SHS PROM
4/12/25 @ City Hall
Community Walk-Through 5:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
Solomon Valley Manner
Walk-Through 6:00 p.m.
Promenade
6:30 p.m.
Dinner
7:15 p.m.
Dance
8:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m.
🎉 A huge thanks to Solutions North Bank for their generous donation toward our new scoreboard in the SGS/SJHS gymnasium! Your support helps us continue building pride and spirit in our school community. 💙🏀📣 #CommunitySupport #Grateful
Congratulations to our 2025-26 JH Cheerleaders!! 📣 💙 🐅
Congratulations to the 2025 Prom Royalty Candidates
Ava Dix
Aubrey Kesler
Ella Snyder
Ryan Mongeau
Kagan Dix
Jack Gasper
This week there was learning outside of the classroom in Mrs. Towery's social studies classes. Students visited the Largest Ball of Twine. Students went to Stockton's City Hall to listen to a few KS Legislatures. Students visited the Dwight D. Eisenhower Museum and Seelye Mansion in Abilene.
Growing up with tech. How does this impact your child's development?
School Clean Up Day!
Stockton Grade School
We will meet at the playground.
Auto tech students are using a 3D printer to make light sockets that will fit the taillights of the Mustang couch project. This will allow the student to replace the 12 volt lights with 110 volt L.E.D lighting.
It's time for our Preschool and Kindergarten (pre-enrollment) for the 2025-2026 school year! Please contact the school office if you have any questions.
Our preschool screening day/child find day is Friday, April 11th.
Please assist us in communicating with those families with children in the 3-5 age range who are not connected to our social media platforms!
It's time for our Preschool and Kindergarten (pre-enrollment) for the 2025-2026 school year! Please contact the school office if you have any questions.
Our preschool screening day/child find day is Friday, April 11th.
Please assist us in communicating with those families with children in the 3-5 age range who are not connected to our social media platforms!
Congratulations to our new National Honor Society Inductees. Shae Yohon, Mia Odle, Camille Lowry, and Brenna Odle.
We are grateful for our parent/caregiver support! Thank you to J.D. Riffel for serving our students as a WATCH D.O.G.S. volunteer today!
4th Grade Solar Ovens
We made solar ovens to model the impact of energy from renewable sources, as well as demonstrate ev=nergy transfer. We used the Scientific design process. Our goal was to melt chocolate and marshmallows to make s'mores, using our solar oven designs. The marshmallows softened, but did not melt, but the chocolate was ooey gooey. We got to enjoy the fruit of our labor at the end of the day as we discussed which models worked best and what could have been done to improve them.
To check out the lunch menu for April and May go to: usd271.com
click on Dining in the top right, then click the blue bar that reads "click here for dining menu"
We are so proud of our Tigers who signed today to play volleyball at the next level!
Congratulations to Ava Dix ~ Baker University, Aubrey Kesler ~ Highland Community College, and Brin Muir ~ Colby Community College.
SGS 3rd and 4th Graders Attended the Rooks County Progressive Agriculture Safety Day!
March 27, 2024
Presentations included:
*Deadly Look A-likes... The girls from our high school showed us how easy it is to mistake something poisonous for something edible. They let the children guess which was which.
*Kari Hamilton from Southwest Dairy Farmers brought her dairy cow and taught us how much milk a cow gives a day, how much she eats a day, the difference between dairy and beef cows, and nutritional facts about milk products. She even let us watch her milk her cow and see the milk flow through the tubes to the clear container.
*Jess Beesley shared combine and equipment safety. We learned that it is important to turn off the equipment and take the key out before going out to work on the equipment or letting anyone near it.
*Midwest Energy linemen gave us a spectacular demonstration of what happens when things touch power lines that should not. They had a man made of pipe, hotdog, and grapefruit to show what happens when electricity meets humans!
*Jacob Brooke and his dog demonstrated firearm safety. The children loved watching the dog follow commands to find a pheasant hidden in a cooler.
*Each child got to make butter and eat it on a cracker. Patsy Maddy talked to them about healthy food choices while they shook the cream.
*At the handwashing station we got to use glow in the dark powder or cream to see how hard it is to remove germs.
*Wild Wings Agri Drones let the children touch and move parts on their very expensive drone while telling about using it to spray crops.
*Other topics included: corn seed germination, spin to answer ag questions, and ATV and lawn equipment safety.
Thank you to K-State Research and Extension- Phillips-Rooks District staff and the presenters for a great day of learning! #TigerPride271
High School Track Shirts are available for order until Wednesday, April 2. This design was created by students in the Skilled Mechanical Class, and the shirts will be made by the class as well.
Friday is Signing Day at SHS!! #TigerPride271
Stockton High School Music Concert
Thursday, April 10, 2025
Stockton High School Gym
Dinner @ 6:00 pm
Brisket Dinner Catered by: The Daily Grind
$20 Suggested Donation
RSVP by April 1 to Megan Riener 785-626-4383 or mriener@usd271.com
Concert @ 7:00 pm
Free & open to the public
Dear Parents, Students, and Staff, As we head into spring break, I want to take a moment to wish you all a restful and enjoyable time away from school. Whether you’re traveling, spending time with family, or simply taking a break, I hope you make the most of it and return refreshed for the final weeks of the school year. Please note that USD 271 school buildings will close the evening of Thursday, March 13 and the district office will be closed to the public starting Friday, March 14. Both will reopen on Monday, March 24. We look forward to welcoming students back as we begin the final stretch of the school year. Enjoy your break! Dr. Angela McCollum USD 271 Superintendent