Dundy County Stratton Schools

Fifth grade finished up a week of camping in the classroom. We made solar ovens to cook smores, researched and created brochures on national parks, read stories about camping, made a timeline on the history of camping, and read books in our camp chairs in the dark using flashlights. It was a great way to end the school year!

DISTRICT OFFICE SUMMER HOURS
May 25-August 3rd

Mon-Thurs: 9:00-2:00 MT

Closed on Fridays and Holidays

Summer Weights Schedule starting June 1st.
HS Boys-6AM
HS Girls-7AM
JH-8AM

Congratulations to Mr. Killingsworth, Mrs. Peckham, and Mr. Rettele on their retirement from Dundy County Stratton Schools. Thank you for all of the years that you have dedicated to students and to the school system! We appreciate you and we will miss you!

State Track Shirts are available for pickup at the high school!

6th grade enjoying their last days in the elementary school with a team building activity!

Congratulations to these 8th Grade ELA NSCAS and IXL winners! Way to work hard!

Thursday morning, Vince and Zoey earned a Disco light show for reaching 100 AR points. First grade students, Tucker, Beckham, and Noelle got to celebrate 50 AR points. We are proud of these young readers!

Due to scheduling conflicts, the greenhouse will be closed today 5/16! We hope to see you next week!

Due to the forecasted weather on Monday (5/18) District golf is being moved to Wednesday (5/20) start time still 9AM at Crandell Creek Golf Course in Ogallala.

2026 Class D State Track and Field Championship Schedule. More information: https://nsaahome.org/track-field/

The Nebraska Emergency Management System holds a severe weather awareness poster contest for 3rd graders each year. Congratulations to our winners Baylinn, Mae, Saxton, and Zella.

Our wagon ride to the carousel and visiting the general store.

More pictures from Old Town Burlington.

Our trip to Old Town Burlington in Burlington, Colorado was like stepping back in time! 🤠 Students explored a variety of historic buildings including a general store, jail, school, church, and bank—just to name a few. They were even entertained by a short play in the old-time saloon! We had hands-on fun churning butter in the creamery and enjoyed a wagon ride out to the fairgrounds. The highlight for many was riding a 120-year-old carousel—such a special experience! A fun and memorable day full of history brought to life!

We had so much fun harvesting the lettuce we planted back in April in our grow tower! 🌱🥬 It was exciting to see how much it has grown and to enjoy the results of all our hard work. To celebrate, we had a lettuce party and were joined by a few high school students and their teacher. It was a great opportunity to connect, learn together, and enjoy some fresh, homegrown greens! Hands-on learning at its best! 💚