Stanton Community School District is moving into a packed final stretch of the school year, with end-of-year activities, spring sports, music contests, field trips, senior events and summer construction preparations all underway.
Principal Katie Elwood said May is always a busy and exciting time at the school, with graduation approaching, awards programs on the calendar and spring activities wrapping up.
Friday, May 1
Senior trip begins with students traveling to Kansas City.
Junior high boys and girls track travel to Fremont Mills/Tabor.
High school boys soccer plays in Red Oak.
Saturday, May 2
Senior trip continues.
Combined junior high and high school band performs at the Richard Simpson Band Festival.
Location: Red Oak High School auditorium.
Time: 11 a.m.
Public invited.
Soccer at Red Oak.
Time: Noon.
Monday, May 4
No school.
Teacher professional development day.
Boys golf at Clarinda.
Time: 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 5
Golf at Atlantic.
Time: 10 a.m.
High school girls and boys track at Corner Conference meet.
Location: Bedford.
Time: 4 p.m.
Soccer at AHSTW.
Time: 7 p.m.
Wednesday, May 6
FFA plant sale begins.
Location: Stanton elementary concourse.
Items: Hanging baskets and vegetables.
Payment: Cash or check.
Open to the public.
Boys golf at Creston.
Time: 9 a.m.
Thursday, May 7
FFA plant sale continues.
Location: Stanton elementary concourse.
High school boys and girls track at Southwest Valley.
Awards and scholarships for students in grades 9-12.
Wednesday, May 13
Bethesda Recorder Ensemble performance for second and third graders.
Location: Stanton music room.
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Students will play “Ode to Joy” with the ensemble.
Ongoing and reminders
Book Blast books will be delivered during the final weeks of school.
TeamMates Mentoring of Stanton is seeking mentors and potential board members.
Job openings include anticipated activities director/junior high and high school boys basketball, football and basketball cheer sponsor, and 2026-2027 bus route driver.
Only 10 copies remain of the 2025-2026 yearbook.
Students interested in next year’s journalism class should submit a writing sample to Mrs. Carpenter.
Summer construction work is expected to begin after school is out, including work in offices, classrooms and the gym.
Melanie has been with KCSI / KOAK Radio since 1997, when she and her husband Aaron moved to Iowa to join the family business. Melanie enjoys traveling, reading, and painting. Melanie and Aaron have 2 children, Will, who lives in South Dakota and Allie who works in the business office at KCSI.
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