Earth and Space science students have been learning about how energy is transferred and held by Earth. The students were challenged to make a solar oven that could cook a s'more in January. we had some pretty great results. The ouside temperature was around 55, and most students were able to reach 70 degrees Fahrenheit. One oven topped out at 91 degrees in about 15 minutes.
These 2 amazing young ladies earned RARE awards. One was a kindergarten student who earned hers for being accountable by always completing her classwork on time and with attention to detail. The other young lady is a second grade student who earned her RARE award for being empathetic. She sat by a kindergarten student and helped him read his book during walking time in the morning.
Basketball links for this weekend:
Approximate Cody Kilgore JH/HS start times for tomorrow (CST)
JH Girls: 1:30
JH Boys: 2:30
JV Girls: 3:30
JV Boys: 4:00
Var Girls: 5:00
Var Boys: 6:30
Cody-Kilgore: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/cody/organization/20034/cody-kilgore-high-school
Approximate Hyannis start times on Saturday Jan 18 (CST)
JV Girls: 2:00
JV Boys: 3:00
Var Girls: 4:00
Var Boys: 5:30
Hyannis: https://striv.tv/channel/hyannis/
Ord wrestling streaming link:
https://youtube.com/@chanticleerstreaming?si=sgshtHNn6WIkhEQH
Hyannis wrestling streaming link:
https://striv.tv/channel/hyannis/
Wrestling info for this weekend
Mrs. Doty’s English classes began the 2024-2025 school year enjoying a wide variety of books thanks to the Stapleton School Foundation’s kind donation.
The challenge for the first semester was for the students to “Read like a wolf eats.” The students heartily feasted as evidenced by the following data.
Here is the record of the total pages read by each grade for the fall semester:
Seventh grade: nine students: 7,588 pages
Eighth grade: one student: 1,426 pages
Ninth grade: seventeen students: 8,367 pages
Tenth grade: eleven students: 10,670 pages
Eleventh grade: eight students: 10,220 pages
Twelfth grade: eight students: 3,567 pages
This adds up to an overall fall semester accumulation of 41,838 pages.
The second semester promises to be just as remarkable. Keep on reading!
Stapleton Public School Families, Please click on the following link to access important information regarding a recent data breach concerning PowerSchool. https://www.stapletonschools.org/article/1968004
Secondary Honor Roll Bowling!
Stapleton students are still showing great character after the break. We had 5 students earn Rare awards this week. That is amazing! There are 3 sixth grade students who have been very helpful in the classroom. A fourth grade student who cleaned the classroom and a very focused second grade student. What a great group of kids.
JH Basketball vs. Brady 1:00pm tip: Livestream: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/stapleton/organization/40010/sandhills-valley-high-school
Congrats to our Lady Maverick Wrestlers for a fantastic weekend on the mat! Freshman Lillyan Sheets took 4th at the Sidney meet. Senior Saije Phelps took home two 2nd place finishes at Sidney and Garden County. Seniors Chloe Schaeffer and Mariah Duran took first place in their weight classes at both Sidney and Garden County. Congrats on starting off 2025 with such great success ladies! We are proud of you!
Events for the week of January 13:
Monday, Jan 13:
--JH G/B BB vs Brady in Stapleton--1 / 2 pm
--School Board Meeting in Library--7:00 pm
Tuesday, Jan 14:
--Bloodmobile at Community Building--11:00 am-5:00 pm
Thursday, Jan 16:
--G WR at Ord--11:00 am
--G WR Triangular at Hyannis
Friday, Jan 17:
--JH G/B BB at Cody-Kilgore--12 pm / 1 pm, bus leaves at 9:00 am
--G/B BB at Cody-Kilgore--4:30 / 5:00 / 6:00 / 7:30, bus leaves at 1:00 pm
Saturday, Jan 18:
--G/B WR MNAC at STK in Dunning--10:00 am
--G/B BB at Hyannis--4:30 / 5:00 / 6:00 / 7:30 pm, bus leaves at 1:45 pm
GO MAVERICKS!!!
Today the ag students spent time updating their AET accounts. AET is an online record-keeping system that helps students track their supervised agricultural experiences. Some students can track products they make and sell, others record hours they spend working for mom and dad, and almost everything in between. Students can use this system to evaluate their efficiency, skills they develop over time, and personal finances. SAEs are a cool opportunity for students to share their real-world connections to ag while learning the importance of good record-keeping.
Wrestling meets the next couple of days
Friday 1/10: Girls Wrestling in Sidney - 3pm CST (2pm MST)
Saturday 1/11: Boys and Girls Wrestling at Garden County - 10am CST (9am MST)
Sidney Raiders Stream: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/sidney/organization/801/sidney-high-school
Garden County High School Stream: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/oshkosh/organization/78799/garden-countys-high-school
Boys Basketball (Only) Friday at Broken Bow - JV at 4:30pm - Varsity at 7:45. Live stream can be found here: https://striv.tv/channel/broken-bow
JV BOYS game will be played in BB Activities Building - VAR BOYS game will be played in main gym.
9AM START TOMORROW: Due to the weather we will begin tomorrow's inservice at 9am. We will adjust the agenda accordingly. Drive Safely.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Events for the week of Jan 6:
Monday, Jan 6:
—No School—Teacher In-service
—Oregon Trails Honor Band at Bridgeport—postponed due to weather, date TBA
Tuesday, Jan 7:
—2nd Semester starts
Friday, Jan 10:
—Girls WR at Sidney, 3:00 pm
—Boys BB at Broken Bow—4:30/7:45, bus leaves at 2:30
Saturday, Jan 11:
—G/B WR at Garden County—time TBA
Go Mavericks!!!
Congratulations to our Honor Roll students!
Live streams for today's events:
NP Wrestling: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/north-platte/organization/3805/north-platte-high-school
Maxwell BB: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/maxwell/organization/12923/maxwell-high-school
Updated athletic contests schedule for tomorrow:
Girls Wrestling at North Platte - First round begins at 10am
Girls Basketball second round holiday tournament at Maxwell - 1pm
Boys Basketball second round holiday tournament at Maxwell - 5:30pm