The All-School Cookout will be held Thursday, May 8, at Satanta Grade School. Tickets are $6--please either prepurchase tickets or bring exact change or a check as we will not be able to make change in the line. We will begin serving kindergarten at 11. The junior high track team will be bussed over at 11:15. Other junior high and high school studnets will be bussed over at 11:40. Please enter through the SGS front doors.
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
all school cookout
Thank you, teachers! USD 507 is blessed with the best!
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
teacher appreciation
HUGE shoutout to our golfers today! The boys battled in the pouring rain today bringing home a 3rd place team finish. We also had 2 individual medalist: Gage Lee placing 9th with a 87 and our very own Eric Moreno placing 11th with a 89! Eric had a rough front 9 but bounced back in a huge way improving his front 9 score by 11 strokes firing a 39 for his back 9! Not only did Eric set a new PR with a 89 but he was one of three golfers to shoot a 39 on either of sides which was the second lowest 9 hole score out of the entire tournament field! It was a long and brutal day out in the rain but our boys showed some grit out on the links and we are so very proud of our boys!!
about 1 month ago, Gavin Tegeler
results
results
results
Teachers are our superheroes! Take time today to thank a teacher!
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
teacher appreciation
about 1 month ago, Gavin Tegeler
Information about mini cheer
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
mini cheer
📚✨ Summer Learning is Coming to USD 507! ✨🎨 Learning doesn't stop when the school year ends! This summer, we're offering a variety of exciting opportunities for students in Satanta and beyond. 🎨 Arts Attack (June 16–20) A creative collaboration between USD 507 and the Satanta Area Arts Council—open to all area students! 📘 Summer Tutoring (June 23–27) Targeted, intensive academic support for USD 507 students. 🚀 Jump Start (August 4–8) A back-to-school boost for K–5 students! 📌 Sign up now using the links below: 👉 Grade School Students: Enroll here https://forms.gle/Ug8JjDtMLa1JRmHZ9 👉 Junior High Students: Enroll here https://forms.gle/sLJJ7V74b16keacr6 👉 Non-USD 507 Students (Arts Attack only): Enroll here https://forms.gle/gc1a416EvSd5o59v7 📝 Paper registration forms were also sent home with USD 507 students. We can’t wait to learn and create with you this summer!
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
art
Due to weather, the Junior High Haskell County Relays scheduled for today (5-6) have been cancelled.
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
track meet cancelled
As we wrap up the school year, that means one thing — summer workouts are close to beginning. Introducing Summer Grind 2025. Starting June 2nd through August 8th, workouts will run Monday through Thursday beginning at 6:00 AM with all high school boys, followed by all high school girls, and ending with junior high students at 8-9 AM all ran by Coach Tegeler. This is open to ALL students entering grades 6-12, whether you're in a sport or not. Then there will be an evening workout time for those that can't make it to the morning sessions that will be ran by Coach Brockett. These workouts will not be divided up like the morning. It is open to ALL 6-12 students who again could not make the morning session. There are two awesome incentives for the students showing up AND working hard. If the student shows up AND work hard for 15 days that student will earn a custom Summer Grind 2025 T-shirt. Then if that student shows up 25 days AND works hard they'll earn a sport on our Bowling Party Trip to Garden City. Let's Show up, get better, and start to build a strong, hardworking, winning culture! "A winning culture is not built by talent alone, but by discipline, sacrifice, and unity" — Dabo Swinney (Head Football Coach at Clemson University; 2x National Champion)
about 1 month ago, Gavin Tegeler
Summer Grind 2025
Summer Grind 2025
A world of difference, one student at a time. 🍎 Thank you, USD 507 teachers, for everything you do to enrich the lives of our students!
about 1 month ago, Karen Burrows
teacher appreciation
Congratulations to Lauren Dusin, who placed 6th in Humorous Solo Acting at the KSHSAA 1A state championship tournament!
about 2 months ago, Karen Burrows
Lauren
Haskell County Baccalaureate will be held at Sublette High School on Wednesday, May 7 at 7:00 p.m. Satanta seniors will receive their caps and gowns that day for use at the event and will be allowed to keep them through Sunday, May 11.
about 2 months ago, Ryan Burrows
Baccalaureate
Official class photo? Check! Congratulations, Satanta High School Cl ass of 2025!
