The Lady Tiger basketball team plays at home for the first round of substate on Friday at 6pm! 2/23/24. Let's White out the stands!!
Ashlyn and Carolina are headed back to STATE WRESTLNG! We will be having a SEND-OFF pep rally on Wednesday, February 21st at 12:40 in the HS Gym. Let's send our Lady Tiger Wrestlers off in style. Come join us!
A look back at last week...our first grade and fifth grades connected on Thursday.
First grade "teaching" fifth grade how to do reading centers today. They all had a blast and worked so well together!
#TigerPride271
**NO GAME VS PBURG THIS WEEK**. This game was canceled. Thank you!
I'm just asking "fore" a friend for you to join our team!
On Thursday the SHS Chemistry students toured the ethanol production facility at Western Plains Energy, LLC in Oakley KS. The tour is sponsored by the Kansas Corn Commission for students to learn about the ethanol from corn industry in Kansas. The facility produces over 50 million gallons of ethanol a year for gasoline. The students also learned about employment opportunities associated with ethanol production.
The SGS fourth graders wrote letters to veterans deployed to Iraq for Veteran's Day. It was a long wait, but we got a response. Major Nathan Weiss wrote back. The class was so excited when they saw the military postmark on the envelope. To think that it came all that way! It is nice to know that we did a little something to encourage our troops who are far from home and in harm’s way. #TigerPride271
The survey below is being distributed to the USD 271 Community. The playground at SGS has not had any major updates, other than donations from other organizations/entities, since it was established in 1994. This initial assessment will provide our Outdoor Learning/Playground Committee with direction as we move forward. We thank you for your time.
https://forms.gle/hgP2WDoaUHpbZXSBA
Boys Regional Wrestling at Norton on Saturday, 2/17/24 will be streamed at these sites:
Norton's Bluejay Athletics Facebook Live
Nex-Tech: Gametime
Open Spaces Sports
Stockton FCCLA members participated in KS FCCLA District B STAR Events in Victoria on February 14. Piper Creighton earned a bronze for her Leadership Portfolio and Cheyene Carlson and Keely Gardner earned a silver for their National Programs in Action project.
We are taking orders for State Wrestling Shirts. Orders are due by noon on Friday, February 16 to the HS Office. Order forms also available in the HS office. Checks payable to SHS Activity.
Bringing a little cup decorating fun to the teachers lounge.
Back to basics in Chemistry today,the student, book, paper, pencil and one on one instruction. Simple doesn't mean easy.
Our Junior High Tiger Wrestlers came away with some hardware from the Panther Classic! Aidyen Kerr took 1st in her weight class. On the boys side, Tanner Post took 2nd and Calder Elmer took 4th on the podium! Great job wrestlers!! 🤼
Rising out of their Regional with 1st place medals are Carolina Northup and Ashlyn Hahn! Congratulations, ladies!! Good luck at KSHSAA State Wrestling! #TigerPride271
Your 2024 Rooks County Spelling Bee
Champion is ... Lyla Oller!
Congratulations! SGS represent by Bryah Stithem, Kaley Clayton, Haddie Carpenter, and Lyla Oller. 💙🐅
We had a little plumbing issue to handle and what an opportunity to turn it into a learning process. Derry, this kid's hero, put him to work today and now we have a shiny new sink and a new plumber around the school.
Classes across Kansas are competing against each other to see who can answer the most questions correctly. In the 9-12 grade band we would like to congratulate Mrs. Dunlap for 1st Place in English II and 3rd Place for English III. Also, congratulations to those students for working so hard during MTSS and Tiger Time: Reading Enhancement Days
High Five 🖐️ Friday at SGS brought over SHS Tiger Athletes this morning to greet the elementary students. The big kids had just as much fun as the little kids. Tiger Proud!
Congratulations to our January SHS True Blue Tigers, Lincoln and Kolby. Both of these young men have volunteered to help in various ways without being asked. They have worked hours in the concession stand, helped with technology, opened doors, the list goes on. Their kindness, respect, and work ethic have been admired. We are proud of these young men.
