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After School AcademyNovember and December After School Academy will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 3:15 pm-5:15 pm. | Culture Club Culture Club meets every Wednesday 3:15-5:15 pm. | ASL Club The American Sign Language Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday 3:15-5:15. |
After School Academy
November and December
After School Academy will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 3:15 pm-5:15 pm.
Culture Club
ASL Club
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Jake EagleWhen you look back on this school in later years, what will you remember most? Sports and a select few teachers. I am most grateful for ... Family and Friends I am inspired by ... (a person or event and why). My dad, because he will put everyone else before himself and I think that is so inspiring. What is the most challenging task as a senior? Keeping work turned in, because sometimes we get caught up in the moment. What advice do you have for incoming freshmen? Stay on task and enjoy yourself too. It goes by faster than you think. Where do you imagine yourself 10 years from now? Successful | Macie Red HornWhen you look back on this school in later years, what will you remember most? Homecoming week. I am most grateful for ... Actually waking up and coming to school on time. I am inspired by ... (a person or event and why). Myself, because I could have gave up on school a long time ago but I didn't and kept coming to school. What is the most challenging task as a senior? Finishing work before the deadline and trying not to be tardy for class. What advice do you have for incoming freshmen? Go to class on time and pay attention in class. Where do you imagine yourself 10 years from now? Working at my dream job. | Jessau MclaughlinWhen you look back on this school in later years, what will you remember most? All the laughs my friends and I had over the school years. I am most grateful for ... My friends and family. I am inspired by ... (a person or event and why). My mother, she taught me how to be a strong and better person in life. When life gets hard, she will always be by my side. What is the most challenging task as a senior? Keeping my grades up, ACT scores, planning for college, and basically my future. What advice do you have for incoming freshmen? Please do your work! Don't focus on boys or have drama - not worth the time. Focus on school work, freshman year is the important year. Where do you imagine yourself 10 years from now? My own house, no kids, and focusing on myself and working. |
Jake Eagle
When you look back on this school in later years, what will you remember most?
Sports and a select few teachers.
I am most grateful for ...
Family and Friends
I am inspired by ... (a person or event and why).
My dad, because he will put everyone else before himself and I think that is so inspiring.
What is the most challenging task as a senior?
Keeping work turned in, because sometimes we get caught up in the moment.
What advice do you have for incoming freshmen?
Stay on task and enjoy yourself too. It goes by faster than you think.
Where do you imagine yourself 10 years from now?
Successful
Macie Red Horn
When you look back on this school in later years, what will you remember most?
Homecoming week.
I am most grateful for ...
Actually waking up and coming to school on time.
I am inspired by ... (a person or event and why).
Myself, because I could have gave up on school a long time ago but I didn't and kept coming to school.
What is the most challenging task as a senior?
Finishing work before the deadline and trying not to be tardy for class.
What advice do you have for incoming freshmen?
Go to class on time and pay attention in class.
Where do you imagine yourself 10 years from now?
Working at my dream job.
Jessau Mclaughlin
When you look back on this school in later years, what will you remember most?
All the laughs my friends and I had over the school years.
I am most grateful for ...
My friends and family.
I am inspired by ... (a person or event and why).
My mother, she taught me how to be a strong and better person in life. When life gets hard, she will always be by my side.
What is the most challenging task as a senior?
Keeping my grades up, ACT scores, planning for college, and basically my future.
What advice do you have for incoming freshmen?
Please do your work! Don't focus on boys or have drama - not worth the time. Focus on school work, freshman year is the important year.
Where do you imagine yourself 10 years from now?
My own house, no kids, and focusing on myself and working.
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Thank you Mr. Busch! You are trustworthy, sincere, and devoted to your work. You always take things that concern the staff or the students seriously. Thank you so much, Mr. Busch. Your reward will not pass you by. Keep up the excellent work. | Thank you custodians! Thank you for your dedication to cleaning and maintaining our building. You may think that no one notices your hard work, but we do – each and every day. The cleanliness and efficiency of the building is a joy for all of us. Keep up the great work! | Thank you Ms. Munoz! Strong leadership is the foundation of school success and without you that would not be possible. Thank you for inspiring our students to achieve their dreams every single day.. |
Thank you Mr. Busch!
Thank you custodians!
Thank you Ms. Munoz!
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Ms. HeinzWhat do you teach? I teach High School English and am the supervisor for the online Edmentum program. How long have you been teaching? I am in my 8th year of teaching (7 of them here at SRCS), but I have worked in Education since 2006. Anything you would like to say to your students? | Mr. Keller What do you teach? Business Education How long have you been teaching? 2 Years Anything you would like to say to your students? I would to tell my students that there is no education in life like that of adversity. Get comfortable feeling uncomfortable in different aspects of your life as you get out into the real world. Prove that racism is for the ignorant and the barbaric by modeling your true self as a hardworking, young professional from Standing Rock. | Mrs. LugerWhat do you teach? I am a remedial reading and math teacher at the elementary school How long have you been teaching? I have been teaching school since 1999. I was previously a teacher at the public elementary and have been teaching at the Standing Rock Grant School for the last 21 years. Anything you would like to say to your students? I thoroughly enjoy coming to work every day because of my students. They are a joy to teach and make me smile and laugh on a daily basis. |
Ms. Heinz
What do you teach?
I teach High School English and am the supervisor for the online Edmentum program.
How long have you been teaching?
I am in my 8th year of teaching (7 of them here at SRCS), but I have worked in Education since 2006.
Anything you would like to say to your students?
Mr. Keller
Business Education
How long have you been teaching?
2 Years
Anything you would like to say to your students?
I would to tell my students that there is no education in life like that of adversity. Get comfortable feeling uncomfortable in different aspects of your life as you get out into the real world. Prove that racism is for the ignorant and the barbaric by modeling your true self as a hardworking, young professional from Standing Rock.
Mrs. Luger
What do you teach?
I am a remedial reading and math teacher at the elementary school
How long have you been teaching?
I have been teaching school since 1999. I was previously a teacher at the public elementary and have been teaching at the Standing Rock Grant School for the last 21 years.
Anything you would like to say to your students?
I thoroughly enjoy coming to work every day because of my students. They are a joy to teach and make me smile and laugh on a daily basis.