about 2 months ago, Ryan Burrows
Class of 2025
Satanta High School is proud to name Yahaira Puerto as the Class of 2025 Salutatorian. With a 3.9643 GPA, a deep commitment to community service, and a passion for health care, Yahaira has made a lasting mark on her school and community. Throughout high school, Yahaira pursued academic rigor through both her regular coursework and concurrent college classes at Seward County Community College. She completed Medical Terminology, Public Speaking, College Algebra, Statistics, and both Composition I and II. In addition, she earned her Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) certification and is CPR-certified through the American Heart Association, reflecting her early and focused entry into the medical field. Yahaira’s academic achievements are matched by her wide-ranging leadership and extracurricular involvement. A five-sport athlete, she has competed in basketball, volleyball, softball, track, and cheerleading, earning numerous honors including SPIAA and HPL All-League selections, Ingalls Invitational All-Academic Team awards, and the title of All-American Cheerleader. She served as a Cheer Captain. Beyond athletics, Yahaira has served in key leadership roles in multiple student organizations. She is President of the National Honor Society, Vice-President of KAY Club, and has held offices in Student Council, FBLA, DECA, and S-Club. As a class representative since her freshman year, she attended leadership conferences and contributed to the school's mentorship program and yearbook staff. Her service extends into the community as well. Yahaira has volunteered with the Satanta Recreation Commission, helped with homecoming and school cleanup efforts, painted fire drill numbers, and regularly provides custodial service at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church. These contributions reflect her strong work ethic and her desire to give back to the people and places that have shaped her. Yahaira’s commitment to nursing grew out of a life-changing personal experience. In a scholarship essay, she recalled the moment in October 2023 when her mother became critically ill. After days of misdiagnosed pain, her mother was found to have a life-threatening brain aneurysm. She was quickly airlifted to another hospital, where a team of nurses provided expert care. "I observed their every action and was deeply impressed by their compassion and competence," Yahaira wrote. "One nurse in particular worked tirelessly to manage my mother’s discomfort. Her dedication and exceptional care left a lasting impression on me." From that moment forward, Yahaira knew she wanted to become a nurse and plans to attend Garden City Community College before transferring to Kansas State University. She now plans to pursue a degree in nursing with the goal of working in neonatal intensive care. “My goal is to be a safe space for families and to be able to help people,” she wrote. “With the unwavering support of my parents, I am committed to realizing this dream.” At Satanta High School’s upcoming graduation ceremony, Yahaira will deliver the salutatory address, reflecting on her journey, her goals, and the strength of the Class of 2025. Her story is one of resilience, compassion, and a steadfast desire to make a difference in the lives of others. Congratulations to Yahaira Puerto, Satanta High School Class of 2025 Salutatorian.
about 2 months ago, Karen Burrows
yahaira
Satanta High School is proud to announce Andrea Gutierrez as the Class of 2025 valedictorian. Andrea is a student whose academic excellence, leadership, and community service have distinguished her throughout her high school career. With a 3.9649 GPA and an impressive resume of extracurricular activities, Andrea has demonstrated not only scholastic achievement but a deep commitment to service, leadership, and personal growth. A concurrent enrollment student at Seward County Community College, Andrea has consistently earned recognition on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll and is an active member of the National Honor Society. Andrea has served her class as Vice President during her freshman year and President since sophomore year. She has also held key leadership roles in organizations such as KAY Club (Co-President and Treasurer) and Student Council, while participating in cheerleading—where she was named an All-American and served as a team captain—as well as volleyball and S-Club. Beyond the classroom, Andrea's dedication to her community has been unwavering. She has volunteered for USDA Commodities Distribution, helped organize fundraisers for the Western Kansas Child Advocacy Center, mentored elementary students, and worked as a waitress, childcare provider, and lifeguard. Her involvement with St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Youth Group and various community outreach projects further reflects her values of service and compassion. Andrea’s selection as valedictorian is a testament not only to her academic success but also to her resilience and purpose-driven future. In a recent scholarship essay, she shared how her mother’s journey from her home country to the United States has inspired her own path. Moved by her family's experience navigating pregnancy and healthcare in a new country, Andrea plans to become an Ultrasound Technician. “My goal is to provide care, reassurance, and empowerment to women of all ages and backgrounds during the often uncertain journey of pregnancy,” Andrea wrote in a scholarship essay, noting that “Receiving a scholarship would honor the sacrifices my parents have made and give me the opportunity to pursue a career where I can offer the care and guidance my family once needed.” Andrea plans to attend Garden City Community College before transferring to Fort Hays State University to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Medical Diagnostic Imaging. With a passion for helping others and a fierce dedication to her goals, Andrea Gutierrez is poised to leave a lasting impact both in her community and the healthcare field. The Satanta High School graduation ceremony will take place on May 11, where Andrea will deliver the valedictory address to her classmates, staff, and community members. Her message of hope, perseverance, and gratitude promises to be as inspiring as her high school journey.
about 2 months ago, Karen Burrows
andrea
USD 507 is hiring for a JH/HS secretary, paraprofessionals, custodians, and bus drivers. Part-time and substitute positions are available. Contact Karen Burrows (kburrows@usd507) or Garrett Moreno (gmoreno@usd507.org) for more information.
about 2 months ago, Karen Burrows
we're hiring
📣Satanta Cheer Doughnut Fundraiser Update! 🍩 Due to the amazing volume of doughnut orders (thank you for all your support 💚💛), our delivery has been moved to Monday, May 5th. Our cheerleaders will begin delivering orders on Monday, May 5th and Tuesday, May 6th. If you have questions, feel free to email Ms. Medrano at vmedrano@usd507.org. Thank you again for supporting SHS Cheer!
about 2 months ago, Karen Burrows
donuts
KAY Spa Day is on the way!
about 2 months ago, Ryan Burrows
KAY Spa Day
Join us for the Senior Scholarship Assembly and Signing Ceremony: Wednesday, May 7 at 2:30 pm!
about 2 months ago, Ryan Burrows
Scholarship Assembly
Stay up to date with the golfers today at Cimarron. Start time is 1:00 pm https://www.kansasgolfscores.com/ks_b_25/teamresults.php?id=2399&state=ks&db=boys
about 2 months ago, Gavin Tegeler