Stanley High School kicked off its Spring Book Fair week with a STEAM Literacy Night on March 24.

Students in grades K-5 participated in inquiry-based activities related to the book Tacky the Penguin. The STEAM framework for learning fosters creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving through hands-on activities that integrate science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities.

At each station, students explored the question, “How does being different help us?” by learning what made Tacky the Penguin unique. Thank you to all of the students who participated and our wonderful K-5 teachers who led the fun activities!

Huge congratulations to the Stanley Fishing Team for taking home 1st Place in the Junior Division at Lake O'Pines! 

🥇🎣 All those early mornings and practice casts really paid off. We couldn't be prouder of the hard work and sportsmanship shown out on the water.

Way to go, Team! Keep reeling ‘em in! 🐟✨

Did you know Financial Literacy is a required course for our students?

In this class, students learn real-life skills like budgeting, taxes, saving, credit and debt management, banking, investing basics, and smart financial decision-making.

In these photos, students are putting those skills into action by creating a weekly meal plan, building a grocery list, and shopping within a set budget. These hands-on activities help prepare them for success beyond the classroom!

Parents… they might finally understand why you say, “Put that back, it’s not in the budget!”

In our last newsletter we highlighted Brayden Richter and Reece Hubier for their success at the state welding competition… 🥈🥉

Now we would like to highlight them for receiving their well-earned prize: an auto-darkening welding hood! 🔥

Congratulations, guys!💙🖤

High School Perfect Attendance (in order from left to right): Robert Rogers (11), Caysen Rogers (10), Lucy Parry (9), William Brandt (11), Mason Boyett (9), Khristian Carter (9)

Not pictured: Kraegan Jordan (10) and Jaci Springer (11)

9th Superintendent's List - All A's/4.0 (in order from left to right): Ella Cooper, Westyn Wallace, Casen Paddie, Jayden Cordova, Aden Crooks, Montgomery Castillo, and Kindra Jacobs

Not Pictured: Harper Rutherford

10th Superintendent's List - All A's/4.0 (in order from left to right): Connor Hatcher, Zay'V'Ante Thomas, Rylan Temple, and Ethan Cordova

Not Pictured: Paige Campbell and James Caston

11th Superintendent's List - All A's/4.0 (in order from left to right): Chloe Veuleman, Ainsley Whitten, Braelyn Aymond

12th Superintendent's List - All A's/4.0 (in order from left to right): Brooke Holloway

Not Pictured: Jaylee Arbuckle, Alyssa Gooden, Reece Hubier, Jayden Jacobs, Tevyn Jimenez, Cohen Sparks, Amihya Stephens

9th Principal's List - A's and B's (in order from left to right): Payden Simpson, Jeremiah Belcher, Mason Boyett, Khristian Carter, Julie Horne, Kaymie Mitchell, Lucy Parry, and Hailey Pugh

Not Pictured: Lillie Pierce and Emily Price

10th Principal's List - A's and B's (in order from left to right): Jezelle Stahl, Caysen Rogers, Penelope Nowlin, Chance Robertson, Princess Edwards, Emma Houston, Sunshine Brandt

Not Pictured: Kraegan Jordan, Kameron Smith, Karsyn Weeks

11th Principal's List - A's and B's (in order from left to right): Brayden Richter, Infinity Holden, Shelby Glaze, Koby Groves, Rhyland Chapman, Jacob Brown, Cash Allen

Not Pictured: Addison Barber, Emmalee Davis, Rylee Dowling, Adalynn Prudhomme, and Jaci Springer

12th Principal's List - A's and B's (in order from left to right): Alliyah Benefield

Not Pictured: Albert Bogan, Jade Jones, Colin King, Landry Maroney, Tristen O'Brien, Jordan Parker, Taylor Ramsey, Justin Smith