We had a beautiful day for our Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you to everyone who made it possible--the cooks, the custodians, the bus drivers, the teachers, and all the other staff who took on extra duties to make this happen. Our school board members helped serve the meal, and our 4th and 5th graders helped set up and carry meals. Thank you to all the families who joined us today!
We had a beautiful day for our Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you to everyone who made it possible--the cooks, the custodians, the bus drivers, the teachers, and all the other staff who took on extra duties to make this happen. Our school board members helped serve the meal, and our 4th and 5th graders helped set up and carry meals. Thank you to all the families who joined us today!
Our Thanksgiving dinner is tomorrow. If you haven't purchased tickets yet, you can purchase a ticket tomorrow morning, or bring cash to the meal. (Exact change is appreciated but not necessary. Meals are $5.)
We will begin serving kindergarten at 11 a.m. and work our way up the grades approximately every 5 minutes. The junior high and high school students will eat at approximately 11:40.
If you plan to arrive later than your child's scheduled time, please let us know.
Satanta parents and students are invited to a presentation on the dangers of vaping at Moscow High School on November 30 at 6:30 p.m. Oney Trujillo from Southwest Guidance Center will be presenting. Thank you to Moscow High School for inviting us!
PTO meeting today at 4 p.m. at Sacred Grounds. All are welcome!
Thank you to the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas for awarding Satanta National Honor Society and KAY Club a grant to fund the expansion of the SHS mentoring program at Satanta Grade School.
USD 507 families and community members are invited to learn about what's going on in our district and share your thoughts at two Site Council meetings on November 28. Join us at Sacred Grounds at 10 a.m. or in the SHS commons area at 6:30 p.m. (before the concert).
SGS 5th graders have organized a study period when 5th graders are available to help younger students with their school work. This idea originated with the 5th graders. They wrote and presented a proposal and organized the project. Way to go, 5th graders!
Families are invited to the USD 507 Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, November 16, from 11 a.m. to noon. Please pre-purchase tickets for non-students for $5 per plate in the SGS office. Serving will begin at 11 a.m. with kindergarten, moving up through the grades every 5 minutes. If you plan to eat a specific time, please let us know. Junior high and high school students will be bussed over to eat at the grade school at 11:40. Parents may make arrangements with the SHS office to pick up older students so that the family can eat with younger siblings.
Please join us for a holiday concert on November 28 at 7 p.m. in the Satanta High School auditorium.
Santa is coming to town! Mark your calendars for December 2, when Santa will visit the Satanta Grade School gym from 10 a.m. to noon. This is sponsored by the Satanta Chamber of Commerce, PTO, and SHS organizations.
Congratulations to our 2nd quarter Leadership Council representatives: Braxton, Charlie, Reyna, Catalina, Maleah, Mingo, Macklin, and Violeta!
These kindergarteners have earned 100 Dojo points! Way to go!
Student safety is our number one priority!
Happy Halloween from SGS!
To celebrate outstanding attendance 1st 9 weeks, we celebrated with an attenDANCE party! The cheerleaders taught our students line dances, and one lucky student with perfect attendance got to put a pie in Mrs. Burrows's face!
To celebrate outstanding attendance 1st 9 weeks, we celebrated with an attenDANCE party! The cheerleaders taught our students line dances, and one lucky student with perfect attendance got to put a pie in Mrs. Burrows's face!
To celebrate outstanding attendance 1st 9 weeks, we celebrated with an attenDANCE party! The cheerleaders taught our students line dances, and one lucky student with perfect attendance got to put a pie in Mrs. Burrows's face!
Congratulations to Kenden, Adriel, and Mingo, whose football team, the Alphas, defeated Phillipsburg this weekend to become the Sunflower State Youth Football League champions with a season record of 8-0. We are proud of you!
Our students had the opportunity to learn about germs, DNA, watersheds and more from the KDHE mobile health lab.
