Reminder: Junior class parent meeting, February 4 at 6pm in the high school cafeteria.
🌟 It’s National School Counseling Week! 🌟
As school counselors, we’re excited to celebrate this special week, which is all about recognizing the important role we play in supporting students and helping them grow. 🙌
National School Counseling Week highlights the dedication and hard work that school counselors put in to create safe, supportive, and inclusive environments where students can thrive. From providing guidance on academic planning to supporting mental health and emotional well-being, we’re here to help students succeed—no matter what challenges they may face.
Our work goes beyond the classroom. We help students with: ✔️ Academic support and goal setting ✔️ Conflict resolution and peer mediation ✔️ Mental health resources and coping strategies ✔️ College and career readiness
This week, we want to take a moment to thank all of our students, families, and staff for their continued support, and to remind everyone that we are here to listen, guide, and encourage. 💙
Join us in our dress up days and stay tuned for more updates from us this week!
Thank you for letting us be a part of your educational journey! 🌱 #NationalSchoolCounselingWeek #SchoolCounselorsSupport #StudentsFirst
Stanley Speech had their first meet of the 2025 season today. Everyone did an amazing job! Shoutout to six of our newest members who participated for their first time today: Valentina, Laney, Breanna, Mikayla, Reagan, and Harlow!
The annual Kids Heart Challenge sponsored by the American Heart Association is in full swing at the elementary school. If you would like to register your child for the fundraiser, please use the following QR code listed.
Any items from this order will be delivered to your student next week. Check your provided email later in the week if we need any clarification of who the items go to or if you need to pick your order up at the high school.
Email Kendra.Evensvold@k12.nd.us for any questions.
🎉 ONE HUNDRED DAYS! 🎉 Kindergarten invited their sixth grade reading buddies to celebrate the 100th day of school with them today. We did 100 exercises, painted gumball machines with 100 gumballs, and tested if 100 licks was enough to finish our suckers!
Help us honor the Stanley High School Students of the Month for January!To be nominated, students must consistently hold a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
They must be well prepared when they come to class. They need to exhibit engagement during periods of learning and be respectful to the teacher and others. Congratulations to the following students and their families:
Help us honor the Stanley High School Students of the Month for December!To be nominated, students must consistently hold a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
They must be well prepared when they come to class. They need to exhibit engagement during periods of learning and be respectful to the teacher and others. Congratulations to the following students and their families:
Reminder: There is a Junior Parent Meeting on February 4th 2025 at 6pm in the Cafeteria.
🚨 SCIENCE IN ACTION! 🧪🔬
Ms. Nelson’s 5th-grade scientists took on the challenge of turning dull, old pennies into shiny, “brand-new” ones using just vinegar and salt! ✨ After conducting the experiment, we put our thinking caps on to test and discuss what happened. The big discovery? The vinegar and salt worked together to remove the dull outer layer of the penny, revealing the shiny copper underneath! To take it one step further, we used a steel nail, which collected tiny pieces of the copper removed from the pennies, proving our theory!
These are our Elementary character award winners from K-6th grade for Empathy! Congratulations and thank you for displaying great character!!!
Here are our Elementary character award winners from K-6th grade for Gratitude! 💙 Congratulations and way to go for being a student of great character!
The Stafslien family and Stanley Schools invite the community to participate in the 1st Annual Stuffed Animal Drive in honor of Harper Rose Stafslien over her birthday FEBRUARY 3-7th. 🩷💜
Please bring a new stuffed animal to either school office to be donated to local hospitals for children who need support during a hospital stay, ER visit, etc. Any questions: please email brooks.stafslien@gmail.com
Thank you for all of the love and support this past year!
Please wear green on Monday, January 27th for Laykas, a student from Tioga. His family has many ties to the Stanley Community.
This is our lost and found table at the high school. There's lots of items that need to find their original home - including multiple pairs of shoes, a full backpack, and a coat. If your child is missing something, encourage them to check the table. Next week we will clean off the table and donate the items.
Today, Mrs. Verano’s science class built DNA models using Twizzlers and gummy worms. Students have been learning that chromosomes are composed of DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid). As part of the activity, they had the opportunity to create their own DNA models. While connecting the base pairs, some students accidentally mismatched them, which led to discussions about mutations. It was exciting to see the students actively engaged and enjoying the learning process.
Baseball meeting tomorrow, Thursday, January 23rd, for students in grade 7th-12th in the commons. If interested please stop and see Coach Rice during 8th hour to get signed up.
There is lots of sickness going around our elementary school. If your child has a fever, vomiting or diarrhea please keep them home for 24 hours after symptoms/ fever subsides.
Shout out to Enbridge for the donation of bottled water to the Stanley School District. It is greatly appreciated.
