🎃👻 It’s almost parade time! 👻🎃
Join us for the Satanta Grade School Halloween Parade on Friday, October 31 at 2:15 p.m. 🕑
Our students will leave the grade school, stroll down Wichita Street to Legacy Suites and the LTCU, then return to school.
🍬 Best place to watch? Grab a spot at Apache Park for the perfect view!
We can’t wait to see our community come out to cheer on our little ghosts and goblins! 🧙♀️🦸♂️🎒
This group of kindergarteners earned 100 Dojo points!
Thank you to the Dudley Township Fire Department for teaching us about fire safety!
SGS is proud to recognize these 4th and 5th graders for their outstanding performance on the spring Kansas state assessments! (Not pictured: Victoria Z)
See what's going on at SGS this week!
The classes of 2026 and 2038 (our senior and kindergarten classes) will both be recognized at the SHS football game on Saturday, October 18 at 5:45 during Senior Night. Kindergarteners should meet at the east side of the field at 5:30.
USD 507 is proud to announce that we have been recognized by KSDE for our post-secondary effectiveness.
More Friday fun!
Friday fun with 2nd and 3rd grade!
High Five Friday!
The USD 507 October board meeting will be held at 7 p.m.
Check out what is going on this week at SGS!
High five Friday!
Fourth graders helped kindergartners with sounds and words today. Great teamwork!
Crossing guards are on duty!
It was a beautiful morning for our Pumpkin Patch field trip. Thank you to Satanta Teachers' Association for sponsoring the trip!
Kindergarten tracked their attendance for the month of September. They had 98% attendance!
Fourth graders started their day with a traditional medieval breakfast of rye bread and water. They are starting a unit on the Middle Ages.
Come join our team! High Plains Educational Coop is hiring a special education para for Satanta Grade School. Pay begins at $14 per hour and goes up with education and experience. Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-nHeKoCQ6mRJWbOjf8B1OOERf_3f6JFo-Qbk9MV7kscMJWA/viewform
5th grade finished their first ELA unit. The students wrote a personal narrative about the meaning of their name and shared with the class. Great presentations!!
