Spring Trap Meeting
There will be an informational meeting for shooters and their parents on Monday, February 9 at half time of the boys jv game (approximately 6:15).
All new shooters and a parent need to attend, we will cover the Simulator requirements as well as: Fundraising, schedule, season dates and tournaments.
I invite everyone to attend the meeting, it is required that 1st time shooters attend as we are able to answer any and all questions at that time.
Coach Stanley
Reminder to get your Valentine's orders in!
❤️ The student council will be selling and delivering Valentine's Day treats again this year! You can order treats to be delivered to any South Prairie student or staff member (PK-12) on Friday, February 13th!
Anyone can place an order -- whether you're a student, parent, family member, or friend... it doesn't matter!
To order, you can choose one of the following options:
💌 1. Pick up a form in the office and then turn it back into the office with your payment!
💌 2. Order online using this form https://forms.office.com/r/RaAEJgqg97 and then pay on efunds (parent payment portal)!
Orders are due on Tuesday, February 10th at the end of the school day!
❤️ The student council will be selling and delivering Valentine's Day treats again this year! You can order treats to be delivered to any South Prairie student or staff member (PK-12) on Friday, February 13th!
Anyone can place an order -- whether you're a student, parent, family member, or friend... it doesn't matter!
To order, you can choose one of the following options:
💌 1. Pick up a form in the office and then turn it back into the office with your payment!
💌 2. Order online using this form https://forms.office.com/r/RaAEJgqg97 and then pay on efunds (parent payment portal)!
Orders are due on Tuesday, February 10th at the end of the school day!
South Prairie Families and Community Members,
As the winter sports season comes to a close and we enter into tournament play, I want to remind everyone that South Prairie has a long-standing tradition of being a place where people want to come—whether it’s for a game, a concert, or a school event. That reputation didn’t happen by accident. It was built over time through strong community support, mutual respect, and pride in how we represent ourselves.
When we attend games and school activities, people notice. They know who we are. They see how we act. Our reputation is shaped far more by our behavior than by wins and losses.
We ask all parents and fans to continue representing South Prairie School in a positive, respectful manner at all sporting and school events. Cheer hard. Support our students. Be passionate. But remember that officials, opposing teams, and visiting communities are guests—and our students are watching how adults handle both success and adversity.
Our goal has never been to be known solely for the scoreboard. We want to be known for class, sportsmanship, and a community that supports its kids the right way.
Let’s continue to show others why South Prairie is a place people respect and enjoy visiting—by setting the example every time we are in the stands.
Thank you for your continued support of our students and our school.
Wayne Stanley
Superintendent, South Prairie School
As the winter sports season comes to a close and we enter into tournament play, I want to remind everyone that South Prairie has a long-standing tradition of being a place where people want to come—whether it’s for a game, a concert, or a school event. That reputation didn’t happen by accident. It was built over time through strong community support, mutual respect, and pride in how we represent ourselves.
When we attend games and school activities, people notice. They know who we are. They see how we act. Our reputation is shaped far more by our behavior than by wins and losses.
We ask all parents and fans to continue representing South Prairie School in a positive, respectful manner at all sporting and school events. Cheer hard. Support our students. Be passionate. But remember that officials, opposing teams, and visiting communities are guests—and our students are watching how adults handle both success and adversity.
Our goal has never been to be known solely for the scoreboard. We want to be known for class, sportsmanship, and a community that supports its kids the right way.
Let’s continue to show others why South Prairie is a place people respect and enjoy visiting—by setting the example every time we are in the stands.
Thank you for your continued support of our students and our school.
Wayne Stanley
Superintendent, South Prairie School
Student Council hosted its annual Royal Ties event, bringing students together to create tie blankets for donation to the Domestic Violence Crisis Center. Attendance grows each year, and it’s amazing to see the generosity and dedication of our South Prairie students. Participants arrived at school as early as 7:15 a.m. to help make a difference!
Beyond blanket-making, students enjoyed working as a team, spending time with friends, and sharing donuts for breakfast.
Great job, Royals!
Beyond blanket-making, students enjoyed working as a team, spending time with friends, and sharing donuts for breakfast.
Great job, Royals!
🏀 Update for tomorrow's girls basketball games at home:
-JV will play Berthold's varsity at 4:15.
-C squad will play DLB's JV at 5:45.
-Varsity will play DLB's Varsity at 7:15.
-JV will play Berthold's varsity at 4:15.
-C squad will play DLB's JV at 5:45.
-Varsity will play DLB's Varsity at 7:15.
❤️ The student council will be selling and delivering Valentine's Day treats again this year! You can order treats to be delivered to any South Prairie student or staff member (PK-12) on Friday, February 13th!
