Here is some parent guidance on IAPs for anyone interested in learning more.
Sunday, December 3rd, the SHS Fishing Team delivered socks to the residents of the nursing home. Way to show the #DeSotoDifference!!
#OneFamilyWorkingTogether
Stanley may wear purple and gold Friday, December 1st to support Logansport making it to the semifinals! #DeSotoStrong #OneFamilyWorkingTogether
SHS grows 6.3 points in a year!! Great job students, teachers, faculty, and staff for all your hard work!!
#OneFamilyWorkingTogether #ReadyForTheFuture
Let’s celebrate World Kindness week, November 13-17! See graphic for details. This is for K-12 students.
Here is the schedule for the Ebarb Tournament!
Attached you will see the bracket for the Pitkin Tournament this week. The tournament will be Thursday, 11/2 - Saturday, 11-4.
Basketball Jamboree!
Check out these awesome pumpkins that were decorated or carved by SHS 4Hers! Winners will be announced at school and posted later today on the parish Facebook page.
SHS 4-H Pumpkin Contest is Thursday, October 19. Pumpkins should be dropped off in front of the school on the benches for judging. Be sure to include students first and last name, and grade on the pumpkin. Only high school students may bring a carved pumpkin. 4th-8th graders should paint/decorate. If you have any questions, see the picture attached.
Stanley High Welding and Ag students toured Frymaster Tuesday, 10/3/2023. They learned the importance of good work, career skills, and the value of skilled welders and construction employees in the Manufacturing Industry. Students also learned career skills such as interview skills and work attendance. Students viewed robotics and many high tech and high paying jobs that Frymaster has to offer. It was a great field trip!
Wear your blue in honor of Aubrey Hubier Tuesday, October 3rd!
In memory of our senior, Aubrey Hubier, our faculty and staff would like to purchase a memorial bench to place at the school. If you would like to contribute, you can donate by...
-dropping it off at the school-Mrs. Caston and Nurse Keli will collect the donations
-go to any Progressive and give "in memory of Aubrey"
Don't forget to bring $2 and wear camo tomorrow!
To our Stanley school family and community. Today we are deeply saddened and our hearts weigh heavy as we mourn the loss of one of our beloved students, Aubrey Hubier. We never want to have to deliver news of heart-ache and tragedy, but now we must stand strong as a school and as a community while we make sense of this tragic loss in support of Aubrey's family. As we provide social-emotional support, our counselors and other support will be available at the campus Monday (September 25) and will continue to be available to students, teachers, and families throughout the week as needed.
There will be an early dismissal for students at 11:30 AM on Monday, September 25 for families wishing to attend Monday's funeral services at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in Logansport. Visitation begins at 12:00 PM with services beginning at 2:00 PM.
We will continue to hold steadfast in prayer for the Hubier family. #DeSotoStrong
On Thursday, Sept. 7th, Mrs. Petriello took her 7th graders to the Forestry Awareness Day at the Mansfield Battlefield Park. The students went around to the different stations learning about soil and water conservation, wildlife, forestry, and even history of the battle field.
On Thursday, Sept. 7th, Mrs. Petriello took her 7th graders to the Forestry Awareness Day at the Mansfield Battlefield Park. The students went around to the different stations learning about soil and water conservation, wildlife, forestry, and even history of the battle field.
On Wednesday, September 13th, students may pay $2 to wear gold and approved blue jeans. The money will be donated to Dream Hunt Foundation!
Sign your 4th-12th grader up for 4H! Click this link to sign up online. If you already turned in money to Mrs. Pierce, you still need to fill out this form to join.
https://forms.gle/LcqMdxzbNPEQvUuB6 (https://forms.gle/LcqMdxzbNPEQvUuB6)
Mrs. Petriello’s 6th grade Social Studies class were learning about the major differences between the Europeans and Indigenous Societies. Students made a T-chart and worked with their groups to compile a list of differences that created conflict between the two groups.
