Events for the week of Jan 19:

Monday, Jan 19:
--Kearney Underclassmen Honor Band at Kearney HS--Concert at 6:15 pm, van leaves at 6:30 am
--JH G/B BB at Arthur Co--2:00/3:00 pm

Tuesday, Jan 20:
--Var G/B BB vs Sandhills-Thedford in Stapleton--6:00/7:30 pm

Wednesday, Jan 21:
--D9 Degree/Proficiency Review at North Platte, van leaves at 8:00 am

Thursday, Jan 22:
--JH G/B BB with Hyannis at Stapleton--2:00/3:00 pm
--JV/Var G/B BB at Maxwell--5:00/6:00/7:30 pm
--G/B WR at Maxwell Triangular--4:00/5:00/6:00 pm

Friday, Jan 23:
--B WR at South Loup Invite (Callaway)--10:00 am

Saturday, Jan 24:
--North Platte Middle School Honor Band at North Platte HS--Concert at 3:00 pm, van leaves at 7:30 am
--G WR at Sandhills/Thedford Invite (Dunning)--10:30 am


LETS GO MAVERICKS!!!!

1 day ago, Bryan Regier
We had another student earn all 4 of her RARE Awards. She earned for being patient and helpful with the classmates. She is doing awesome.
4 days ago, Bobbi Isom
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We had four students who earned RARE Awards this week. The first is a kindergartner who is Accountable by reading his AR book and bringing it back to school to test. The second one is a second grade student who helped clean up messes at lunch for several other students. He was kind and helpful to his peers and younger students. He had Empathy for the other students. The next student is a third grade student who offered to clean up after concessions at the game. He was Empathetic. The last is a fifth grade student who earned a RARE Award for Respect. He was honest with his teacher.
4 days ago, Bobbi Isom
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PARAEDUCATOR NEEDED: We are currently hiring for a paraeducator to begin immediately. This position may be eligible for health insurance if combined with extra duties (i.e. custodial, bus driving). Please click on the link to learn more (https://www.stapletonschools.org/page/job-opportunities).
5 days ago, Brian Redinger
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Dear Stapleton Families,

As parents, we all want our children to thrive in an environment where they feel supported, encouraged, and celebrated. For many years, the Stapleton Booster Club has played a vital role in fostering school spirit and supporting our students, teachers, and coaches. Unfortunately, we have reached a critical point where we need your help to keep this organization going.

At this time, our leadership team consists of only a couple of people. While I had hoped to remain active, not having kids in school and my schedule makes it difficult to stay connected to daily school events. Additionally, due to professional obligations, I am unable to provide hands-on assistance until after April 15.

What We Do (and Why It’s Manageable)
Many people assume the Booster Club requires a large time commitment. In reality, our workload is very focused. We do not host labor-intensive fundraisers—our primary income comes from generous sign sponsors. Our main activities include:
• Boosting Morale: Hosting Teacher Appreciation events every couple of months and organizing Teacher Appreciation Week.
Supporting Staff and Coaches: Providing funding support for classroom and program needs through teacher and coach requests.
• Celebrating Students: Helping organize the year-end Athletic Banquet, assisting with the Academic Banquet, and supporting beginning-of-year events such as a Welcome Back or Soap Scrimmage gathering.

Why Join the Booster Club?
Being involved offers meaningful rewards beyond volunteering:
1. Direct Impact: You see firsthand the appreciation from teachers and the excitement of students during sponsored events.
2. Stronger Student Support: Research shows students feel more supported when parents are involved in their school community.
3. Connection & Awareness: Stay informed about school activities and build relationships with staff and administration.
4. Community Building: Meet other parents and work together to make Stapleton Public Schools the best they can be.

We are truly asking for volunteers to step forward. Whether you can take on a leadership role or help for just a few hours, your involvement is essential. Without additional support, we will not be able to sustain the programs that positively impact our students and staff.

Ways You Can Help
• Serve on the board (meetings are informal; many decisions are made via group text).
• Help prepare appreciation items (snacks, meals, or gifts—expenses are reimbursed).
• Lead Teacher Appreciation Week in May.
• Coordinate a banquet (typically just a few hours before and after the event, plus coordination with school staff).
• Help identify future needs and goals for the school.
• Assist with sign fundraising.

I am willing to continue serving as Treasurer, including paying bills and preparing financials, for as long as needed. I will volunteer my time as much as I can.

If you are interested in helping keep the Stapleton Booster Club active, please reach out as soon as possible. Let’s show our kids that we are invested in their school and their success.