Anyone can place an order -- whether you're a student, parent, family member, or friend... it doesn't matter!
To order, you can choose one of the following options:
💌 1. Pick up a form in the office and then turn it back into the office with your payment!
💌 2. Order online using this form https://forms.office.com/r/RaAEJgqg97 and then pay on efunds!
Orders are due on Tuesday, February 10th at the end of the school day!
Anyone can place an order -- whether you're a student, parent, family member, or friend... it doesn't matter!
To order, you can choose one of the following options:
💌 1. Pick up a form in the office and then turn it back into the office with your payment!
💌 2. Order online using this form https://forms.office.com/r/RaAEJgqg97 and then pay on efunds!
Orders are due on Tuesday, February 10th at the end of the school day!
Reminder -- Royal Ties is on Wednesday morning!
Join the student council for their annual Royal Ties event on February 4th at 7:15 a.m. Any 6-12th grade students and teachers can attend and help make tie blankets to donate to the Domestic Violence Crisis Center. There will also be donuts and juice! Don't miss out on this great way to give back to others!
If you plan to attend, please fill out the following form so we can plan for supplies: https://forms.office.com/r/0y8tQcae9g
Great job to the cheer team on a wonderful performance at state!
📣✨ The hard work, dedication, and heart you brought to the mat truly showed.
🏆 State Results:
🥈2nd Place – Timeout
🥉3rd Place – Gameday
🥉3rd Place – Performance Routine
🌟 Individual & Team Honors:
👑 Madison Privratsky — Elite Senior Award
📣 Emma Reierson — First Team All-State Cheer for her Top Sideline routine
🎓 Team Scholar Award — recognizing a 3.2 GPA average or higher across the team!
Our Royals Speech Team started their season with lots of successes today at the Minot North Tourney!
Award winners are:
Emma Marten-1st Dramatic*State Qualifying
Taylor Post-1st Poetry*State Qualifying
Emma Marten and Raegen Routledge-1st Humorous Duo*State Qualifying
Anslee Schillinger-2nd Radio
Landen Jansen-4th Radio
Lexi Myers/Anslee Schillinger-4th Serious Duo
Deidre Schmidt-4th Serious Interp
Raegen Routledge-4th Humorous Interp
Taylor Post/Jaret Eklie-4th Humorous Duo
Jaret Eklie/Oliver Marshall-5th Serious Duo
Teyah Dougay-5th Dramatic, Burke Rauschenberger-5th Poetry,Lexie Myers and Ella Novak-tie for 5th Inform Speaking, Oliver Marshall/Burke Rauschenberger-5th Serious Duo, Teyah Dougay/Landen Jansen-7th Serious Duo, Ella Novak/Alysa Rice-8th Serious Duo, Deidre Schmidt-8th EPR, Bridget Carlsten-8th Storytelling.
Our Speech Team travels to Kenmare next Saturday for another invitational meet. Keep it going, Royals!
The C Squad girls basketball game today in Berthold is canceled.
The boys games at home today vs MLS are still on!
Good Luck to our South Prairie-Max Speech Team today at the Minot North Invitational Speech Meet! Speak Well, Royals!
‼️ Parent/Guardians:
All students will be bringing home a paper that must be reviewed carefully. Please make any necessary corrections and return the form back to the school as soon as possible.
This information is very important as we update our PowerSchool system during the transition to the new Infinite Campus system.
Thank you for your prompt attention and cooperation.
Here is a link to a letter with more information: https://aptg.co/CdMfDF
All students will be bringing home a paper that must be reviewed carefully. Please make any necessary corrections and return the form back to the school as soon as possible.
This information is very important as we update our PowerSchool system during the transition to the new Infinite Campus system.
Thank you for your prompt attention and cooperation.
Here is a link to a letter with more information: https://aptg.co/CdMfDF
Senior Athlete Information! The booster club will be recognizing seniors in winter and spring sports on February 10th and 12th at the varsity basketball games those nights.
February 10th: Girls Basketball, Winter Cheerleading, and Track & Field.
February 12th: Boys Basketball, Trap Shooting, Baseball, Speech & Drama, and Boys Golf.
*Seniors who will be recognized need to complete the questionnaire and return it to the office.
Softball is having their own senior night during their season.
February 10th: Girls Basketball, Winter Cheerleading, and Track & Field.
February 12th: Boys Basketball, Trap Shooting, Baseball, Speech & Drama, and Boys Golf.
*Seniors who will be recognized need to complete the questionnaire and return it to the office.
Softball is having their own senior night during their season.
𝑽𝒆𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒏 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑴𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒚 𝑨𝒑𝒑𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒊𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝑵𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕 is TONIGHT at the HS Boys Basketball games vs. DLB. Wear red, white, and blue to school today and to the game tonight!
