Stanley Community Schools

If you happen to drive by the school today and notice several North Dakota Highway Patrol vehicles in our parking lot, please don’t be alarmed. 🚔
The North Dakota Highway Patrol is utilizing our multipurpose room for training today. We are grateful for the opportunity to share our facilities, and they truly appreciate the space.

Hey, look at these two rockstars! Huge congratulations to Alexis Laparra and Serafina Beehler for being selected to perform in the All-State Music Festival this March! They went through a rigorous audition process and were selected among the best musicians of the whole state. This is a huge accomplishment and we're excited to see them grow from this experience.

Kaitlyn Tronset has been busy painting a Blue Jay mural in a classroom to add more school spirit. This is a project for FCCLA.

Boys Basketball tonight vs Bottineau: C/Jv: 4:30pm Varsity: 6:00pm

It is National School Counseling Week. Our schools are incredibly lucky to have two amazing counselors, Syria and Mrs. Sorenson. They are always kind, supportive, and ready to help every student feel heard and cared for — making our school a better place every day.

Congratulations to our Stanley Blue Jay Cheerleaders! State Results: First place:Game Day and CDR. Second place: Time Out. Stunt groups: 1st and 3rd place. Laney- 1st place jump off. Ashley and River- All State Team Ashley and Lizzie- NDCCA Scholarship Team Scholar award- WHOLE TEAM!!!

The Stanley Speech Team is back in action! We attended the Minot North Invitational today and came home with a few medals and a renewed excitement for the upcoming season. We had veteran members in new categories today, as well as fresh faces on the Speech team diving right in. Congratulations to all who participated and good luck this season!

Join us on Monday, February 9th for our Choir pop concert in the Stanley High School Gym.

Call time for students is 6:15 in the music room. Concert dress is black pants, black shoes, and a colorful shirt. If a student does not have a colorful shirt they may wear all black. Ladies can wear a colorful dress if they would like.

Looking forward to see everyone there!

Mrs. Verano’s 8th graders had an incredible opportunity to meet STEM Ambassadors from NASA, led by Laurie Salander, and take part in a hands-on engineering simulation. Students were challenged with a real-world problem: lunar solar panels covered in moon dust that needed to be cleaned. Working in teams, they designed and built a small rover using a toothbrush head, a motor, and a battery to clear the panels. After testing their designs, students problem-solved by making adjustments, adding materials to improve balance, increase weight, and ensure the panels were cleaned thoroughly. The excitement in the room was contagious as students collaborated, experimented, and refined their designs. The creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork on display made this experience truly STEMazing! 🚀

2nd Annual Stuffed Animal Drive, see flyer for details.

Tonights Boys Basketball games vs Hazen. JV/C 4:30pm and Varsity 6pm

Bus 28 did not run this morning (Jan. 26th) due to unexpected circumstances. We do have a bus sub for this afternoon and it will run the regular route at the expected times.

Today, Mrs. Verano’s science class built DNA models using Twizzlers and gummy bears. 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.

You will see a number of North Dakota Highway Patrol vehicles in the high school parking lot today, please know that everything is okay. They are using one of our multipurpose rooms for a scheduled training. We are happy to partner with them and share our facilities when possible.

The GBB game vs Dunseith scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed to Feb 12th.

Stanley school and buses will be 2 hours late today (Wedenesday, January 21).

🤼‍♂️ WRESTLING NIGHT IN STANLEY 5:00 PM Stanley vs. Kenmare 🕔 Exhibition matches start at 5:00 PM 🤼‍♀️ Girls Dual to follow 🤼‍♂️ Boys Dual after ⭐ Senior Night — come help us honor our seniors and cheer on our wrestlers! 📣 Let’s pack the gym and show our support!

Lost and Found table at the High School will be cleared out on Friday January 30th. Please have your children look and see if any of it belongs to them. Thanks

Notice to the Students at the high school who receive SACK bags:
In the chaos of our early out, sack bags were not handed out. Coupons are available at the grocery store customer service desk for families to use. Sack bags will be sent home Tuesday when school resumes. Thank you!

Due to the current no-travel advisory, Stanley Public Schools will dismiss at 2:30 PM.

Rural bus routes will not be running. In-town buses will run.

If your rural student needs to ride an in-town bus to a storm home, please call the school to make arrangements. If you do not want your high school student to drive home, please contact the school as well.

Parents are welcome to pick up their students at any time.

Donkey basketball will be rescheduled, and all evening sports activities are canceled.