Phones at the high school are working again!!
Temperatures on Thursday and Friday are supposed to dip into the 20's in the morning with highs in the mid-forties and lower fifties. With that in mind, please remember to send your students with appropriate jackets, hats, and gloves. If you need any assistance in providing your students with proper fall/winter clothing, please reach out to the front office for further information.
JV Football game tonight against Velva can be streamed on Velva You Tube page
A big thank you to our custodial staff for working everyday to keep us up and running. We appreciate you!
Monday 10/3 Activities :
JV Football @ Velva 5pm
The third graders took a field trip to the Norsk Hostfest! The students have been learning all about cultures in Social Studies. What a great way to experience a different culture first hand!
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Stanley high school students showing off their Blue Jay pride at our Homecoming Pep rally!
Shout out to our SHS cheerleaders for their work at today's pep rally.
High school staff at the homecoming pep rally today. Go Blue Jays!
Congratulations to Anthony Nardacci. He was the winner of the basket of books at the book fair.
The silent auction fund raiser will close at 12pm on Friday. Winning bids will be announced and items will be available for pickup soon after. There are still a couple bake sale items left for purchase as well. Thank you to all that donated and helped organize the event.
Mrs. Stafslien’s Social Studies
classes had another special guest come in to teach us about the culture of Scandinavia!
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Katie Harwood specializes in rosemaling paintings. She came to share her knowledge about the type of art and also teach the kids how to paint like it! 🎨
Student Council is hosting a blood drive at the high school today. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. There may be openings left so check with the school if you are able to donate.
Reminder: We are having a bake sale & silent auction today 4-7, during parent teacher conferences.
Student Council is hosting a blood drive tomorrow, September 27th at the high school. We do still have appointments available, if you'd like to come donate. We also have a few walk-in availabilities between 10:00 and 1:00. Just be sure to check into the office at the high school.
To make an appointment: https://donors.vitalant.org/dwp/portal/dwa/appointment/guest/phl/timeSlotsExtr?token=4P5AKGR%2FynQy8lkAD8VTAxh03Jn6lbgRyjOJsbJnH%2FQ%3D
Congratulations to our seniors who have been nominated to the 2022 Homecoming Court!!
Penny Wolter, Ava Schuster, Paloma Salgado, Mackenzie Ranum, and Kyra Fox.
Ben Wing, Cal Sorenson, Carter Ruden, Danny Littlefield, and Tucker Gorder.
Coronation will be held Tuesday at 7pm in the high school gym. Stay after for an exciting round of Powerpuff Volleyball!
Girls golf will have their send off to state Sunday at 11:30! The bus will drive down main street before the team heads to Minot. Come support these awesome young ladies!
THE SHOW MUST GO ON!! Because of the wet conditions we will be showing Remember the Titans in the SHS Gym right after the game! Everyone is welcome so please bring a chair or blanket and enjoy the show!!
Reminder that there is the usual early out on Wednesday (2:40 at Elementary, 2:50 at High School) this week. NO SCHOOL on Thursday, September 22nd and Friday, September 23rd.
We understand and appreciate the concern raised about the planned lessons, provided by our elementary school counselor, which are planned to be held in various classes from October 6th - 18th. Each section of every grade will have a grade appropriate 40 min lesson. Prior to classroom instruction, information will be available on our counselor's page https://www.stanley.k12.nd.us/page/elementary-lesson-plans. A packet will also be sent home to each family which will have information on the planned lessons. If anyone would like more information on the lessons, please reach out to our school counselor Eden Cuypers –by phone at 701-628-2422 or by e-mail at Eden.Cuypers@k12.nd.us. If families are not comfortable with the planned lessons, their student will have the option to opt out of the topic being discussed, and students will be provided with an alternative lesson.