leaves for lunch, they may not bring food back for friends. This has also become a concern.
We fully understand that occasional sign-outs may be needed, but when it becomes a regular occurrence, it takes away from both the intent of senior privileges and the smooth operation of our office.
Thank you for your understanding and support in helping us keep senior privileges meaningful! 💙
Students were showing excitement as the Blue Jays football players greeted them at the school entrance. The energy was contagious, with high-fives and smiles filling the air. Such a memorable way to start the day!
Have you wanted to check out the new addition to the High School? Join us on Monday, September 22nd, from 5-7 pm for an open house! Our FBLA, FCCLA, and FFA members will be serving lemonade, Desserts, and Taco in a Bag to celebrate the new space.
Mr. Hellman's 4th graders learned about the three branches of government and what they do today. They also have been learning about the founding of our country and the constitution.
💙 Class Dues Reminder Grades 7-12 💙
Each student is asked to contribute $5 in class dues. This small amount goes a long way!
✅ Throughout the year, class funds may be used for things like sending flowers or care packages if a classmate is experiencing a lengthy illness.
✅ Any unused money rolls forward and builds over time to help cover bigger expenses during junior and senior years—such as prom (decorations, food, music) and senior year graduation costs (caps, gowns, stoles, flowers, and more).
As our classes grow, these expenses add up. Collecting dues now ensures less out-of-pocket cost later and helps make sure every student is included in these milestone events.
👉 Please send $5 with your student in grades 7-12 to contribute to their class fund. They can drop it off in the office an we will mark them as paid.
If the $5 is a hardship, please reach out to alecia.pulver@k12.nd.us
Thank you for supporting our Blue Jays! 💙
Each student is asked to contribute $5 in class dues. This small amount goes a long way!
✅ Throughout the year, class funds may be used for things like sending flowers or care packages if a classmate is experiencing a lengthy illness.
✅ Any unused money rolls forward and builds over time to help cover bigger expenses during junior and senior years—such as prom (decorations, food, music) and senior year graduation costs (caps, gowns, stoles, flowers, and more).
As our classes grow, these expenses add up. Collecting dues now ensures less out-of-pocket cost later and helps make sure every student is included in these milestone events.
👉 Please send $5 with your student in grades 7-12 to contribute to their class fund. They can drop it off in the office an we will mark them as paid.
If the $5 is a hardship, please reach out to alecia.pulver@k12.nd.us
Thank you for supporting our Blue Jays! 💙
For town riders of Bus #15- During the remainder of the street work on 4th St SE two stops will have to be adjusted. Bus #15 will stop at the intersection of 5th Ave and 3rd St. SE facing south on 3rd Street (old hospital/apartment building stop). The stop at 514 4th St SE (Connie's Daycare/Dentist Office) will be down the street to the south at the intersection of 4th St SE and 6th Ave near Racers.
Wednesday Dismissal Times: Every Wednesday for the remainder of the school year, dismissal times are as follows- Elementary School at 2:40 pm and High School at 2:50 pm.
FCCLA is selling fresh picked Idaho potatoes. Use the QR code to order, order by Sept. 7th. Potatoes will be delivered to the high school mid September. We will notify you when they arrive. Pick up at the high school. Email for questions: Amanda.schow@k12.nd.us or jen.hamilton@k12.nd.us
Stanley Elementary students received visit from Officer Dazell and her police dog who stopped by to wish them a happy weekend! The students absolutely loved their visitor.
Reminder:
This meeting will be held tomorrow in the lunch room!
This meeting will be held tomorrow in the lunch room!
Picture Day is Coming!
Elementary School- Tuesday, August 26th
High School- Wednesday, August 27th
Make sure to follow instructions regarding the ordering process.
Elementary School- Tuesday, August 26th
High School- Wednesday, August 27th
Make sure to follow instructions regarding the ordering process.
Blue Jay fans, our football season Kicksoff tonight @ Rugby. You can watch the live stream on Hudl.fan or NFHS network.
On Hudl.fan make sure to search Stanley Blue Jays from the high school page on the program.
Our school has been blessed this year with an increase in the number of students enrolled. Along with that comes school buses that are filled to capacity with their designated route riders. If your child needs to ride somewhere that is not their normal designated route, you will need prior approval. Please contact Paula Brown at Stanley High School to receive approval (which is based on bus rated capacity). Paula.Brown@k12.nd.us (701)628-2342
Reminder that today Wednesday 8/20 is a full day of school. Kinder parents please arrive at 3:20pm for pickup at door 13, all other students will be dismissed at 3:25 and 3:30pm where students will exit the main office doors. All other Wednesdays for the remainder of the year will dismiss students at 2:40pm (unless otherwise posted).
Attention all 2026 Seniors and Parents! Please join our 2026 Senior Remind for all senior information and scholarship information! Just follow the instructions below!
Reminder that school starts tomorrow morning 8/20, with classes beginning at 8:30am. Doors to the main office vestibule open at 8am. Parents/guardians are allowed to accompany their students to their classrooms on the first day only. All future entry needs to be cleared with the office. Parents driving their students to school may drop off students by the main office doors. If you plan to enter the school, you will need to park in the west parking lot. School bus drop off is in the NE corner of the school, please pay attention for bus warning lights and stop arms. All parents will need to exit the building by 8:30am. We are excited to have your students back in the building and are looking forward to a great year.
We are seeking a dedicated Paraeducator to support students in grades 7–12.
This role will primarily involve assisting in English classrooms, while also providing one-on-one support for students across a variety of subjects as needed. Because student needs can change throughout the year, responsibilities may shift to ensure the best support for our learners.
If you are passionate about helping students succeed and want to be part of a supportive school community, we encourage you to apply!
This role will primarily involve assisting in English classrooms, while also providing one-on-one support for students across a variety of subjects as needed. Because student needs can change throughout the year, responsibilities may shift to ensure the best support for our learners.
If you are passionate about helping students succeed and want to be part of a supportive school community, we encourage you to apply!
Town bus stops: pickup locations and times are much the same as last year. Bus drivers will not be contacting families of the students in town before tomorrow. We do not know exactly who will be at each stop. Refer back to a previous post to see the designated town stops. Have your child there by 7:45 am. After the first few days, you will be able to see exactly what time the bus is anticipated to be at your stop.