
Senior Spotlight Day 15. Congrats Tyson and Bridger.



Day 1 of Week 2!!!! It's a brisk, yet refreshing morning here in Stanley, ND...But a perfect day to get out there and Live Your Best Life!!! Post those pictures, Bluejays!


On Friday, May 8, Gov. Burgum lifted the 14 day quarantine if you are traveling to ND from a different state. The quarantine is still in effect for those from an international destination. This may affect those immediate family members who are planning on attending our gradation ceremony.
Due to Covid 19 restrictions, we are not able to open our graduation ceremony beyond immediate family members or grandparents. If we need to hold the ceremony in our gym vs. our football field, only parents, their spouses, and immediate family living inside the home will be able to attend.
Please see the attached information for our graduation plans. We will have a meeting for senior class parents on Wednesday, May 13 at noon and at 7pm. You only need to attend one meeting. Link will be sent out Wednesday morning.
Here is our 2020 Graduation Plan: https://5il.co/g1hl

Senior Spotlight Day 14. Congrats Katie and Jayde!



Week 2 of Blue Jay "Live Your Best Life" Challenge! Looks like a beautiful day to live your best life!


Senior Spotlight Day 13. Congrats Hunter and Jossi!



Senior Spotlight Day 12. Congrats Alex and Isaac!



Live your best life week one winners:
Prize 1: football - Becky Goettle
Prize 2: Washer Uaed game - Marshall Fjeldahl
Prize 3: tiki toss - Longmuir family
Prize 4: NDSF concert passes - Shandi Camino
Congrats to our winners! Look for next weeks challenges to be posted this weekend! If you want a head start, here’s a hint: campfire stayed on the list!!!


Mrs. Stafslien wants to give A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to the 3rd grade TOP 5 in our Virtual Math Meet! 💙
Cooper, Ava, Regan, Clayton, and Weston! They received a certificate, Amazon gift card, and a T-shirt! Great job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Everyone did such a terrific job and it was a very close race! All of our 3rd graders have worked so hard this year and we are incredibly proud of you!



Families of seniors, we are planning an outdoor graduation ceremony at this time. The outdoor ceremony is our preference, with an indoor ceremony planned as backup in case of inclement weather. If we must have the indoor ceremony, any family members attending who live outside the state of ND must be inside the state and quarantined for 14 days before they can attend. This follows the orders set forth by the ND Deportment of Health at this time. This may change in the future, but is the order we must operate under now.
We are still finalizing all of our plans and will share them with you as soon as possible.

Day 5 of the Blue Jay “Live your Best Life” Challenge! Get those pictures posted or sent to Mrs.Sorenson! We draw for prizes today!!


Mr. Hellman’s math class wasn’t going to let Covid - 19 ruin their math meet fun. Today they held the first virtual math meet. It was a blast! They definitely thought outside the quadrilateral parallelogram!



Senior Spotlight Day 11. Congrats Calli and Lucas!



Dear Senior Parents,
Thank you all for your patience as we waited for direction from the state as far as how your child’s Graduation will look. This is already an emotional time for you as parents and to add uncertainty to it is difficult. Know that Administration and I are working hard to pull everything together while following the guidelines issued by the CDC and the state. The following dates and times have been confirmed. Links to the virtual events will be shared in digitally in numerous ways as soon as they are ready.
Here is a list of the dates and times of senior events:
· Senior Parent Meeting: TBA – Mrs. Pulver and Mr. Holte are working on this right now.
· Senior Virtual Class Night – May 19 at 7:00 PM will be held virtually. Scheduled links will be shared as soon as scholarship selection has been completed. Those links will turn on at 7:00 PM that evening.
· Senior Community Parade – May 22nd at 7:00. More information will be given as this event is still in the planning stages.
· Graduation Ceremony – Will be held at Stanley High School Gymnasium at 2:00 PM. A link for the live stream of the ceremony will be sent out closer to Graduation Day.
Thank you again for your patience during this time! It is certainly a time of uncharted waters for us all. We will keep you updated through this planning. We are communicating with your senior most days through Microsoft Teams and Remind. Thank you!
Sincerely,
Mrs. Sorenson

We’ll be having drop-off and pick-up days on the weekdays beginning May 14th through May 21st. During this time, you’ll be able to drop off any library books, textbooks, and devices (with cords) you may have. You’ll also be able to pick up your child’s personal belongings.
We’ll have people available between 8:00 am through 6:00 pm on the days listed above. High school families will drive up to the front door of the high school and someone will bring your items out to you. Elementary families, if the weather is nice on the 14th and 15th, we’ll have outside stations set up according to grade level on the south side of the elementary school. You’ll be able to drive up to the grade level you need for easy pick up of your child’s belongings. There will be someone to help at each grade level. That is where you’ll drop off your books and/or technology devices as well. When dropping of a device, the cord must be with it, and there will be a sheet for you to sign stating you’ve dropped it off. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll have items inside and will bring them out to you at the front door.
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for your cooperation and support during our distance learning experience. You’ve done an incredible job with all that has been expected of you, and we all appreciate your dedication to your children’s learning.

Day 4 of Week 1 “Live Your Best Life” challenge. Drawings held tomorrow! Share those pictures, Bluejays!


Senior Spotlight Day 10. Congrats Rhett and Jason!



The Governor has released some guidance so we can start planning a possible ceremony. More details to follow within the next couple of days.

Listen in on the Governor's address for information about graduation in ND. We do not know what the guidance is and will be getting the information the same time as the public.
