Dear Scranton Public School Families,
As we approach the end of a wonderful and successful school year, we want to thank you for your continued partnership in making our school community a great place for our students to learn and grow.
To help us successfully close out our fiscal year records, we kindly ask all families to settle any outstanding negative balances on your school lunch account by Friday, June 26, 2026.
Please stop by the office Monday-Thursday from 8:00-4:00 and Amy can help with pulling up your balance.
If you are experiencing financial hardship or believe there is an error on your account please contact me at the school directly so we can work together on a solution.
Ensuring all accounts are settled allows us to efficiently allocate resources toward maintaining high-quality, nutritious meal programs for the upcoming school year.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter and for your ongoing support of Scranton Public School. We hope you and your family have a fantastic and safe summer!
Warm regards,
Kelly Pierce
Scranton Public School District
As we approach the end of a wonderful and successful school year, we want to thank you for your continued partnership in making our school community a great place for our students to learn and grow.
To help us successfully close out our fiscal year records, we kindly ask all families to settle any outstanding negative balances on your school lunch account by Friday, June 26, 2026.
Please stop by the office Monday-Thursday from 8:00-4:00 and Amy can help with pulling up your balance.
If you are experiencing financial hardship or believe there is an error on your account please contact me at the school directly so we can work together on a solution.
Ensuring all accounts are settled allows us to efficiently allocate resources toward maintaining high-quality, nutritious meal programs for the upcoming school year.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter and for your ongoing support of Scranton Public School. We hope you and your family have a fantastic and safe summer!
Warm regards,
Kelly Pierce
Scranton Public School District
PowerSchool ➡️ Infinite Campus
Important Update: Student Information System Transition
Scranton Public School is participating in a statewide initiative to improve student information systems across North Dakota. As part of this project, we will transition from PowerSchool to Infinite Campus this summer.
What’s Changing
By mid-July, Infinite Campus will become our active student information system. At that time, the PowerSchool Parent and Student Portals will be retired and replaced with new Infinite Campus Parent and Student Portals.
For Parents & Guardians
Once Infinite Campus is live, you will receive an email from Scranton Public School with instructions to activate your new Campus Parent Portal account.
Through this portal, you’ll be able to:
Review household information
Monitor student grades
Access important school updates
For Students
At the start of the school year, students will be guided through the setup of their Campus Student Portal—both on the web and through the mobile app.
Stay Tuned
More information will be shared as we move through this transition. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to improve our systems for families and students.
Scranton Public School
Important Update: Student Information System Transition
Scranton Public School is participating in a statewide initiative to improve student information systems across North Dakota. As part of this project, we will transition from PowerSchool to Infinite Campus this summer.
What’s Changing
By mid-July, Infinite Campus will become our active student information system. At that time, the PowerSchool Parent and Student Portals will be retired and replaced with new Infinite Campus Parent and Student Portals.
For Parents & Guardians
Once Infinite Campus is live, you will receive an email from Scranton Public School with instructions to activate your new Campus Parent Portal account.
Through this portal, you’ll be able to:
Review household information
Monitor student grades
Access important school updates
For Students
At the start of the school year, students will be guided through the setup of their Campus Student Portal—both on the web and through the mobile app.
Stay Tuned
More information will be shared as we move through this transition. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work to improve our systems for families and students.
Scranton Public School
More info on the Fall Parent Meeting.
Reminder that all athletes grades 7-12 interested in participating in athletics this upcoming school year must have an annual sports physical. The physical form can be found on our website under athletics as can the medical release and concussion forms. Can't wait to get the seasons started. https://www.scranton.k12.nd.us/
A quick reminder that the Scranton Gym is off limits for the next 3 weeks for refinishing
🌟🌟🌟 𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐄𝐑 🌟🌟🌟
Sawyer Weber, Scranton School 8th grader, competed in Spreadsheet Applications at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Conference in July.
Sawyer's proficiency earned him
🏆 𝟗𝐭𝐡 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 🏆
in the nation!!!
The test required Sawyer to demonstrate her abilities within spreadsheets. She had to show mastery of skills such as formatting, formulas, and IF statements through creating spreadsheets during a one hour test period.
Nearly 13,000 students from more than 2,000 middle schools and high schools in 48 U.S. states and territories competed in 100 business-related events!
Sawyer Weber, Scranton School 8th grader, competed in Spreadsheet Applications at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Conference in July.
Sawyer's proficiency earned him
🏆 𝟗𝐭𝐡 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 🏆
in the nation!!!
The test required Sawyer to demonstrate her abilities within spreadsheets. She had to show mastery of skills such as formatting, formulas, and IF statements through creating spreadsheets during a one hour test period.
Nearly 13,000 students from more than 2,000 middle schools and high schools in 48 U.S. states and territories competed in 100 business-related events!
