Snow days will not stop our dress up days! Elementary students are welcome to wear both their favorite hats and their wacky socks tomorrow.
The kindergarten started off their Read Across America/Dr. Seuss Week with a tasty breakfast. Green Eggs and Ham, yum yum!
Read Across America Week started off with a bang yesterday! The second graders experienced a special treat during SEL time. NHS members Rhay and Lexi read "Bartholomew and The Oobleck" with the class, and then they made oobleck!
NO SCHOOL TOMORROW (TUESDAY, MARCH 4TH): Due to forecasted weather there will be no school tomorrow and no activities.
Please join us this Thursday to watch some of the SPS brightest students compete against students from area schools. First questions will be read at 5 PM.
We are celebrating Doctor Seuss this week. Today was dress backward, mixed up, or wacky day. The students did a great job. Tomorrow is Top Hat Day. Wear your favorite hat.
We have 2 RARE students I did not get recognized on Friday so I want to start with them today. These 2 are on the opposite ends of elementary school. The first is a 6th grade student who helped put away math supplies for Mrs. Frey without being asked. The second is a kindergartner who is continually respectful to every classmate and teacher.
It's Read Across America Week!
Events for the Week of March 3:
Monday, March 3:
—Start of Spring Sports Practices
—FFA Contest at North Platte D&N, bus leaves at 7:00 am
—Bingo for Books in Broncos Room—5:00 pm
—Speech Team Public Performances, 6:00–9:00 pm
Tuesday, March 4:
—FFA Contest at Eustis, Van leaves 7:00 am
Thursday, March 6:
—Stapleton Quiz Bowl, 5:00 pm
—Welding Contest, Van leaves at 9:00 am
Friday, March 7:
—End of 3rd Quarter
—No Kindergarten
—Kindergarten Roundup, 9:00 am—11:30 am
Saturday, March 8:
—Maxwell Speech Contest, Van leaves at 6:30 am
Come support the Stapleton Speech
team!
Stapleton HS Band performed at MNAC Band Festival
The members of the Stapleton HS Band performed in the 2025 MNAC Band Festival at McPherson County High School. The Band was directed by Mr. Brett Bradley, retired Band Director at North Platte High School.
The students spent the day rehearsing together and presented a concert that evening.
Allie and Ani Trimble, daughters of Jason & Sadie Trimble performed in the 2025 Honor Choirs on Jan 27.
The students performed in the Festival Choir and Treble Choir. Over 1800 students across the state auditioned and selected students spent the day rehearsing together and performed a concert that evening in the UNK Health & Sports Center.
Rate Peterson, alto sax, son of Jay & Peggy Peterson ; and Paige Morash, trumpet, daughter of Dan & Joni Morash performed in the 2025 North Platte Middle School Honor Band on Feb 1st. The Honor Band of 86 students around the state, rehearsed under the direction of Nathan LeFaber, Director of Bands at Kearney High School. The students spent the day rehearsing together and presented a concert that evening.
Kindergarten is kicking off Read Across America week with Green Eggs and Ham!
If you have any questions please give the Office a call at 308-636-2252.
The Parent Teacher Conference handout sent home with Elementary Students stated there would not be school Friday March 7th, 2025. It should have stated there will be no school for Kindergarten Friday March 7th while we host Kindergarten Round Up.
All other grades will have school as scheduled.
We are looking for book donations for Bingo for Books next week. If you have any children's books you would like to donate please get them to Mrs. Isom or Mrs. Burnside by Monday, March 3rd. We would be very appreciative. Thanks!
We are having Bingo for Books March 3, 2025 from 5:00-6:00 in the Bronco Room at Stapleton Public Schools.
You are invited to join us for high school speeches afterward, along with a dessert bar provided for free-will donation. All proceeds of which will go to the speech team.
Join us on March 3rd for some award-winning speeches, delicious desserts, and Bingo for Books!! A fun night for the whole family.
Senior Parents: contracts for the Senior Trip were sent home today. They need to be signed by student and parents, and returned by Friday.