🇺🇸 The girls basketball, boys basketball, and cheerleading teams will perform a flag ceremony before the varsity game.
🎟️ All veterans and active military get free admission to the game and a coupon for free popcorn and a drink.
🇺🇸 The MAFB Honor Guard will present the colors for the national anthem that will be performed by the pep band.
Game Times:
🕚 C squad 4:15
🕚JV 5:45
🕚 Varsity 7:15
🇺🇸 The girls basketball, boys basketball, and cheerleading teams will perform a flag ceremony before the varsity game.
🎟️ All veterans and active military get free admission to the game and a coupon for free popcorn and a drink.
🇺🇸 The MAFB Honor Guard will present the colors for the national anthem that will be performed by the pep band.
Game Times:
🕚 C squad 4:15
🕚JV 5:45
🕚 Varsity 7:15
🍽️ Tomorrow's lunch will be chicken and gravy instead of turkey and gravy.
Join the student council for their annual Royal Ties event on February 4th at 7:15 a.m. Any 6-12th grade students and teachers can attend and help make tie blankets to donate to the Domestic Violence Crisis Center. There will also be donuts and juice! Don't miss out on this great way to give back to others!
If you plan to attend, please fill out the following form so we can plan for supplies: https://forms.office.com/r/0y8tQcae9g
If you plan to attend, please fill out the following form so we can plan for supplies: https://forms.office.com/r/0y8tQcae9g
We had a great 100th day of school today!
100 days of learning, growing, and giving our best effort. In 100 days, we've spent hundreds of hours learning, read countless pages, solved tons of problems, and made so much progress together!
Let's keep that great energy going for the rest of the year!
📣Let’s wish the a SP-M Cheerleaders luck as they compete at state cheer competition this weekend. They are competing in multiple events including individual Top Sideline, and Jump off; and team events including Timeout, Game day, Performance, and Stunt group.
👑🤍Go Royals💙👑
👑🤍Go Royals💙👑
🤼 South Prairie 6th Graders Shine at 2025 ND Middle School State Wrestling Tournament!
The 2025 North Dakota Middle School State Wrestling Tournament on December 20th was a showcase of talent, determination, and teamwork—none more so than the impressive performances by three South Prairie 6th Grade wrestlers who co-op with Minot Public Schools.
Liam Austin (80 lbs) captured a 1st place finish, demonstrating exceptional skill and composure on the mat. Easton Lockrem (90 lbs) battled his way to a 2nd place finish, showing grit and resilience throughout the tournament. Landen Sandstrom (95 lbs) also earned a 1st place finish, capping off a remarkable run for the South Prairie contingent.
With over 30 teams from across North Dakota participating, these outstanding individual results contributed a significant number of team points in both the 6th Grade Division and the overall point total for 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Their efforts were instrumental in Minot Middle School securing the overall North Dakota State Middle School State Championship—winning by nearly double the points of the second-place team.
Top 5 Team Scores – 6th Grade Division
Minot – 242 points
St. Mary’s – 147 points
Wachter – 122.5 points
Williston – 86.5 points
Horizon – 79 points
Top 5 Team Scores – Overall (All Grades)
Minot – 495.5 points
Horizon – 262 points
St. Mary’s – 244 points
Williston – 216.5 points
Simle – 208.5 points
Congratulations to Liam, Easton, and Landen on an impressive State Tournament!
The 2025 North Dakota Middle School State Wrestling Tournament on December 20th was a showcase of talent, determination, and teamwork—none more so than the impressive performances by three South Prairie 6th Grade wrestlers who co-op with Minot Public Schools.
Liam Austin (80 lbs) captured a 1st place finish, demonstrating exceptional skill and composure on the mat. Easton Lockrem (90 lbs) battled his way to a 2nd place finish, showing grit and resilience throughout the tournament. Landen Sandstrom (95 lbs) also earned a 1st place finish, capping off a remarkable run for the South Prairie contingent.
With over 30 teams from across North Dakota participating, these outstanding individual results contributed a significant number of team points in both the 6th Grade Division and the overall point total for 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Their efforts were instrumental in Minot Middle School securing the overall North Dakota State Middle School State Championship—winning by nearly double the points of the second-place team.
Top 5 Team Scores – 6th Grade Division
Minot – 242 points
St. Mary’s – 147 points
Wachter – 122.5 points
Williston – 86.5 points
Horizon – 79 points
Top 5 Team Scores – Overall (All Grades)
Minot – 495.5 points
Horizon – 262 points
St. Mary’s – 244 points
Williston – 216.5 points
Simle – 208.5 points
Congratulations to Liam, Easton, and Landen on an impressive State Tournament!
The Y bus route is delayed. Pick up at the Y will go from 9:15-9:25.