🏀 Basketball schedules are now fully updated on the Google Calendar and the school website/app!
Please double-check game dates, times, and locations, as many details have changed since the previous posting.
Go Broncos!
Please double-check game dates, times, and locations, as many details have changed since the previous posting.
Go Broncos!
REMINDER!
Show your Bronco Pride and support the Bronco Boosters!
Our flag fundraiser runs November 1–15! Choose your favorite design and bring some Bronco spirit to your yard or home.
Garden flags: $25
3′ × 5′ flags: $45
Check out the available designs in the graphics!
Flags will arrive BEFORE Christmas!
Support your Broncos!
Order with this link: https://forms.gle/mYWyqb65XmBhnukVA
Or find order forms at school or at our local businesses and return them to the school by Nov. 15.
1st Quarter Academic Roll.
First Quarter Perfect Attendance
Stuart FFA Chapter’s November Member of the Month:
Alex Paxton
Continuing the tradition of recognizing a “Member of the Month”, the Stuart FFA Chapter Officers will select one individual per month for the honor. This individual is selected based on performance within our FFA chapter and competitions, the diligence in their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE), and behavior and attitude towards the goals our FFA chapter puts forth.
This month, Alex Paxton has been selected as our November Member of the Month. Alex is a freshman, and has competed in Leadership Development Events since his 7th grade year. His young FFA career has included competing in Conduct of Chapter Meetings since his 7th grade year, competing at state for two years. Alex has also competed in Agriculture Literacy Speaking and Creed Speaking at the district level. While his high school FFA experience is just beginning, he has already competed in range judging and is gearing up for district livestock evaluation as well, and looks to participate in many CDEs next semester.
Alex has two different Supervised Agriculture Experiences. The first is a placement venture working on the Paxton Ranch, where he has developed skills in hay production, cattle handling, and equipment maintenance. Alex also works for Will’s Window and Gutter Service, which has allowed him to learn customer service and teamwork skills. Alex is always willing to step up and lend a helping hand, and leads by example. Alex is the son of Darby and Sara Paxton. We commend Alex for this honor, and look forward to his continued success in the future!
Alex Paxton
Continuing the tradition of recognizing a “Member of the Month”, the Stuart FFA Chapter Officers will select one individual per month for the honor. This individual is selected based on performance within our FFA chapter and competitions, the diligence in their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE), and behavior and attitude towards the goals our FFA chapter puts forth.
This month, Alex Paxton has been selected as our November Member of the Month. Alex is a freshman, and has competed in Leadership Development Events since his 7th grade year. His young FFA career has included competing in Conduct of Chapter Meetings since his 7th grade year, competing at state for two years. Alex has also competed in Agriculture Literacy Speaking and Creed Speaking at the district level. While his high school FFA experience is just beginning, he has already competed in range judging and is gearing up for district livestock evaluation as well, and looks to participate in many CDEs next semester.
Alex has two different Supervised Agriculture Experiences. The first is a placement venture working on the Paxton Ranch, where he has developed skills in hay production, cattle handling, and equipment maintenance. Alex also works for Will’s Window and Gutter Service, which has allowed him to learn customer service and teamwork skills. Alex is always willing to step up and lend a helping hand, and leads by example. Alex is the son of Darby and Sara Paxton. We commend Alex for this honor, and look forward to his continued success in the future!
Breakfast and Lunch for Monday, November 9
Activities for Monday, November 9
Activities for Sunday, November 8th.
Broncos fall short in the quarterfinals to Leyton 51-46. Broncos end the season 9-1. Great season Broncos
Activities for Saturday, November 7th.
Livestream information for Friday November 6th
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/dalton/organization/17751/leyton-high-school
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/dalton/organization/17751/leyton-high-school
Activities for November 6th
Voting for Nebraska's Kid Governor.
🏈 BRONCO NATION—LET’S HIT THE ROAD! 🏈
Our Broncos take on Leyton in the second round of the playoffs! Bring your Bronco pride and help us cheer them on! 📣
📅 Friday, November 6
📍 Dalton
⏰ Kickoff: 2:30 PM MT / 3:30 PM CT
🎟️ Adults: $8 | Students: $6
🚗 Visiting fans will park on the SOUTH side of the football field by the softball field and jump pits. See the map in the flyer for reference.
GO BRONCOS! ❤️🖤
🏈📣 BRONCO NATION—LET’S GET LOUD! 📣🏈
Join us **TODAY at 12:55 p.m. in the gym** for a pep rally to cheer on our football boys as they get ready for the **2nd round of the State Football Playoffs vs. Leyton!**
Join us in person or cheer along through the livestream!
fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/stuart/organization/21560/stuart-high-school
**GO BRONCOS!** 🏈🎉
Join us **TODAY at 12:55 p.m. in the gym** for a pep rally to cheer on our football boys as they get ready for the **2nd round of the State Football Playoffs vs. Leyton!**
Join us in person or cheer along through the livestream!
fan.hudl.com/usa/ne/stuart/organization/21560/stuart-high-school
**GO BRONCOS!** 🏈🎉
Please join us prior to the start of the Veteran's Day Program for coffee and rolls. We look forward to having you join us!
Breakfast and Lunch for Thursday, November 5
Activities for Thursday, November 5
Mark your calendars and dust off your cookbooks!
SHS Student Council is hosting the 3rd soup cook-off.
November 21, 2026
5-7pm
Stuart school cafeteria.
SHS Student Council is hosting the 3rd soup cook-off.
November 21, 2026
5-7pm
Stuart school cafeteria.
Breakfast and Lunch for Wednesday, November 4th.
