
From the Desk of Mr. Sondag
Dear Center-Stanton Families,
In our busy world, our minds and bodies can get wrapped up in the hustle and bustle, and may have a hard time slowing down. It is also easy to get stuck thinking about things from the past or in the future, while forgetting to focus on the here and now. We all start out with a healthy ambition to accomplish and grow our abilities. Sometimes along the way when things don’t seem to come naturally to us, it is easy to give up.
We can’t! We need to think positively and persevere. Anyone who excels in their field has come upon hard times. They succeeded because they persevered and learned through positive experiences.
CSES POSITIVE BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION & SUPPORTS:
The Teachers/Staff and Administration are continuing PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports) in our school, as a way to encourage our students to promote positive behavior, kindness, and generosity toward each other. PBIS recognizes that students can only meet behavior expectations if they know what the expectations if they are known in advance. Everyone learns appropriate behavior and common language will be used when it is discussed in individual classrooms. By implementing PBIS, this school-wide approach to behavior focuses on building a safe and positive environment in which all students can learn.
• Student + Parent +School + Community = SUCCESS
• Wildcats are… Kind + Responsible +Safe +Positive +Respectful = READY TO LEARN
The children are our future. We are role models for them. We owe our children the gift of love, time, and the ability to persevere. Wishing you a happy Fall season. I hope you find time to do everything that is important to you and your family.
Mr. Sondag

New Student, K, 1st, 3rd and 5th Grade VISION screenings were completed on Thursday September 8th. Special Thank You to the following people for providing this FREE SCREENING: Amber, Heidi, Mary, Janelle, Maxine, Lil, Donna and Bonnie. If your child needs to be seen by an Eye Doctor a letter will be sent home with them soon.

A very special thank you to the Center Community Club and Rud Oil & Gas for sponsoring our Unity Shirt Project. All K-12 students and staff received black Spirt Shirts. 10th - 12th grade students wore their new shirts with WILDCAT pride today! Please check out the pictures.

A very special thank you to the Center Community Club and Rud Oil & Gas for sponsoring our Unity Shirt Project. All K-12 students and staff received black Spirt Shirts. 7th - 9th grade students wore their new shirts with WILDCAT pride today! Please check out the pictures.

A reminder that there are NO FOOTBALL GAMES THIS EVENING due to the cancellation by Mandaree last week. NO FOOTBALL GAMES TONIGHT!! Help spread the word please! Thank you.

This is funny...Have a great Labor Day weekend...


A Very Special Thank you Again to the Center Community Club and Rud Oil & Gas for AGAIN sponsoring our Unity Shirt Project. All K-12 Students and Staff received Black Spirt Shirt. K-3 students wore their new shirts with WILDCAT pride on Friday. Please check out the pictures





A Very Special Thank you to the Center Community Club and Rud Oil & Gas for AGAIN sponsoring our Unity Shirt Project. All K-12 Students and Staff received Black Spirt Shirt. K-3 students wore their new shirts with WILDCAT pride today. Please check out the pictures.
(4th, 5th & 6th Pictures will be in the following post)



A Very Special Thank you to the Center Community Club and Rud Oil & Gas for AGAIN sponsoring our Unity Shirt Project. All K-12 Students and Staff received Black Spirt Shirt. 4-6 students wore their new shirts with WILDCAT pride today. Please check out the pictures.

Parent Positive Discipline Classes
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If you have any questions please contact Mr. Q.
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Facebook and Live fans, I am excited to announce that Center-Stanton Elementary School is off of Comprehensive Support from NDDPI.
We have great news! Students and Staff have been working hard to improve our test scores. When I arrived at CSES in 2018, we were already placed in CSI and labeled as a school in the bottom 5% of schools in ND as a result of our State test scores. I am very excited to provide you a copy of the letter received from NDDPI removing CSES from Comprehensive Support.
English Language Arts -
18-19 School Year = (State Avg = 47%) (CSES = 30.56%) Proficent
21-22 School Year = (State Avg = 42%) (CSES = 44.26%) Proficent
(13.7 % Gain) (Above the State Average) (Top 50% of schools in ND)
Math-
18-19 School Year = (State Avg = 45%) (CSES = 30.13%) Proficent
21-22 School Year = (State Avg = 38%) (CSES = 39.34%) Proficent
(9.21% Gain) (Above the State Average) (Top 50% of schools in ND)
Thank you Students and staff for your hard work and dedication over the last 4 years. CSES went from the bottom 5% in the State in ELA and Math to ABOVE the Average in the State in ELA and Math. Great Work CSES


School picture day is today!
Get your smiles ready! All staff! All students (K-12th grade)!
Say "CHEESE"!

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8th - 12th grade class schedules have been updated and can be found on powerschool. 7th grade schedules were mailed out to families yesterday. You may see gaps in a student's schedule for JET, study hall, or online/ITV courses. These gaps will be filled as we get closer to the start of school. Please contact Mr. Mondry with any questions you may have.

Please join in on the community picnic as we begin the first few weeks of school. Picnic is on Sunday, August 21 at the park. Enjoy!


With feedback received regarding the 17th of August for sport picture day being too busy/chaotic, we are moving sport picture day to August 18th with the following schedule of times:
3:00 - Cross Country - outside on hill
3:15 - Elem Girls' Basketball - in gymnasium
3:30 - JH Volleyball - in gymnasium
4:00 - JH/HS Football - on football field (weather permitting)
4:30 - HS Volleyball - in gymnasium
More information for ordering will be sent out soon. Thanks.

AFTERNOON UPDATE FOR HS FB: To help coordinate 9-daily practice sessions for the HS football team before their first contest, Coach Thompson will be running conditioning practices at the football field for the cleared HS players only on Thursday, August 4 and Friday, August 5 of this week. Practice begins at 8:00 am sharp. Meet at the field. Please go through the gates on north side of school only. Water will be available at the field. Spiffy Biffs will be ready, as well. There will be so school access on those days.
Concussion test must still be done by August 4th to practice.
Pay to play must still be payed by August 4th to practice.
Physical must still be submitted by August 4th to practice.

Junior High/High School back to school night is quickly approaching! Join us for our open house on August 17th from 3 pm - 5 pm to get ready for the upcoming school year. Students can obtain their locker assignments, stock their locker, check their schedules, and check out some of their classrooms. We will also have a transition meeting for 7th graders and their parents at 5 pm. Hope to see everyone there!

A reminder that due to COVID PROTOCOLS, the JH/HS football meeting will be postponed until Monday, August 8th at 7:00 pm. Booster meeting will be held at 8:00 pm on the 8th, as well.
JH/HS football practice will now start on Monday, August 8th at 8:00 am at the field. Spread the word. Thanks.

FREE SCHOOL MEALS EXPIRING JUNE 2022.
The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 has enabled public schools across the nation to provide all students free meals since the COVID-19 pandemic first disrupted K-12 education in March of 2020. The free school meal benefits will expire after the last school day of the 2021-2022 school year
What does this mean for families?
In the fall of 2022, meals will return to paid-for status. Families will need to pay full price for student meals or fill out an application to qualify for free or reduced-price meals.
Online application link is here at apply online: https://apply4schoolmeals.dpi.nd.gov
A paper version will be available in the school offices starting on August 1st.