The Panther Press - Weekly Newsletter

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Stanley High School empowers our students to become graduates equipped with the values, confidence, and skills to become successful in academics and in life.

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SHS Spotlight

Last week, all of the FBLA members attended the Northwest Regional Convention at NSU with their adviser, Mrs. Katie Davis, and competed in various events. Congratulations to the following members who placed in their event:

Ethan Cordova and Colin King placed 2nd in Business Ethics

Ainsley Whitten placed 4th in Introduction to Business Procedures

Shelby Glaze placed 4th in Job Interview

Rylan Ross placed 1st in Personal Finance

Rylan, Ethan, Colin, Shelby and Ainsley will advance to State in their prospective event category. State competition will be held March 24-26 at the Cajundome in Lafayette. Congratulations!!

The FBLA members would like to thank their sponsors for the generous donations that make these events possible; Quantum Electric, Just Like New Thrift Store, Ross Cemetery Service, Progressive National Bank, Mansfield Nursing Center, JWD Construction, Billy B's Cajun Grill, Triple C Disposal, Caltex Construction, Rascoe's Woodworks, Julie Henderson State Farm Agency, Carter's Family Hair Salon, Aymond Trucking.

Stanley BETA Club Making a Difference!

On Friday, February 7th, our Stanley BETA Club members had the privilege of serving at the Northwest Louisiana Food Bank in Mansfield. Our students worked alongside fellow community members to pack and distribute boxes filled with essential food supplies to over 340 residents. It was a day full of hard work, but the blessing was in the serving.

A huge thank you to school board member, Phillip Palmer (District 6), for connecting our club to Higher Ground Ministries, and to school board member, Ronnie Morris (District 9), and his amazing team of volunteers for organizing this monthly event and ongoing effort to help our community!

SHS Scholars in Action

Our AP English IV scholars are diving deep into short fiction texts using Mind Mapping to analyze key literary elements like irony, characterization, and foreshadowing. This creative strategy helps students visually organize their thoughts and better understand how these elements work together to shape the story. It’s all about connecting the dots for a deeper understanding of literature!