SEPTEMBER 29th is the 30th DAY OF SCHOOL.
For Free and Reduced Lunch or those qualified for Direct Certification, Free Meals, Reduced Meals from 2022-2023, your status will revert back to FULL PAY on the afternoon of September 29th, if we do not have a NEW APPLICATION for 2023-2024.
Please make sure that a new application is submitted before the 29th of September. Direct Certification is through the state and you need to reapply with them for that update to your lunch status to come through to the school system.
We are seeing an increase in lunch debt for families. Please make sure that you are paying your lunch account in a timely fashion to maintain at least a $10.00 minimum balance please. Thank you.
Congratulations to our 2023 Homecoming Court: Hunter Hoffman, Jarret Henke, Lane Huber, and Michael Thompson! Coronation is next Monday @ 8:30 pm.
Congratulations to our 2023 Homecoming Court: Aspen DuMond, Ericka Vosberg, Rylee Hintz, and Sasha Coon! Coronation is next Monday @ 8:30 pm.
Monday, September 18
Spaghetti Supper
5:00-7:30 pm
CSHS Multipurpose Room
Grades K-6: $5
Grades 7-12 and Adults: $7:00
Take out orders available, beginning at 4:45.
Our Elementary Fundraiser kick off was today! The students seem to be excited for the new Brigade COOPS, & of course all the other fun prizes!
- For every 5 items that are sold, the student will earn a COOP & Lanyard.
- Once the student hits 40 items sold, they will receive all 12 COOPS, plus a huggable COOPS bracelet!
- For every 20 online shares your student will earn a Bonus COOP Prize Pack!
- On top of earning COOPS, your child will earn a level in prizes found on the back of their packet!
- And lastly, if you choose not to participate in selling, for every $100 donated, your student will earn a COOP!
Don't forget to register, share & sell! We appreciate our community in all the support they give our school daily!
Just a quick message to let 3-6 Parents and Students know what the planned PBIS parties are for the 23-24 school year.
Please take the time to visit with your child/ren about their behavior in school. These parties are earned by Student Positive Behavior in school.
If you have any questions on PBIS parties, please look at the handbook or give Mr. Sondag a call.
3-6 PLANNED PBIS PARTIES
September - Sept. 28th (Friday)- Homecoming style games in the gym
October - Oct. 27th ( Friday)- Swim Party
November/ December (Dec 15. Friday) -Ornament making/ with high school or classroom technology party
January - (Feb. 2nd Friday)- Popcorn and movie party in the classroom
February - February 29- Leap into Positive Behavior party- games to be determined
March - March 28 (Thursday) Egg decorating party
April /May - (May 3rd) Friday- Baseball park
Just a quick message to let K-2 Parents and Students know what the planned PBIS parties are for the 23-24 school year.
Please take the time to visit with your child/ren about their behavior in school. These parties are earned by Student Positive Behavior in school.
If you have any questions on PBIS parties, please look at the handbook or give Mr. Sondag a call.
K-2 PLANNED PARTIES
August - September 1st 2:30-3:00 Extra recess/ice cream
September - Outside activities (Friday, September 29th @ 2:00-3:00) HS art projects
October - Glow Party (Friday, October 17th @ 2:55-3:15)
November - Lil' Wildcats Coffee & Donuts (Friday, December 1st @ 8:30-9:00)
December - Swimming or movie/popcorn (Wednesday, December 20th @ 2:00) HS gingerbread houses
January - Art fun (TBD)
February - Glow Party (TBD)
March - Lil' Wildcats Pizza Shop /HS reading (TBD)
April/My - Picnic @ the Park (TBD)
23-24 homecoming week agenda! Come out, have fun, and support your Wildcats!
Bismarck State College and University of Mary are teaming up to provide a college/career fair on Monday, September 18th. Center-Stanton High School juniors and seniors will take a field trip to obtain valuable information about their future career paths and opportunities. This will support students to prepare and plan for their future after high school. Provided is more information regarding this field trip.
Just a couple of reminders from the Principal's Office:
1) Healthy snacks must be sent to school with your children:(Candy Bars are not allowed as a snack)
Grades K-4 have a designated healthy snack time, students should be bringing their own teacher approved healthy snack. Our policy states snacks that are brought to school need to be HEALTHY, example no sweets/deserts, or chips. "Brain Foods" are always welcome, proteins, fruits, & veggies, example cheese, lunch meat, beef sticks, applesauce, fruit cups, yogurt, pretzels, crackers, granola bars, veggie straws, etc.
