We are so proud to celebrate these outstanding students who have worked hard, shown leadership, and represented what it truly means to be a PROUD Panther! 💙🤍
Each of these students has demonstrated dedication, character, and Panther pride both in and out of the classroom. This week, they completed an interview process as part of the selection for Stanley High School’s Student of the Year — and we couldn’t be prouder of the way they represented themselves and our school! 🐾
🏆 The Student of the Year winners will be announced tomorrow, Friday, October 17, 2025, during our 9 Weeks Awards Ceremonies!
Help us give these incredible students a huge round of applause in the comments below! 👏👏
#StanleyStrong #PROUDPanthers #StudentOfTheYear #PantherPride
Thanks to Mr. Jordan and Mrs. Davis for organizing this event for our students!
#StanleyPROUD #ReadyfortheFuture
$5 each, and every dollar supports our Stanley High School Cheerleaders. Come grab a sweet treat and help our squad shine! 💙🤍
#StanleyPanthers #SHSCheer #SupportOurStudents
🎉 Stanley 4-H Members Had a Busy Week! 🎉
We’re so proud of all the hard work and accomplishments from our amazing members!
🏆 Congrats to our 1st Annual BB Competition Winners:
Logan, Trace, Kason, Owen, and Liam — way to go!
🍰 Baking Contest Success:
Emma and Cooper both placed with their delicious entries!
🎨 Art Achievement:
Kason also stood out in several art divisions — incredible job!
🐄 Livestock Show Highlights:
Lauralye, Landri, Kason, and Morgan represented Stanley 4-H and walked away with some fantastic prizes!
👏 Congratulations to all — your dedication and talent shine through in everything you do. Keep it up!
#Stanley4H #4HProud #YouthInAction #BBCompetition #LivestockShow #BakingContest #ArtWinners
Today, the Faculty and Staff of Stanley High School would like to extend a huge thank you to our four amazing custodians — Mr. Griffin, Mr. Carl, Mr. Cole, and Mr. Derrick.
Your hard work keeps our school clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. From early mornings to late evenings, you consistently go above and beyond to ensure our classrooms, hallways, and facilities shine. We appreciate your dedication, your kindness, and the pride you take in our school.
Please join us in showing some love and gratitude to these incredible members of our Stanley family. 💙🤍
#StanleyPanthers #CustodianAppreciationDay
We will celebrate October 27–31 with fun dress-up days to show our school spirit and commitment to making healthy choices!
A dress-up day form will be sent home after the break, but we wanted to share the themes early so everyone has plenty of time to plan. Let’s get ready for a week full of participation, fun, and school pride! 💪✨
It’s game day for our Panthers! Join us for the last Junior High Basketball game of the season as our teams travel to Zwolle today.
📍 Location: Zwolle
🕓 Tip-Off: 4:00 PM
Come out and show your Panther pride as we cheer on our players one last time this season! 💙🤍
🔬 High School Teacher of the Year: Marshall Raybon
🧮 Middle School Teacher of the Year: Dixie Pierce
🍎 Elementary Teacher of the Year: Lakesha Simpson
✏️ Support Staff of the Year: Connie Evans
We are so proud of the dedication, passion, and impact each of you brings to our school every day. Thank you for going above and beyond for our students! 💙🖤
We’re announcing them early so everyone has plenty of time to plan ahead and show their school spirit. Let’s make this the BEST Homecoming Week yet! 💜💛
📅 Homecoming Game: Friday, December 12, 2025
🎶 Homecoming Dances: Saturday, December 13, 2025
Grades 6–8: Dance (time TBA)
Grades 9–12: Dance (time TBA)
🎭 Theme: Midnight Masquerade
👕 Homecoming T-Shirts:
T-shirts will go on sale in October! The back of the shirt will feature the list of girls on this year’s Homecoming Court. (See photo below 👇)
Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to celebrating a magical Midnight Masquerade! 🌙✨
🖼️✨ Our 2nd grade students are learning to think critically and work together in Social Studies! They studied images of Inuit Art and added their thoughts to “Notice & Wonder” posters. Afterward, students shared ideas and discussed what each piece of art could mean. Such a fun way to explore culture, creativity, and collaboration! 💡🤝🎨
Magnificent Creations!
Mrs. Boyett’s and Mrs. Ward’s classes worked together in groups to turn “junk” into something magnificent! First, they read the book "The Most Magnificent Thing" and they discussed habits of character. They discussed persevering, collaboration, initiative, etc. They planned their ideas, then built their creations, and finally wrote about them. Students made all kinds of amazing things—including a cat, bunny, car, camera, boat, garage, crown, necklace, action figure, giraffe, lighthouse, truck, phone case, castle, and even a bobcat!
$2 Dress Day - Thursday, October 2nd - Wear green for Cerebral Palsy awareness month.
#StanleyPROUD
