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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

The 2020 “EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON” yearbook will go on sale beginning today. From January 24^th through 30^rd, the books will cost $50.00 and starting January 31^st, the books will cost $60. Contact a yearbook staffer to order and pay for your book.

  You may also purchase your yearbook online with a credit card. To order online, go to www.stantonschools.com and click on the link that you see pictured above. That will take you to shopjostens.com where you can purchase your book. This link will go into effect starting January 24^th.

  You can personalize your yearbook as follows:

                Icons (up to 4) for $3.50

                One line of personalization for $6.00

  Regardless of which method you use to order, the book has lots of colorful moments that the staff has worked very hard on so don’t miss out on a great “EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON” book about Stanton High School.

UPDATE ON PINK OUT JERSEY SILENT AUCTION

  Since the game was cancelled last Friday, the wearing of the jerseys that were "purchased" during Pink Out will be Tuesday, January 28^th, during the games against East Mills. If you won the bid, you can pick up your jersey before the game and then turn it in after the game, so they can be worn on Thursday. A few of you have not paid, you can pay that night or any time between now and then in the high school office. Thank you for your support! 

District Large Group Speech Contest

  District Large Group Speech Contest will be at Fremont-Mills High School on Saturday, January 25^th. The schedule is as follows:

 (times are estimates, please be at least 30 minutes early from scheduled time)

                Center 3, Group Mime

                 Charles Davis, Levi Martin, Sam Lindgren, Damian Meek

                 9:36 AM

        Center 3, Group Mime

                Devin Isaacson and Rylan Houston

                9:54 AM

        Center 6, Radio Broadcasting

               Devin Isaacson, Abby Burke, Jenna Stephens, Addison Olson, Carli Smith, Amanda Benson, Ryan Volquartsen,  Matthew Herrick

               11:13 AM

        Center 3, Group Improv

               Charles Davis, Ryan Volquartsen, Matthew Herrick, Levi Martin

               2:00 PM

        Center 3, Group Improv

               Kegan Sundberg, Cameron Sallach, Sam Lindgren

               3:05 PM 

Driver's Education
  Stanton will be starting a Driver's Education class, tentatively scheduled for February 17^th-March 14^th. Please talk with your student if they are of age 14 or older and have their permit or will be obtaining it before the 1^st day of class, they are eligible. If this works for you, have them sign up in the office or give us a call in the high school office at 829-2162. Fees are $315 for in district students and $370 for out of district students.

Dance Team Will Be Performing

  The Dance team will be performing on January 30^th and February 4^th at the home basketball games. Little cheer camp girls will perform on February 10^th at halftime of the boys game against Lenox.

  The Dance and Cheer teams are selling Purple/Black PuraVida Bracelets as a fundraiser to help pay for new uniforms and warm ups. The cost is $7.00 and they can contact Jana McCunn 712-789-0145 or any dance or cheer member.

StantonSellerz

  The Stanton Introduction to Business class is starting a class business. Our name is StantonSellerz. We are a buying and reselling business devoted to getting our customers a fair price. We have a variety of things to sell, far too many to list here. Our grand openings going to be very soon, so be ready! Tune into next week’s bulletin for more information.

If You Have Any Questions contact us at stantonsellerz@gmail.com

Or Find Ty Meier, Tara Peterson, or Roary Blair

To Donate

Email us with the title, DONATE.

If You Have Anything You Want Us to Sell

Email us with the title, SELL4ME

 

ATHLETICS

Viqueen Basketball

  The Queens won a hard fought contest at SW Valley Thursday night. A close first half saw the Queens take a 20-16 lead. In the second half the Queens found their range and continued to play stellar defense out scoring the Timberwolves 13-5 in the 3^rd frame.  Abby Burke was able to hit a couple timely 3's which helped to open the inside game. The defense also produced scoring with Marleigh Johnson and Hope Ogletree scoring lay ups off defensive steals.

SW did make a run late to close with in 7 points. Final Stanton 49 - SW Valley 34

  In the Corner Conference Tournament first round the Queens took care of business defeating 6^th seed Essex Tuesday night 71-22.This raises their record to 11-2 on the season. The Trojanettes were no match for the Queens. The night was highlighted by Abby Burke's offensive performance. Abby went 6-8 from 3 point range and 4-6 from 2 point range to net a game high 26 points on the night and added 7 rebounds. 

Viking Basketball

  The Viking basketball team took on SW Valley last Thursday and came away with the win, 68-49. Coach Blunt said, “At times we were good on both ends and other times we lost focus and turned the ball over too many times. Scoring was spread out but we have to find a way to play each possession with more focus.”