Scranton's FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) National Qualifying Chapter Members attended the National Leadership Conference in ✈️San Antonio, TX🤠. Traveling and competing is an amazing learning experience and Scranton FBLA is very grateful for the support from the community to allow for this opportunity. It wouldn't happen without you!🖤💙🖤
Competing and representing Scranton Public School were:
Sawyer Weber - Spreadsheet Applications
Layla Krinke - 🥇Representing as State Champion - Impromptu Speaking
Isabelle Palczewski - Introduction to Retail and Merchandising Management
Tripp Mack - Voting Delegate
Logan Mausehund * Zander Evans * Aidyn Fisher - Broadcast Journalism
A lot of pin trading 📍some learning 📘, competing 🏅 and a bit of fun!
There will be an introductory girls' golf meeting on Tuesday 7/21 at 6pm in the Hettinger Big Gym. The meeting's purpose is to gauge interest, answer questions, and arrange a practice schedule before volleyball starts. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Coach Fordahl at +1 (701) 202-3134.
June 17, 2026 Meeting MInutes
Tomorrow's School Board Meeting will be moved to a 7:00 start.
July 15 Board Meeting Agenda
A basketball camp for students entering grades 3-7 will be held in Hettinger July 20-23. Sign up today for a great opportunity to improve your skills and further your love for the sport of basketball.
I recently had the pleasure of meeting with a Southwestern Advantage student participant, Edyta Gawrysiak. Edyta is a student from Poland who will be working in Scranton this summer. During the visit, she introduced herself and shared information about the educational program she represents.
We wanted to let our community know that local families may see her in the neighborhood over the coming weeks. We appreciate the courtesy of stopping by to introduce herself and wish her all the best during her time in our community.
This post is shared for community awareness only and should not be considered an endorsement or promotion of any individual, company, or product.
Kelly Pierce
We wanted to let our community know that local families may see her in the neighborhood over the coming weeks. We appreciate the courtesy of stopping by to introduce herself and wish her all the best during her time in our community.
This post is shared for community awareness only and should not be considered an endorsement or promotion of any individual, company, or product.
Kelly Pierce
We wrapped up a great volleyball camp this week! 🏐
A big thank you to Chloe for all of the time and effort she put into making camp such a fun experience. The girls learned new skills, gained confidence, and had a lot of fun along the way.
Thank you, Chloe, for a wonderful camp!
May 13, 2026 Meeting Minutes
There will be a grades 9-12 volleyball parent/player meeting this Wednesday, June 17th at the Hettinger Big Gym starting at 6:00 PM.
Reminder Coach Kohler will be hosting summer Junior High Volleyball camps for all incoming 7th and 8th grade volleyball players.
One night I will be focused on 7th grade camp and one night will be 8th grade camp. 7th grade girls will be on Monday nights from 6:00-8:00 PM. Tuesday night the 8th grade will have camp from 6:00-8:00. All camp sessions will be held in Hettinger, unless we have to move for an unforeseen reason. In that case I will inform the parents/athletes as soon as possible.
This camp will run from June 1-2 to July 27-28. We will do it every week. The cost of the camp is $10.00 per session per camper. Below is a breakdown of what we will be doing in camp:
6:00-6:30 => setting skills
6:30-7:00 => passing skills
7:00-7:30 => hitting skills
7:30-8:00 => PLAY!
Below are the dates we will be doing camps for the rest of the year:
June 15 => 7th graders
June 16 => 8th graders
June 22 => 7th graders
June 23 => 8th graders
June 29 => 7th graders
June 30 => 8th graders
July 6 => 7th graders
July 7 => 8th graders
July 13 => 7th graders
July 14 => 8th graders
July 20 => 7th graders
July 21 => 8th graders
July 27 => 7th graders
July 28 => 8th graders
Go Nighthawks!
One night I will be focused on 7th grade camp and one night will be 8th grade camp. 7th grade girls will be on Monday nights from 6:00-8:00 PM. Tuesday night the 8th grade will have camp from 6:00-8:00. All camp sessions will be held in Hettinger, unless we have to move for an unforeseen reason. In that case I will inform the parents/athletes as soon as possible.
This camp will run from June 1-2 to July 27-28. We will do it every week. The cost of the camp is $10.00 per session per camper. Below is a breakdown of what we will be doing in camp:
6:00-6:30 => setting skills
6:30-7:00 => passing skills
7:00-7:30 => hitting skills
7:30-8:00 => PLAY!
Below are the dates we will be doing camps for the rest of the year:
June 15 => 7th graders
June 16 => 8th graders
June 22 => 7th graders
June 23 => 8th graders
June 29 => 7th graders
June 30 => 8th graders
July 6 => 7th graders
July 7 => 8th graders
July 13 => 7th graders
July 14 => 8th graders
July 20 => 7th graders
July 21 => 8th graders
July 27 => 7th graders
July 28 => 8th graders
Go Nighthawks!
26-27 Scranton School Elementary Supply List
We will be spraying weeds in the playground and parking lot at the school and preschool today! Probably best to stay away for a few hours. Thanks.
Somewhere between end-of-year checklists, graduation, field trips, and all the excitement of May, I forgot to share this well-deserved Student of the Month recognition! So proud of these students and how they demonstrated perseverance and celebrating growth!
K-4. Greyson Dolbear
5-8. Carmen Young
9-12. Sahara Martinez