2) Because of continued issues/fighting over Pokémon cards student will NOT be able to bring them to school. If Pokémon cards are seen they will ne collected and parents will need to come and get them at the office.
Mr. S.
Here is a couple pictures of the finished wall project with this year's T-Shirt Motto.
Thanks Again to the Center Community Club and Rud Oil and Gas.
Thanks Again to the Center-Stanton PTA for the great project idea and helping us get the prints on the wall. It turned out perfect..
Greetings! I am excited to be the National Honor Society Advisor. The National Honor Society is made up of exemplar students that are willing to make a difference in their school and community. It is one of the highest honors that can be awarded to a high school student.
CSHS Junior and Senior students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher have been given invitations to apply to become part of the National Honor Society. Those applications are due by October 9th, 2023. You may e-mail the application as an attachment to milissa.meckle@k12.nd.us or hand deliver your typed applications by 3:30 on October 9th . The new members will be decided upon by a panel of other faculty. The four categories that are the basis for selection are scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
Congratulations to the following three returning NHS members who will lead our Center-Stanton Chapter this year: Jordan Peterson, Sasha Coon, and Ericka Vosberg. We appreciate all of the work you have done this last year! Special thanks to Mrs. Lacey Hanson and Mr. Andrew Mondry for getting our school started in this amazing organization.
If you want to know more about the National Honor Society, please visit their website at
https://www.nationalhonorsociety.org/ Scholarships and awards are also available through this organization and at our local level. I hope to carry over some of the same activities from last year, while adding a few more extras to our calendar of events.
Feel free to contact Mr. Mondry or myself at 701-794-8778.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Milissa Meckle/National Honor Society
~You excel. You serve. You lead. You succeed. You have a true thirst for challenge … and accomplishment. Membership in National Honor Society (NHS) may be an ideal fit for you!
ELEMENTARY POWER HOUR/HOMEWORK HELP
This week's Power Hour days are Tuesday and Wednesday
Check in with Chelsi after school...
Parents if you would like your child or children to attend Power Hour, please contact the Elementary Office.
Just a reminder that there is no transportation at 4:45 pm.
Mr. S.
First PBIS Party of the Year (August)
Thanks to the students for their great start to the new school year. Students that earned the PBIS party got 30 minutes extra of recess and an Icee from the Principal on Friday.
Students were then allowed to place their handprint on the Hallway wall. (Check out the pictures below). If your child was unable to place their handprint on the wall, please stop by the office.
Alysia and the PTA did a great job with this activity. We will be adding this year's T-Shirt Motto to the wall (One School, One Community, One Mission).
Tuesday the students and staff will receive their 23-24 Wildcat T-shirt.
Thank you to the Community Club and Rud Oil and Gas.
What a GREAT start to the 23-24 School Year.
Wildcat Girls' Golf is hitting it down the fairway today at Louse Creek in Flasher, ND!
Go, Wildcats!
7th-12th graders participated in the Spaghetti WAT Challenge. Winning groups received a homework pass. Thank you to everyone for their participation!
7th-12th graders participated in the Spaghetti WAT Challenge. Winning groups received a homework pass. Thank you to everyone for their participation!
Please check out the Community Picnic Flier! EVERYONE IS WELCOME
What a great way to start the school year. Stop at the school starting at 3:00 pm for the Watermelon Welcome, meet your teacher and see your classroom. Community Picnic will be serving Hot Dogs and Hamburgers at the park from 5:00 to 7:00 pm (See the Flyer)
JH/HS Back to School Event
Join us for a back to school evening and get yourself ready for the upcoming school year. 7-11th grade students can obtain your locker assignments (Seniors will pick out your own locker!) and get ready for the first day of school. Juniors and Seniors will meet with Mr. Mondry or Mr. Quinlivan to finalize your schedule. There will also be a short transition presentation for 7th graders and their parents at 5:00 pm in the multipurpose room. Afterwards, please join the Community Club and the community in a picnic in the softball park from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. See you there!
