This is the last week of the Weekly Happenings!
Have a safe and wonderful summer! We will see you in the Fall!
~Mrs. Thies
Have a safe and wonderful summer! We will see you in the Fall!
~Mrs. Thies
Friendly Reminder!
I am truly honored and so grateful to be named Oliver County Teacher of the Year. I could not have achieved this without the incredible support of my family, friends, students, colleagues, and the Center/Stanton Public School community.
This year has been one I will always cherish. My students and I have shared many meaningful, hands-on learning experiences through STEM activities, cultural speakers, and community-based learning opportunities that have encouraged curiosity, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. These experiences have helped bring learning to life in engaging and memorable ways.
I am also deeply grateful for the families who supported our classroom throughout the year.
More than anything, I am grateful for the students I get to teach each day. Their energy, growth, and willingness to learn make this work so rewarding.
Thank you again for this incredible honor—it means more than I can fully express. - Mrs. Meier
This year has been one I will always cherish. My students and I have shared many meaningful, hands-on learning experiences through STEM activities, cultural speakers, and community-based learning opportunities that have encouraged curiosity, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. These experiences have helped bring learning to life in engaging and memorable ways.
I am also deeply grateful for the families who supported our classroom throughout the year.
More than anything, I am grateful for the students I get to teach each day. Their energy, growth, and willingness to learn make this work so rewarding.
Thank you again for this incredible honor—it means more than I can fully express. - Mrs. Meier
Congratulations to Kinley Boeshans on qualifying in the 100 M Dash on Tuesday at the Hazen Last Chance track meet with a time of 12.95 seconds and also the 200 Meter Dash with a time of 26.75! What an accomplishment! She previously already qualified in the 400 Meter Dash. This Friday at South Central Regionals in Hazen, we hope to add several other State qualifiers as well. State Track & Field here we come!!
Spring Academic/Athletic Banquet is May 14. Please check out the flier for more details.
Wildcat Basketball Camp Info below!
Here's next week's happenings!! We only have one more full week left of school before finals!! Have a wonderful weekend and Happy Mother's Day to all of our moms out there!
~Lindsey
~Lindsey
Friendly library reminder :)
Senior Breakfast at Mr. Olson's!!
Here are the Weekly Happenings for next week! We are counting down the days to Summer!!
The National Honor Society hosted a hydration station today as part of Teacher Appreciation week. They also wanted to do something for our students to celebrate the end of the school year. THANK YOU for spoiling all of us today - it is MUCH appreciated!!
~Lindsey
~Lindsey
Lady Wildcat bball breakfast coming up!
Lady Wildcat Breakfast Fundraiser
Attention Wildcat Football
Attention Lady Wildcats!
We are so grateful for our teachers! I hope you all have a wonderful week!
~Lindsey
~Lindsey
Spring/Academic Banquet is Thu, May 14th! Please see flier for more details.
Weekly Happenings for next week! Have a wonderful weekend!
~Lindsey
~Lindsey
Center-Stanton Student Kallen Albers Named FIRST Leadership Award Finalist
Center-Stanton is proud to recognize Kallen Albers for his outstanding achievement as a FINALIST for the FIRST Tech Challenge Leadership Award—one of the highest individual honors in the FIRST robotics program.
Formerly known as the Dean’s List Award, the FIRST Leadership Award recognizes the dedication and individual contributions of outstanding student leaders who advance STEM, leadership, and the mission of FIRST within their teams and communities. Kallen’s selection as a finalist places him among the top student leaders in FIRST Tech Challenge, representing not only his team but also our school and community at the highest level.
Kallen is a member of FIRST Tech Challenge Team Crocobots #9473, where he has played a critical role as a leader, programmer, and builder. His ability to lead by example, mentor younger students, and push the team forward has made a lasting impact on the success and culture of the program.
This week, Kallen will travel to Houston, Texas, where he will be recognized on the global stage at the FIRST Championship. There, he will join other finalists from around the world as they are honored for their contributions to robotics, leadership, and innovation—and will be considered for selection as a FIRST Leadership Award winner, an honor awarded to only a select group of students internationally.
“Kallen represents everything you hope to see in a student leader,” said Steven Quinlivan, Career Advisor and robotics mentor. “He leads by example, puts in the work behind the scenes, and is always willing to help others grow. What makes him special isn’t just his technical ability—it’s the way he lifts up his teammates and represents our program, school, and community with pride.”
“Kallen is the kind of student every team hopes for,” added Jodi Hintz, co-robotics coach. “He brings a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and a genuine willingness to help others succeed. He has been instrumental in building not just a competitive team, but a supportive and collaborative environment for everyone involved.”
This recognition is not only a testament to Kallen’s hard work and character, but also highlights the strength of Team Crocobots #9473 and the support of our school and community.
Congratulations to Kallen on this incredible accomplishment, and best of luck as he represents Center-Stanton on the world stage in Houston!
Center-Stanton is proud to recognize Kallen Albers for his outstanding achievement as a FINALIST for the FIRST Tech Challenge Leadership Award—one of the highest individual honors in the FIRST robotics program.
Formerly known as the Dean’s List Award, the FIRST Leadership Award recognizes the dedication and individual contributions of outstanding student leaders who advance STEM, leadership, and the mission of FIRST within their teams and communities. Kallen’s selection as a finalist places him among the top student leaders in FIRST Tech Challenge, representing not only his team but also our school and community at the highest level.
Kallen is a member of FIRST Tech Challenge Team Crocobots #9473, where he has played a critical role as a leader, programmer, and builder. His ability to lead by example, mentor younger students, and push the team forward has made a lasting impact on the success and culture of the program.
This week, Kallen will travel to Houston, Texas, where he will be recognized on the global stage at the FIRST Championship. There, he will join other finalists from around the world as they are honored for their contributions to robotics, leadership, and innovation—and will be considered for selection as a FIRST Leadership Award winner, an honor awarded to only a select group of students internationally.
“Kallen represents everything you hope to see in a student leader,” said Steven Quinlivan, Career Advisor and robotics mentor. “He leads by example, puts in the work behind the scenes, and is always willing to help others grow. What makes him special isn’t just his technical ability—it’s the way he lifts up his teammates and represents our program, school, and community with pride.”
“Kallen is the kind of student every team hopes for,” added Jodi Hintz, co-robotics coach. “He brings a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and a genuine willingness to help others succeed. He has been instrumental in building not just a competitive team, but a supportive and collaborative environment for everyone involved.”
This recognition is not only a testament to Kallen’s hard work and character, but also highlights the strength of Team Crocobots #9473 and the support of our school and community.
Congratulations to Kallen on this incredible accomplishment, and best of luck as he represents Center-Stanton on the world stage in Houston!
Spring Concert is coming up next week! Hope to see you there!
