Mrs.Davis's, Mrs.Sandeen's, & Ms. Grubb's 2nd graders are counting down the days until summer vacation with themed learning days. They had Starbuck's day, glow day, yes day, and camping day!
Due to the forecasted thunderstorms and high chance of the parade being cancelled due to that, the Stanley Band will not be going to Bismarck Band Night.
To show off the hard work the students have been doing to prepare, they will be doing a mini parade on Monday, May 15 in Stanley starting at 9:15am. The route is in the attached picture. The band will start at Stanley Elementary School on 4th Ave SW, go south on Main Street, east on 6th Ave SE, and turn onto 6th St SE to go by the hospital, and head back to Stanley High School.
The students would love to see your support on Monday as they show off their skills!
Today is the final day of Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you Student Council!
The yearbook order deadline is fast approaching. Order today!
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Sixth grade presented an "Unwaxed" Museum today. They researched a historical figure and presented biographies to those who visited our museum. Thank you to all who attended!
Baseball & Softball time change for Thursday 5/11 games !!
Bismarck Band Night is this Friday! Come support the band in the parade as they represent our school & band program down in Bismarck.
The parade will start at the capitol. Stanley is #64 in the parade. Check out the route in the attached picture.
Sixth graders took advantage of the beautiful morning and did their reading outside today. 😎📚☀️
The senior class invites you to attend their baccalaureate ceremony on May 10th at 7pm.
Join us this evening for class night!
Stanley FFA received a $500 grant from Hess Corporation and North Dakota State Fair Foundation to make Cancer Care Kits. Members made 14 kits (7 adult and 7 children) filled with handmade tie blankets, coloring books, colors and pictures colored by our Stanley Elementary and High School Students. Members then dropped off the adult kits at Trinity Health Cancer Center in Minot and the children's kits at Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo.
Check out the Student Council coffee cart! Members delivered coffee and treats to teachers at the high school to help kick off Teacher Appreciation Week.
The original link wasn't working. Here is the link for the One Act Play performance tonight:
https://www.youtube.com/@stanleypublicschool9677
Stanley School Theater group presents a One-Act Play tonight, May 5th at 6:30 pm in the high school gymnasium. Open to the public.
You can also view it at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/@stanleypublicschool9677
Math is best learned outside!
Sanford Health and NDSU School of Nursing at Sanford are pleased to announce the 2nd annual Bismarck HOPE camp on June 26, 1-7:30 p.m.
This high school event brings students into healthcare environments of work, including AirMed, POWER, medical lab, pharmacy, sterile processing, pharmacy, radiologic technology and Sanford clinics!
The cost for the camp is $35 and registration is limited to 30. Parents are responsible for registration, registration cost, and transportation to and from event.
We are looking for volunteers to run Junior High boys and girls shot put and discus events for our JH/JV/Varsity NWC Meet on Thursday, May 4 starting at 10:00. Please email Sarah.Sorenson@k12.nd.us if you are willing to help with these events. Thank you!
In an effort to improve our communication with parents/guardians and community members at Stanley Public Schools, the Stanley School Improvement Committee asks that you complete this survey to provide feedback. The Committee will be utilizing the results from this survey to improve our communication plan for our school district. Please complete survey by Tuesday, May 9th.
https://forms.office.com/r/B619Bp1GUH
KHRT and KHEART radio will air interviews with our top senior students. Please tune in at the dates/times below and support our graduates!
National Leadership Week comes to an end. Stuco spent several days this week in Kindergarten, painting flower pots and planting wildflower seeds with the littles. The kids enjoyed the craft and also learned about seeds and flowers. Once the flowers grow, they'll get to decide where to take them! Thanks for a great week of service, Student Council!
