There is NO SCHOOL for STUDENTS on Tuesday, April 13.
FCA in the morning at 7:30am on the stage! Breakfast served.
Order of Events for the Junior High track meet on Thursday, April 8th at Smith Center
The USD 271 BOE voted for "masks recommended, except as required by KSHSAA, travel outside the district or if we have a case at school. We would continue all other protocols, hand washing, social distancing and stable groups". Temperatures will no longer be taken upon arrival in the building.
Order of Events for HS Track Meet at Hoxie on Friday, April 9.
2021-4-1
Rooks County continues to see a decrease in new COVID-19 cases throughout the county. This week the absenteeism rate is at 0.0% above the baseline from 2019-2020. The positive testing rate is at 6.2% this week. Rooks County continues to receive weekly allocations of the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are interested in getting on the list to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, please call the health department or your primary care physician.
All Rooks County school districts will not have school on Friday, April 2, or Monday, April 5. School districts will continue in-person for the week of April 6-9, 2021. If there is any adjustment required to the learning setting due to concerns in the schools, we will update your family quickly following a decision. Thank you for everything you are doing to keep our students in school and our community in a healthy place.
Mr. Bill Lowry
Superintendent
785-425-6367
blowry@usd271.com
FFA is having a Pass The Goat Event! Check it out!
Congratulations to our 8th Grade Scholars Bowl Team! They placed 1st today at the MCEL Tournament hosted by Trego! 🥇 Our 6/7th Grade team is also pictured. Thank you Coach Dryden! #TigerPride271
Deadline to Order your 2021-2021 Yearbook is Thursday, April 1st. checks payable to SHS Activity. The class with the most yearbooks purchased after April 1st will receive an ice cream party given by the Yearbook Staff. Be sure to get "Our Journey"
Tiger Ready Survey Invite
Please click the link in the document for the survey.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QFVn86vcFVy-1DkX3_oeHJeAdN7MtoatCQRMzoI49UI/edit?usp=sharing
ATTENTION: SHS Graduates of 2018, 2019 and 2020-- USD #271 needs your reflection and input on your experience and preparation here at Stockton. Please send your email address to jniblock@usd271.com to receive the survey. Thank you!
Track Shirt store open until 10:00 am tomorrow, Tuesday, 3/30/21:
https://stocktontigerstracklate.itemorder.com/
USD 271 and the Stockton community were well represented today and more importantly- every day - by our nominees for Kansas Teacher of the Year Region I. Thank you! Thank you #KTOY for a great virtual program! #TigerPride271
Congratulations, Mrs. Kesler, elementary nominee, and Mr. Austin, secondary nominee!
You have patiently waited a year for this amazing celebration and for the future opportunities through #KTOY! #TigerPride271
Best wishes to our Rooks County Spelling Bee Champion! She will compete in the virtual Kansas Sunflower Spelling Bee today! You are TIGER Ready! We are proud of you! #TigerPride271
No track practice tomorrow, Tuesday, 3/23/21
No Track Practice tomorrow, Monday, 3/22/21 due to the forecast of rain
2021-3-19
Rooks County continues to see a decrease in new COVID-19 cases throughout the county. This week the absenteeism rate is at 1.3% above the baseline from 2019-2020. The positive testing rate is at 11.7% this week. Rooks County continues to receive weekly allocations of the COVID-19 vaccine and will follow the Kansas Vaccination Phases. If you are interested in getting on the list to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, please call the health department or your primary care physician.
All Rooks County school districts have Spring Break next week March 22-26. The plan is to continue in-person for the week of March 29-April 1, 2021. If there is any adjustment required to the learning setting due to concerns in the schools or the county, we will update your family quickly following a decision. Thank you for everything you are doing to keep our students in school and our community in a healthy place. We appreciate your support, and we hope you are able to enjoy Spring Break with your child(ren).
Excitement was in the air today at SGS! We found a way to hold Community Groups! A grand reunion! ❤️
6th grade science has been learning about renewable and non-renewable resources and human impacts on the environment. We concluded this unit with a project where the students had to invent something that would be beneficial to human kind and use renewable resources instead of harmful fuels, excessive electricity, and cause pollution. They were amazed at how wasteful we are in this world, and how much we take our precious resources for granted.
