Scranton Public School

Pre-school Supply List 2023-2024 Backpack Small school box Small pack of pencils 8 washable markers 24 pack crayons Bottle Elmer’s glue Glue stick 2 skinny dry erase markers Friskers scissors 3 ring binder ½” Extra set of clothes (just in case) Box of Kleenex 50 pack of paper plates (for snack) Pair of inside shoes Pair of headphones (no earbuds) 1 two pocket folder

Late Notice, but there will be an open gym camp for all high school boys basketball players in Scranton this Wednesday from 6:30-8:30. Hopefully most players entering grades 9-12 can attend. Be sure to hydrate!

Information on the Summer P-EBT program. Do you have a school-age child who was eligible for free or reduced-priced meals during the 2022/2023 school year? You can get help with the cost of food during the summer with Summer P-EBT! Learn more and apply today at https://ndsummerebt.nd.gov/.

Scranton school is starting to look ready for the year as our cleaning staff are doing a fantastic job once again. A couple announcements on our cleaning schedule. The elementary classrooms are currently having some changes made and will hopefully be completed shortly. Once completed, those rooms will be waxed and off limits for a week or two. I will make an announcement when staff can get back in those classrooms. We will have carpet cleaners here on August 1-3 so classrooms with carpeting and the preschool will be off limits those days. After the carpet cleaning is completed, the staff will start waxing hallways. I will continue to up-date as the building is getting prepped for the the school year. Enjoy the next few weeks of summer!

June 19, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

Thank you, Haley Evans, for your years of dedication as a board member and board president.

Scranton Public School seeks a paraprofessional to make a positive difference in students' lives! We ask that the applicant be excited to work with students, reliable, and flexible with job duty assignments. Work schedule is Monday – Friday 8:00 – 3:45. Compensation is very competitive and includes a single policy medical benefit. Be a part of a successful team and participate in a very rewarding working environment! If interested please contact Kelly Pierce at the Scranton School. 701-275-8266 or kelly.pierce@k12.nd.us for more information.

Badlands Youth FOOTBALL. 4th grade - 6th grade Hard to believe it is getting close. Some dates and times and NEW soft sign up to note: (Please read to end) Sign up: July 31 in Little Gym at school. Practice: (in Scranton) August 7th-10th (Monday-Thursday) Time: TBT Practice: (In Hettinger) August 14th-17th (Monday-Thursday) Time: TBT Jamboree: August 19th in New England Practice: (in Hettinger rest of season) starting August 21 will be Mondays and Thursday. Games: Tuesdays @ 5:30 Games vrs Beach subject to start earlier(will post if start time changes) Would like to try something new this year: Soft sign up (via:email) would like to get your players grade going into and sizes for uniform. Please email to: nighthawkyouthfootball@gmail.com Fee's: $50 for entry (Hettinger park board) $50 returnable deposit for equipment. (PLEASE have separate checks or arrangements for 2-separate transactions. We don't have change) Coaches: Mike Fried Trevor Wolff Josh Raab Dave Erickson

2023-24 school year calendar and elementary supply list. We hope your summer is going well. Happy Independence Day!

With summer in full swing, a lot of our athletes are deep into their off-season training with the Apex Athletics app! We currently have 45 nighthawk athletes that are committing to off-season programs, looking to achieve their athletic goals and getting prepared for their upcoming sport seasons. If any other nighthawk athletes want to be a part of the Apex app, please contact Coach Anderson through email or text! (Contact him with questions as well) He will set you up with personalized year-round programming, education on how to properly fuel your body, knowledge on developing healthy habits, etc.

Remarks from Karady Evans on her WLC Conference. Thanks Karady for sharing. Thank you to all the FFA supporters who helped make this possible. Coming to the Washington Leadership Conference, I had some very big hopes. After listening to what my fellow members experienced last year, I expected a lot out of this conference, and it did not disappoint. I made tons of friends, made a Living to Serve plan, which will hopefully be implemented into our community soon 🤞, and of course, traveled all over Washington D.C. Not only did I get to experience wonderful sessions and learn all about leadership, but I had the opportunity to visit the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial, the Korean War Veterans’ Memorial, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King Memorial, the Capitol, the Arlington Cemetery, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the American History Museum (and found an FFA Jacket), and finally the Holocaust Museum. I made tons of new friends while in Washington, D.C., and I cannot believe I have to leave them already. One of my favorite memories with them is packing meals for people in need, even if we did struggle a little bit to make sure everything got IN the bags. Just like this community project, I made one of my own, where I hope to support community members who are struggling with mental or physical health and help them to get their necessities. I had a wonderful time coming up with this Living to Serve Plan and made many memories and friends along the way! The Washington Leadership Conference is one of the most amazing things I have ever experienced in my life. If you are an FFA member, your child is an FFA member, or even if you know an FFA member, encourage them to come to this conference. It is truly a life-changing experience, and I am so glad I had the opportunity to experience it! As I begin to board the plane to go back to North Dakota, where I will turn around to travel right back to the same time zone for National FBLA in Atlanta, I can’t help but think, “I hope this isn’t the end,” or, “I hope this plan works.” So instead of worrying that the momentum from WLC is over, when my plane lands, I am going to think, “WLC, THIS IS NOT OUR STOP!”, and do my best to be a change maker in all walks of life.

Nighthawk volleyball camp next week Monday - Wednesday! Elementary 9-11 High School 3-5 (Scrimmage in Bowman on Wednesday - time TBA) I will drive a bus for both elementary and high school. I'll be leaving at 8:30 for elementary and 2:30 for high school from the Scranton School. Please text me to let me know if your child will be riding the bus next week! 701-440-0426 Thanks!! Miss Johnson

May 2023, Minutes

Please contact Carrie Stadheim with questions.

Congratulations to our FFA kids and Mrs. Steeke on their many awards from the state convention. Those early morning workouts were worth it! We are proud of you! pc Pastor Mary Wiggins

LEGAL NOTICE OF ELECTION SCRANTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #33 Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, June 6, 2023, the annual election will be held for the purpose of electing a member of the school board, and the polls will be open at 11:00 a.m. MDT, and will close at 7:00 p.m. MDT, of that day at the Scranton School Home Ec. Room. By order of the Scranton School Board. Angie Eberle Business Manager

Driver's Ed will continue this Tuesday in Hettinger at 8:00 and will end around 10:30. Parents are responsible for getting their students to Driver's Ed as they will be driving at different times throughout the week. If you have any questions please email me at kirby.cagle@k12.nd.us.

Follow the link below to watch Scranton High School's graduation for 2023. Starting at 4:00 P.M. https://youtube.com/live/NAwTj3EgVRk?feature=share

4th Quarter 2022-2023 Honor Roll

Today the 1st Grade Class was asked to help bag the school sack lunches. The Sweet 16 as I coin them, packed 150 lunches in 12 minutes! Thank you to Ashely and Arica for including us in today's prep and thank you for all the meals through out the year!