The second grade classes researched famous people and presented their research in a wax museum. Click on the links to view each class's video!
Mrs. Davis's Class: https://youtu.be/F41nzE8OBV4
Mrs. Swensrud's Class: https://youtu.be/myOQxRGCwwI
Mrs. Sandeen's Class: https://youtu.be/GPqykY-X5to
Click the link to order your golf gear! https://www.bsnteamsports.com/shop/jaysgolf21
Thank you to everyone that attended the Drive Your Tractor to School Day Parade! Here is a video recap of the day! https://youtu.be/ksWa_-NldYk
The following students represented Stanley High School at the Regional Academic Olympics competition in South Prairie on March 24: Logan Lapica, Noah Rolfe, Kaisa Mortensen, Katie Wilhelmi, Ava Schuster, and Ben Wing. The Team advanced to the Lightening Round, representing SHS well! Good job!
Special Note from Trenton for the 5/6 GBB Tournament on Saturday the 27th.
*We will be asking all patrons to wear a mask during this event while in our building*
*All teams/players are asked to please use a mask when they are NOT playing a game*
Here is the bracket for Saturday's 5/6 GBB tournament in Trenton. All games in the HS Gym will be streamed on NFHSnetwork.com.
STEM club students at Stanley Elementary have built hoop gliders and created cup towers. These students meet once a month in the morning before school to challenge themselves.
The equipment and students are excited and ready for the parade at 2, join us on Main Street!
Clay Target League registration closes on March 29th at noon. Those students who have completed hunter's safety and are interested should see Mrs. Pulver for additional information. Please make sure your registration is complete, as there are no exceptions to missing the deadline.
Start date of practice TBA after registration closes.
In honor of National Agriculture Week this week Stanley FFA members will be driving their tractors/farm equipment to school tomorrow and hosting a parade down Main Street of Stanley tomorrow to show off their equipment and even a few horses. Come check it out at 2pm tomorrow!
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Congratulations to the Stanley FFA Members that competed today at the ND State FFA Winter CDEs contest in Minot! The results are listed below:
Livestock Judging:
- Gold Team (9th Overall)
- Kyra Fox (Gold Individual)
- Jacob Littlefield (Silver Individual)
- Logan Lapica (Silver Individual)
- Drew Pennington (Bronze Individual)
Ag Sales:
- Macee Jones (Bronze Individual)
- Lara Lane (Bronze Individual)
Prom is just around the Corner! April 17, to be exact! The Grand March will begin at 8 pm, and is open to the public. Pictures for Prom couples will be taken by Lostwood Media, from 4 to 7:30 pm in the gym. After Prom Party is open to all Prom couples, as well as all 11 and 12 grade students. Bus leaves for Safari Trampoline Park in Williston at midnight.
The Junior/Senior Banquet will be Friday, April 16, at 6 pm. Pasta on the menu, with fun and games to follow! This is a semi-formal affair, and students are encouraged to bring clothes to change into after supper.
Parent Teacher conferences are scheduled on March 23 and March 25 from 4-7 each night. Parents of elementary students have a scheduled time to meet. Parents of students in grades 7-12 are welcome at any point during the times listed above. We hope to see you there!
Need a dress for Prom, April 17? Several community members have donated dresses, free to anyone who needs one! Dresses range in size from 0 to 20. Please see Mrs. Curren in Room 39 for more info!
Congratulations to our FFA Week coloring contest winners!
Kindergarten: Jason and Addison
1st Grade: Jaxton
2nd Grade: Cooper
3rd Grade: Hadley (not pictured)
5th Grade: Taya
6th Grade: Jackelyne
Third graders did a little
🧹SPRING CLEANING 🧹
before Spring break! They worked hard raking and picking up garbage on the playground! Great job kids! 👍🏻
We're hosting a fundraiser for the SACK Program at Stanley Elementary next week! On Monday (Mar. 22), Wednesday (Mar. 24), and Friday (Mar. 26), students can wear their hats to school for $1 or a non-perishable food item that will go towards helping out our local backpack food program. Thank you for supporting our students and families!
After finishing up our unit on landforms, the third grade classes had a BLAST 💥 watching some volcanos erupt! 🌋
Elementary students in grades K-6 enjoyed their Virtual Career Day with zoom calls with speakers, recorded videos from community members, a QR code scavenger hunt, read-aloud books of STEM careers and other games/activities focused on a variety of jobs and career choices! Thanks for a great day, bluejays!
Cheer Competition, Saturday March 20, Minot Auditorium at 1 pm
To: State Wide Media
From: North Dakota Cheer Coach Association
Regarding: ND State Cheerleading Competition
Further information: Angela Speiser, Event Chairman 701-720-0668
thespeisers@gmail.com
The North Dakota Cheer Coach Association (www.northdakotacheer.com) will host the
North Dakota State Winter 2021 Cheerleading Competition on Saturday, March 20,
2021 at the Minot Municipal Auditorium, 420 3rd Ave. SW, Minot. The championship is
at 1:00 pm, doors will open at 12:00 pm. Admission is Adults - $10, Students - $5
Cash Only It is a MASK Required event.
The event is highly anticipated after the cancellation of March 2020 competition only 7
days prior to the event and a semi virtual event held Fall 2020. The last event with fans
and spirit was held November 2019 in Fargo. There is ample seating for the event with
masks required. The MC will be Becky Farr of KX-13.
Seventeen schools will be represented, 8 Class A and 9 Class B, in 6 events. Team
events include: Championship Routine with cheer, stunts, tumbling and dance, Time
Out Cheer to include intense 1 minute routine starting and ending on basketball buzzer,
Game Day Routine to feature live game simulation including school song, band chant,
cheer, and Stunt Group competition featuring 4-5 cheerleaders performing continuous
stunts for 1 minute with degree of difficulty. Individual events will be All Around
Cheerleader routine and Jump- off Challenge.
The cheerleaders state-wide have survived the Covid pandemic with conforming to
health restrictions, wearing masks and avoiding close contacts. It has been a struggle
to keep spirit up with limited fans, cancellations, and scaled back playoff and
tournaments however school spirit is alive and well in ND. The NDCCA State
Cheerleading Competition is a time to celebrate the high school cheerleaders of North
Dakota and their outstanding skills! The public is invited to attend and witness the
teams superior efforts.
Schools represented:
Class B: Stanley, Bishop Ryan, Des Lacs/Burlington, Harvey, Killdeer, May-Port CG,
Rugby, South Prairie
Class A: Bismarck High, Bismarck Century, Dickinson, Fargo North, Bismarck Legacy,
Mandan, Minot High, Valley City, Williston