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The following students participated in the Stanton Junior High Honor Band which took place on February 4^th. The students practiced all morning and afternoon with a concert at 4 pm. There was 196 junior high students who participated in the band. The guest clinician that day was our very own Mr. Smith.

The Scholastic Semi-Annual Book Fair will take place in the library Friday February 3rd-Thursday February 9th.

Hours:  8am-3:30 pm daily! (Closed from 10-10:50 AM due to 7th English class that Mrs. Anderson teaches and also from 12:15-1:00pm during the PK route).

Open late during PT Conferences on Thursday February 9th 3pm-7 pm.  (Will be closed from 1:50-2pm Thurs. 2/9 for afternoon school route).

Proceeds from the Book Fair go towards books and other educational materials for our school's library and classrooms!  Public is welcome to attend!

See you at the Fair!  

Online Book Fair ordering will be available from February 6th-19th.  Visit:  https://www.scholastic.com/bf/allenconsolidatedschool   to order. 

Lewis and Clark Conference Principal’s Award for 2022-2023

Seniors - Joe Grone* 

Juniors - Olivia DeKok, Michael Dickens, Shantel Miller (*denotes repeat winners) In order to be selected for this award, students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and must be involved in a conference activity. Great job, students!

Olivia DeKok

Michael Dickens

Shantel Miller

Parents and Guardians,

2022-2023 Nebraska Parent Involvement Survey for Pre-School and School-Aged Children with Disabilities

Allen Consolidated Schools’ Personalized Parent Survey Link

2022-2023 Nebraska Parent Involvement Survey for Pre-School and School-Aged Children with Disabilities

TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AGES 3 THROUGH 21 YEARS: Your help is needed to improve the special education services in our school. This survey asks your opinion about the facilitation of parent involvement within your child's district. Each year the State must provide information in an Annual Performance Report (APR), indicating the State’s progress toward meeting the rigorous targets for each of the Indicators included in the State Performance Plan (SPP). One of those targets is Indicator 8 “Parent Involvement.” The Nebraska Parent Survey for Pre-School and School-Aged Children with Disabilities is the data collection method being used to gather information on opportunities provided to parents to participate in their child’s program and impact school improvement activities.

 All responses are CONFIDENTIAL and demographic information collected is not for identification purposes. Demographic data is used for reporting to the US Department of Education to ensure responses are representative of the state of Nebraska in terms of race/ethnicity.

On Friday January 27th, the PK-6th grade students enjoyed some time sledding at the football field.  Our PE teacher, Mr. Colfack, organized the event in which the students enjoyed immensely, so much so that another sledding venture is in the works for the future!

Special Thank You to Mr. Colfack for organzing and supervising as well as to the following teachers for helping with their class during their sledding venture:  Ms. Crosgrove, Mrs. Dickens and Mrs. Ridenour.   The super-sledder award goes to Ms. Crosgrove who made countless trips down the hill with students!  

Congratulations to Calie Cockburn for achieving the L&C Conference Girls Wrestling CHAMPION in the 170-pound division. WAY TO GO!  Also, CONGRATULATIONS to Landon Monteith who led the Boys Wrestlers with a 4th place finish at the L&C Conference Boys Wresting in the 160-pound division! AWESOME!!!