Sincerely,

Milissa J. Kramer
Stapleton Booster Club
mjkcpapc@gmail.com
text 308-636-8318

phone 308-636-2560

5 days ago, Klara Dailey
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SCHOOL CALENDAR CHANGES: Please click on the link to learn about some important calendar changes. https://www.stapletonschools.org/article/2633336
6 days ago, Brian Redinger
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Events for the week of Jan 12th:

Monday, Jan 12:
--JH GBB at Brady--1:00/2:00 pm, bus leaves at 11:00 am
--School Board Meeting in Library--7:00 pm

Thursday, Jan 15:
--B WR at Hyannis

Friday, Jan 16:
--G WR at Ord Invite--1:00 pm
--JV/V GBB at Maywood/Hayes Center (Maywood)--5:00/6:00/7:30 pm

Saturday, Jan 17:
--G/B WR MNAC at Sandhills/Thedford (Dunning)--10:00 am
--JV/V GBB vs Hyannis at Stapleton--3:00/4:00/6:00 pm

LETS GO MAVERICKS!!!
8 days ago, Bryan Regier
The Stapleton FFA chapter is still looking for a volunteer to attend the district CDE #1 competition day (Jan 28th) with us. They will transport the welding team to and from Mid Plains college and rotate students getting lunch. This individual is welcome to ride with us from the school or meet us at the D&N center in North Platte. Please reach out to Ms. Nichols with any questions or interest in helping out our chapter.
10 days ago, Dasie Nichols

Congratulations to our Honor Roll students!

To meet the qualifications for the Honor Roll, students must be enrolled full-time and have earned semester grades of A or B, in all of their classes.

10 days ago, Mrs. Joedeman
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We also had 3 third grade students earn RARE Awards this first week back. The first one was for being responsible. He cleans out his folder each day, gets his planner signed, and is already over halfway to meeting his AR goal. The next two earned theirs for being Empathetic. They are both willing and consistently offering to help out classmates.

10 days ago, Bobbi Isom
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Three kindergarten students have earned RARE awards this week. The first one uses his manners, follows directions and treats teachers with respect. He earned his award for being Respectful. The second one consistently does the right thing, completes all her work, and follows directions quickly. She is very Responsible. The third kindergarten student shows respect to all teachers and always uses his manners and follows directions. He always brings his homework back and works very hard in class. His actually earned 2 awards. One for being respectful and one for being responsible. Great job Kinders!
10 days ago, Bobbi Isom
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The schedule for this Saturday's basketball games has changed. The 2:45pm boys JV game has been canceled due to injuries and illness. We will still have the girls game starting at 3:30pm and a Varsity boys game following at 5:00pm. Hope to see everyone on Saturday, Go Mavericks!
11 days ago, Dewayne Tillman
Advanced Biology has finally made it through the plant unit and are showing their cumulative knowledge by compiling a small range book. Students have been working to identify grasses, forbs, and trees. They will then have to compare repoductive structures, pollination strategies, and specialized structures.
13 days ago, Patty Stewart
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Congratulations to Micah Weems!
Micah started this semester off by finishing the 7th Grade Math topics on Aleks. He will advance into 8th Grade Math on Aleks and continue to build and master his math skills.
13 days ago, Carly Schrock
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Oregon Trails Honor Band

The Oregon Trails Honor Band, sponsored by Doane University, will be held on Monday, January 5 at Bridgeport HS.

Four members of the HS Band will be participating in the Honor Band: Madi McEntee, Lacie Benell, Izzy Waker, and Jaxon McEntee.

The Honor Band will consist of 87 students from 20 schools in western Nebraska and the panhandle area. The Band will be directed by Andy Feyes, Director of Bands at Doane University.

The concert will start at 6:00 pm CT and is open to the public. If you're not able to attend in person, the concert will be streamed on the Bridgeport Hudl site at: http://bport.tv/

Stapleton High School is very proud of our HS Band members who are performing in this Honor Band.

15 days ago, Bryan Regier

Events for the week of Jan 5:

Monday, Jan 5:

—2nd Semester starts

—Oregon Trails Honor Band at Bridgeport HS, Concert at 5:30 pm, Van leaves at 7:15 am

Tuesday, Jan 6:

—JV/V G/B BB vs Perkins Co at Stapleton—4:45/5:30/7:00

Thursday, Jan 8:

—B WR Dual vs Cambridge at Tryon, weigh in 5:00, wrestle 6:00 pm

—JH B BB vs Our Redeemer at Tryon—2:30 pm

Friday, Jan 9:

—G WR at Sidney Invite—3:00 pm

Saturday, Jan 10:

—G/B WR at Garden County Invite—10:00am

—JV/V G/B BB vs Dundy County-Stratton at Stapleton—2:45/3:30/5:00 pm

LET’S GO MAVERICKS!!

15 days ago, Bryan Regier

STUDENTS DOWNLOAD DURING THE HOLIDAY: Students download the school app. to access ROOMS. Teachers and coaches will use ROOMS to communicate with you, especially regarding activities outside of school. See the attachment.

28 days ago, Brian Redinger
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We had 4 amazing boys earn RARE Awards today. The 5th grade student earned it for being caring and helping a teacher with the door several days in a row. The 4th grade student earned it for helping a 2nd grade student. The 3rd grade student earned the RARE Award for getting his planner signed every day and the 2nd grade student earned the award for helping to sweep other areas besides his own at lunch. Great job boys!
about 1 month ago, Bobbi Isom
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Let's play a game. Instead of Where is Waldo, it is Where is Mrs. Frey!
about 1 month ago, Bobbi Isom
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We had an exciting week last week dressing for the 12 Days of Christmas. The students are doing a great job with the daily theme.
about 1 month ago, Bobbi Isom
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