
2nd Annual Parent's Night Out! Saturday, November 2nd! Click link to Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScJty9f95VcIydTQyqaaUMOahH_XOUdFHcxFl7iIPTqkbUGzA/viewform


Goblin's Glory is this Saturday, October 26th! Fun Family Entertainment!



The 3rd grade class is invited to take part in the coin toss at Friday night’s home football game. This is also Senior Night. We request that students stay in their seats until this recognition is completed. You may then walk down to the track and meet Mr. McCown to proceed to the field. After the coin toss, return to the stadium seats to sit for the game. Thank you!

Today is Bus Driver Appreciation Day!! If you see any of these fantastic USD #271 drivers, give them a big thank you!


Self-Regulation. A competency that our students identified as an area of need and our staff identified it as an area for students, too. Thank you, Amy! Application and steps moving forward! @ksderedesign. #TigerPride271




Remember our Fallen. SGS and SHS choir students attended the opening ceremony at Plainville this morning. The national traveling display will be in Plainville from October 18-20.




School attendance is important! Help us track and prevent the spread of illness in our classrooms at SGS. Sign-up today!


All is quiet now, but our buildings were full of great conversations during our Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences. If you were not able to attend, please contact your child(ren)’s teacher to reschedule. School will resume on Tuesday. Happy Weekend!


Remember our Fallen. A warm Rooks County welcome! Flags. Wreaths. Gold Star mom visits. Opening Ceremony will be held on Friday morning at 10:30am in Plainville. #TigerPride271




All physical Boxtops will be sent in on October 28. If anyone has any to be submitted, please send them to school before the 28th.

Parent-Teacher Conferences!
100% Attendance
SGS -students, please attend!


Our third grade class is studying life cycles in their science standards. Today they visited the Stockton High School Agriculture Department and listened to an SHS student share about the life cycle of a chicken. The 3rd grade classes will observe eggs in an incubator over the next 21 days.


We had local experts come and share to enhance our learning about Thailand.
Joan Balderson shared items from Thailand and nearby countries and then we learned how to use chopsticks and had some sweet sticky rice!
Malee and John Berkley shared their life experiences in Thailand along with other items they have brought back . They also brought fortune cookies and treats!

It was a beautiful night for our 5th Annual FCA Fields of Faith! Thank you to our special guests/speakers, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rogers, and to all who led and attended. #TigerPride271 #fieldsoffaith




We are so very blessed to have an awesome fire department here in Stockton. The second graders went to the fire station today in honor of National Fire Prevention Week! We asked questions, explored the trucks, and even got a ride! We went home with a booklet of A-Z fire safety! Thank you Jon, Ian, Jed, Andy S. and Madison! We appreciate you! #TigerPride271




Our 💙s are happy and blessed! Thank you to our Stockton Retired Teachers for the generous gift to our SGS teachers. This group made popcorn balls and sold them at the Pumpkin Patch last weekend. The recipe was that of the LaRue Family! Thank you!! A gift of $371-wow!



SGS and SHS students shared curriculum and civic engagement updates with our USD 271 BOE at tonight’s meeting. Our 2nd graders & Mrs. Kesler shared more about Go2Science. SHS students have given many hours of service to school/community this school year! @ksderedesign #TigerPride271



SJHS has an open position for an assistant JH boys basketball coach. If you are interested, please apply at the USD 271 District Office.

A focus on wellness as students wait for the start of their school day! We ask that students not arrive before 7:40am. This is when adult supervision begins each day. School starts at 8:10am.


Anti-Bullying Week! Research reveals we are in a crisis. Schools alone can’t “fix” the crisis. Please join us in conversations at home regarding kindness, character, courage, compassion, and self-regulation.
