Our school pulled together and collected.... *drum roll please* 592 items for the food pantry! Mrs. Camino's class won the contest with over 100 items. Thank you to everyone who brought items. Thank you to Thrivent for presenting FBLA with this opportunity and donating $500 to the food pantry.
District 16 Volleyball Tournament
Stanley Vs Tioga @4:00 in Tioga
Game will be stream on Tioga NFHS
Community Event
Calling all Wrestlers, E-Sports, Basketball and Winter Cheerleaders.
There will be a mandatory winter sport parent and athlete meeting on Tuesday November 1st @ 6pm in the high school gym.
Student Council members visited elementary classrooms today to talk to the students about Red Ribbon Week, the importance of being drug free, and ways to help them avoid drugs and alcohol.
District 16 Volleyball Tournament
Stanley Vs Kenmare @5:30 in Tioga
Game will be stream on Tioga NFHS
Stanley Elementary Halloween Parade: Monday, October 31st starting at 1:30pm. Students will exit the building by the Gym Exit (NE corner) and will enter again at the Main Office (SW corner). If parents want to watch the parade, they are welcome to find a spot along the parade route outside of the building (see attached picture for the parade route).
District 16 Volleyball Tournament starts tonight in Tioga
Stanley VS Ray @ 5:30
Game will be streamed on NFHS
Title Family Fun Night
5-6pm
Thursday, Oct. 27
Elementary LUNCH Room
Sorry!! Typo Earlier!!
Title Family Fun Night
Elementary LUNCH Room
Enter through Main Entrance
Title Family Fun Night
Today, 5-6pm
Elementary Gym
Enter at Main Entrance
Mr. Hellman’s social studies classes have been learning about the symbols of North Dakota. Students were able to take what they learned and create their own state seal. They turned out pretty good!
Stanley High School Parents,
It is our pleasure to introduce a new tutoring program to the 8th period advisory time. Our goal is to assist any students that want the extra academic help. The tutors are a compilation of some of Stanley’s most academically outstanding students. We support any students that want to make the commitment to show up and be respectful to the tutors, to apply for this program. They can come to Mrs. Camino’s room for the application and any additional information.
Thank you,
Mrs. Camino and Lara Lane
This week your Blue Jays are celebrating Red Ribbon Week. We kicked off the week by wearing red along with our red ribbons. Our theme this year is "Every Day is a Choice: Live Drug-Free!"
Today we learned about finding ways release dopamine (the feel good chemical) in our brain to create a natural high. We named the things we love to do that keep us choosing healthy choices instead of turning to drugs and alcohol to feel good. Our schools are filled with posters about our natural high and anti-drug activities!
Here is an article on tips on how families can cope together in healthy ways.
https://www.naturalhigh.org/how-healthy-families-cope/
Here is a list of area schools that video stream their sporting events.
Volleyball District 16 Tournament!
Stanley Vs Ray @5:30 in Tioga
Last Day to purchase raffle tickets and in person wreaths!
🔵Purchase Wreaths Online: https://giftitforward.com/ Fundraising Code: STANLEND001
🟡Purchase Raffle Tickets Online: https://the-nest-33.square.site/
✔️Find a Stanley FFA Member to purchase wreath/raffle tickets in person - check can be made payable to Stanley FFA
✔Give credit to a member for the sale
Today, Mrs. Stafslien’s class were “Distributive Doctors!” 🥼
Thanks to the Mountrail County Medical Center for generously donating our scrubs & masks! The kids had to take a multiplication fact and break it down into two smaller facts to solve! They also had to cut apart arrays to represent those two smaller facts!
They did such a great job & looked like professionals! ❤️🩺
Monday 10/24 Activities:
Volleyball @ South Prairie ABC games start at 5 pm
During the month of October, SHS juniors and seniors have been working on planning after high school! Here are a few pictures of the fun we have been having!
Miss Hawbaker, Mrs. Sorenson and Mrs. Walter's took 30 students to a T-4 hands on Career Summit in Parshall. Students were able to explore different career options and talk to different employers for many different types of trades. They all loved the hands on welding activities!
Mrs. Sorenson was in the classroom for a few days with juniors and seniors working on their 4 year rolling plan and exploring career options based on student's classes, hobbies, activities, and their Myers-Briggs Personality results.
And, thanks to the Bank of ND, all seniors were given the opportunity to apply to one college in North Dakota for free on our College Application Day!