  The team started off the Conference Tournament by taking on the Clarinda Academy Eagles. “We got off to a good start again and hit the open guy often to open up the game early.  I thought we rebounded better and were not as careless with the ball.  A good win to start the conference tournament,” said Coach Blunt. The Vikings took the win, 90-41.

 

GUIDANCE

Scholarships

Robert E. Byers Scholarship Trust – January 30

Elks National Foundation due January 31

Strayer-Rairden Scholarship in Physics – January 31 On-Line

Dora Ossian Eastlack Scholarship

Candidates shall be enrolled at or intending to enroll at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln or the University of Nebraska at Omaha.  First preference shall be given to the Valedictorian of Stanton High School.  Second preference shall be given to the Salutatorian of Stanton High School.  Third preference shall be given to a graduate of Stanton High School majoring in Journalism.  Fourth preference shall be given to a graduate of Stanton High School with good academic standing. 

John Deere Scholarship-Feb 15 On-Line

Iowa 4-H Scholarships - February 1 On-Line

Masonic Scholarship - due February 1

https://grandlodgeofiowa.org/docs/scholarship/MasonicScholarshipApplication2020.pdf  

The Iowa Arts Scholarship for the Arts - due February 1

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Modern Worship Night at Stanton Old Lumberyard Event Center

  On January 26^th at 6:30 p.m. the Covenant church will be holding a special modern worship night at the old lumberyard in town. Guest musicians from Carrol, IA will be here to help lead us. Everyone is invited!

Snow Sisters in Stanton
  Join us for a Stanton Child Resource Center Fundraising Event! The Snow Sisters will be at the Stanton Old Lumber Yard Event Center on Saturday, January 25^th, from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. There will be a free will donation to come and meet the princesses. Sing-along and story time with the princesses begins at 2:45 p.m. and snacks and crafts will be available too! Picture opportunities will be available with Strickland Photography. Digital files sold for $25 or 5x7 prints sold for $15 each. Proceeds from donations and pictures will go to the Stanton Child Resource Center Expansion Project.
 

Stanton Public Library Board

  Due to a resignation there is an opening on the Stanton Public Library Board. Anyone interested, call Jerry Gilliland at 712-829-2290.

 “Crafting from the Heart” DIY Workshop
  Stanton Old Lumberyard Event Center and Bella Notte Pampered Artist Retreat present “Crafting from the Heart” on Sunday, January 26^th, from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Create two Valentine’s Day cards and one shelf sitter. Choose one design for $25.00 or make it double-sided using both designs for $35.00. Sign up at www.bellanotteretreat.com today!

Stanton Committee and Volunteer Opportunities-Sign Up Today!

  Calling All Volunteers! We have many exciting things happening in our community and we need you! No matter whether you can donate your time, talent, or funds, please consider being a part of a Stanton Committee. Below is a description of where we begin….the possibilities are endless! To sign up, go to https://volunteersignup.org/KPTEH or contact Jenna Ramsey at jramsey@fmtcnet.com or (712)829-7340!

• Volunteerism: The Volunteerism Committee will work together to help residents who are not physical or financially able to do small projects outside their homes. Examples include paint garage doors, removed brush and debris and clean up.
• Arts & Culture: The Arts & Culture Committee is passionate about continuing our Swedish Traditions and expanding artwork opportunities throughout the community. Examples include ways to educate on our Swedish Heritage and statues/murals in our community.
• Marketing, Tourism & Events: The Marketing, Tourism & Events Committee works together each month to create, coordinate and promote events and tourism in the Stanton community.
• Philanthropy/Stanton 150: The Stanton 150 Fundraising Committee was created in 2017 as a result of Creative Placemaking. It will continue to fundraise and find ways to support the Stanton Community!
• Welcome Committee: The Welcome Committee will work together to welcome guests and new residents to the Stanton Community.
• SHS Alumni Committee: The SHS Alumni Committee is made up of Stanton High School graduates. These members are encouraged to NOT all live in Stanton Community. With technology in this day and age, how can we work together to grow our community?

 

COMING EVENTS

Friday, 24^th              Girls Conference Basketball Tournament Finals at East Mills

Saturday, 25^th         District Large Group Speech Contest at Fremont-Mills

                                Boys Conference Basketball Tournament Finals at Griswold

Monday, 27^th           1:05/1:15-Early Dismissal

Tuesday, 28^th          4:15-Junior Varsity Basketball with East Mills, Here

                                6:00-Varsity Basketball with East Mills, Here

Thursday, 30^th         4:30-Junior Varsity Boys Basketball with CAM, Here

                                6:00-Varsity Basketball with CAM, Here

Friday, 31^st              4:00-Junior High Basketball at Essex

                                6:00-Varsity Basketball at Essex