Screen Time Negatively Impacts Early Childhood Development
During a recent professional development session for early childhood educators and speech-language pathologists, the following graphic was shared. We will be sharing more information in the following days on the topic of the negative impact screen time has on early childhood development.
Next week is Read Across America Week!
Let's Celebrate Together Next Week at SGS!
#TigerPride27
On February 27th at 3:00 PM in the SHS gym, let's show our support for the Stockton Tiger wrestlers and send them off as they head to state. Come cheer them on and celebrate their hard work and dedication. Public is welcome!
Come out and cheer on our Lady Tigers play in the 1st Round of Sub-State! Game time is 7:00 pm in Claflin, KS!
We want to extend our gratitude to the board members, families, classes, and community members who came out to support our young Rooks Co. entrepreneurs! Your encouragement means the world to our students as they step out and explore their business ideas.
Congratulations to our Stockton students—many of whom walked away as winners! We are so proud to share that our students took 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the competition.
A special thank you to Ms. Moffet and Ms. Basart for inspiring and pushing our students to take a chance on their ideas. Your dedication makes a difference! And a big shoutout to Ms. Bennett for stepping up and allowing us to use her room at the last minute.
It was truly a great day to be a Tiger! #USD271Proud
On the 24th of February, Dr. Cole took his chemistry class to the Western Plains Energy ethanol plant near Oakley, KS. They toured the plant to observe the processes involved from the receipt of grain, fermentation of the grain, distillation of the ethanol to the shipping of the distillers grain. They learned about the jobs that are required at the facility as well as the chemistry, computer science and business skills necessary to operate the plant. The tour is provided by the Kansas Corn Commission's Seed to STEM Program, to bring awareness of the importance of agriculture in the energy sector.
Several Stockton students participated in the Rooks County Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. We had some great business ideas presented. Congratulations to all!
*REMINDER *The 2024-2025 Yearbook Sales have begun! The Stockton Schools Yearbook is a Pre-K - Senior, full-color book. If you order before Spring Break - $40. After Spring Break orders - $45. Sales end April 30th. Order forms are available in each office.
Join us at the Young Entrepreneur Fair at Stockton High School, going on now until 11:30 AM!
Come support our talented student entrepreneurs as they showcase their businesses. Bring your checkbook and shop local—every purchase helps inspire the next generation of innovators!
Now until 11:30 AM
Don’t miss out—stop by and support our students!
#SupportYoungEntrepreneurs #ShopLocal
REGULAR BOARD MEETING
March 3rd. 5:30 pm in the SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE
Click for agenda: https://5il.co/38om2
We celebrated Annette Look with a very special Retirement celebration. Annette served our district for 28 years. She will be missed. Happy Retirement Annette! 💙
State Wrestling Shirts are done. If you have paid you can come and pick them up. If you turned in an order and haven't paid, please do by tomorrow (2/26).
On February 27th at 3:00 PM in the SHS gym, let's show our support for the Stockton Tiger wrestlers and send them off as they head to state. Come cheer them on and celebrate their hard work and dedication.
Congratulations to Senior Emerson Lowry for securing his spot at the State Wrestling Tournament by placing 2nd at KSHAA 1-2-3A Boys Regionals! Emerson's dedication and hard work have paid off! Best of luck at State! #GoEmerson #StateBound #TigerPride271
The Rooks County Spelling Bee was held today and Palco was our host.
Our students represented our school well! Representing Stockton were Corbyn Glendening, Bryah Stithem, Raiden Huenergard, and Vernon Waters.
Liam Balthazor from Plainville took first place and Corbyn Glendening took second place.
When only four remained in the bee, three of them were from Stockton. Congratulations!
These valentines are for the birds! The fourth graders doubled a recipe, measured, mixed, and formed heart shaped bird seed cakes. We hung them in the trees outside our classroom in hopes of attracting some birds.
Congratulations to our 7th grade Scholars Bowl team for their 4th place finish at the Tescott meet today!
Come watch our teams at home next Tuesday, 2/25, at 4:30 pm!
It may be -19 degrees outside, but Stockton High is on fire in the classroom!
Check out these engaged learners and dynamic classrooms—proving that nothing can slow down our students!
#StocktonStrong #EngagedLearning #ColdOutsideFireInside #TigerPride
Practice for High School Cheer tryouts are Monday, March 3, and Tuesday, March 4 at 7:00 am in the HS gym (Monday practice may need to be moved to Sunday evening depending on leave time for the PTL music)
Tryouts are on Tuesday, March 4 at 7:00 pm. Please arrive at 6:30 pm to get your number.
Wear plain white T-shirts and black shorts. Hair needs to be up and away from your face.
Pre-Order State Wrestling Shirts! Orders are due by NOON TOMORROW, Friday, February 21st. Checks payable to SHS Activity may be dropped off at the High School Office.
