Secondary School Announcements
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Breakfast and Lunch Menus
Congratulations to the following Spotlight on Students:
Augustus Steckelberg-5th grade, Adrian Lin-6th grade, Jade Marty 7th grade, Hank Bieringer-8th grade, Layla Laven-9th grade, Brynlee Seidel-10th grade, Lucas Ahrens-11th grade, Teagan Bromenshenkel-12th grade
Learn more about our students by going to the school website under Latest News/Spotlight on Students.
DAILY DOSE OF KINDNESS®
Wishing all our January Students a Very Happy Birthday! #StreeterStrong
February 8-14
Ronny MC, Jonathan MD, Saudi OM, Josiah T., LeAnna M., John Z., Eliseo BV, Aiden M., Ace T., Parker R., Henry H., Ashley D., Carson V.,River R., Haven S., Jaxx V., Henry V., Liam K., Delaney H.
Streeter Weekly Update
JUNIORS: Just a reminder that registration for the ACT Test has 1 week left (DEADLINE February 11, 2026)....REGISTER QUICKLY if you are WANTING to take the TEST
Reminder from Mr. Aker for 5-12 students:
Students, as the new Semester begins, there is going to be renewed awareness by staff to cell phone use and visibility, and we want to remind you of the cell phone policies that are in place at SC schools:
9-12 Students may not use cell phones or smart watches during instructional time and that all devices should be kept in a locker during instructional time. Phones should not be in pockets or Chromebook cases.
* Reminder that 9-12 students should not be on their device during passing times in the 5-8 end of the building, which is identified as past the double doors by the custodial area and the doors near the Industrial Tech area.
5-8 Students are to keep their phone, earbuds, and smart watches in their locker from 8:20 - 3:00, and they should not be out at all during the day.
Remember that if staff see the phone when students are not to be using it or having it out of their locker, they will ask for it and will bring it to either the 5-8 office or the 9-12 office.
Thanks for everyone's attention to this policy,
Mr. Aker
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Library Overdue Books Update
We still have books overdue from Quarter 2.
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6th Grade has 3
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8th Grade has 1
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9th Grade has 13
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10th Grade has 6
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12th Grade has 1
Fresh Reads Have Arrived!
We’re adding 100+ new books to the library, with new titles coming in daily! Visit the display in the front of the library and be one of the first to discover your next favorite book.
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Seniors!
Free money does exist 
Visit the school website to explore available scholarships!
Go to isd743.orgLinks to an external site. / Secondary / Counselor / Click on Scholarships
17 NEW scholarships have been added to the school website….check them out!!
Students may notice “I’m Here to Listen” stickers and posters appearing around the 5–12 building. Our hope is to help start conversations and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health by identifying staff members who are willing to listen and offer support. We Are Here To Listen
Knights of Columbus Sponsored
Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The competition is a free event that will be held on January 25th at the Sauk Centre Public School Multi-Purpose Room. Registration starts at 12:30 PM. The winners of each age group will advance to the district competition, which will be at the same location. Forms are available at the AD’s office.
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Supporting Our Students
The Care Closet is NOW OPEN!
At Sauk Centre Secondary Schools, we are committed to ensuring every student has the resources they need to succeed—both in and out of the classroom. Through community-supported initiatives like the Care Closet, we provide essential support to students and families facing challenges.
Whether it’s weekend meals, basic necessities, or confidential assistance, our goal is simple: to make sure no student goes without.
**Students who could use extra support are welcome to stop by the Counseling Office at any time.
If your family is in need of additional resources, the following information may be helpful:
https://www.hungersolutions.org/Links to an external site. (click find help) to enter the zip code/address to find the nearest food shelf/free meals. Folks can filter by day they need to access support as well.
HelpingCentralMN.org is a new website that helps to quickly connect people navigating stress, grief, anger, or other mental health challenges with resources in the Central Minnesota region. This easy-to-use website was launched by a group of dedicated volunteers from Central Minnesota who care about the wellbeing of their community. The website provides a wide range of resources to connect people to care and services:
Learn more at helpingcentralmn.org | Mental Health + Substance SupportLinks to an external site.
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Call/text/chat services available 24/7 when you just need to talk to someone
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Information on where to go to make an appointment with a mental health provider
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Child and family resources to support children, adolescents, parents, and caregivers
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Phone numbers for mobile crisis teams who can come meet you at your home or in the community
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Video resources that explain common mental health services