Sandoval Elementary School recognized the Students of the Month for April. The students were chosen because of their outstanding display of SELF-DISCIPLINE, such as demonstrating hard work, controlling one's emotions, words, actions and impulses and giving their best effort in all situations.
Those selected were Carter Swartzlander, Hudson Dahl, Michael Hanks, Brynley Ashlock, Braelyn Webster, Sophia Winegarner, Heaven Poenitske, Braylee Callahan, Abriella Higgins, Jerzee Bushue, Kayden Claar, Avree Winegarner, Cooper Hempen and Carson Williams.
Pictured with the students is Jered Gambill of Helia Healthcare of Salem
Sandoval Elementary and Jr-Sr High School will dismiss early on Thursday, April 17th at 12:40pm at the Elementary and 12:50pm for the Jr-Sr High School for Spring Break. There will be no school on Friday, April 18th and Monday, April 21st for Spring Break.
Congratulations to our Sandoval Grade School 3rd Quarter High Honor/Honor Roll students. Keep up the great work!! #itsagreatdaytobeablackhawk
Sandoval Elementary School recognized the Students of the Month for March. The students were chosen because of their outstanding display of PERSEVERANCE, such as pursuing worthy objectives with determination and patience while exhibiting fortitude when confronted with a challenge and maintaining a positive attitude. The assembly this month was sponsored by the Sandoval Woman's Club.
The students chosen were Sophia Tatro, Liam Helm-Mays, Hunter Avants, Bentlie Bray, Jaxon Stewart, Keegan Deadmond, Lillian Tate, Alexandria Pierce, Gage Krutsinger, AvaLynn Rorie, Kaysen Tate, Carter Whitaker, Kyren Moore and Josiah Tate. Pictured with the students is Linda Lutz, representing the Sandoval Woman's Club.
Attention all Sandoval Blackhawk families, you have been invited to participate in a Virtual Community Resources Event hosted by our ALOP Student Success Coach, Brittany Ruscher, and the Regional Office of Education #13 - Alternative Learning Opportunities Program (ALOP).
This workshop has been designed to provide a comprehensive and in-depth review of the vast community resources available for students/youth and their families.
Community resources are incredibly important to individuals and families and can be essential in helping people access assistance, as well as expand their range of outlets of support to meet their needs. Community resources help build stronger, more resilient individuals and communities.
By understanding and supporting the resources our local communities have to offer, we actively contribute to the growth and prosperity of our surroundings while fostering a sense of support and interconnectedness.
We hope this guide will be a positive resource for you and your family to utilize.
At the end of the presentation, you will be asked to complete an exit survey for an opportunity to receive a FREE GIFT! (*Free gift only available to the first 15 participants who complete & submit the survey- gifts are limited!).
We thank you for taking the time to learn and explore the various Community Resources available to you and your family!
Event ends March 31st, 2025
To Access the Event:
You may scan the QR code on the flyer provided, or click the link below.
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Tonight we are expected to have some serious strong storms between 8pm-12am in our area. St. Lawrence Catholic Church Hall is a designated storm shelter here in town. As the storm approaches and warnings begin, Sandoval Police and Fire Dept will be at the Church Hall to allow residents shelter. Please be safe and have a plan in place for tonight.
Sandoval Elementary School recognized the Students of the Month for February. The students were chosen because of their outstanding display of CARING, such as being kind, compassionate, showing others they care, expressing gratitude, forgiving others, helping those in need and being generous. The assembly was sponsored by Pisces Pools & Spas!
Those students recognized were Arya Branton, Daniel Knolhoff, Adalyn Winegarner, Nevaeh Kinney, Ryker Anderson, Avalynn Marcketti, Corbin Keller, Nora Schmollinger, Benjamin Gelsinger, Ellie Greuter, Braden Knott-Hodge, Gauge Shook, Oliver Linder and Bo Jourdan. Pictured with the students is Missy Schlau representing Pisces Pools & Spas.
DISTRICT CALENDAR CHANGE
Due to the amount of snow days used this school year March 3rd (Casimir Pulaski Day) and April 17th (Spring Break) will now be school attendance days. Students will be expected to attend Monday, March 3 and Thursday, April 17 as normal attendance days.
High School Graduation will be held May 16th and 8th Grade Promotion will be May 23rd.
Sandoval Elementary and Jr-Sr High School will have an E-Learning Day today, Feb 19th due to the dangerous cold and current road conditions. Stay safe and warm!
Bus transportation will be running behind tomorrow for both morning and afternoon routes. Please be patient tomorrow as we are down two bus drivers tomorrow with no sub drivers available.
Children from any school district can make an appointment for the Prek Screenings for Birth-5. Kindergarten registration is for Sandoval School District students only who will be age 5 by September 1, 2025. For more information, call 618-247-3450
Sandoval Elementary School recognized the Students of the Month for January. The students were chosen because of their outstanding display of CITIZENSHIP in doing their share to make our school and community better, obeying laws and rules, being a good neighbor, respecting authority, staying informed and getting involved.
Those selected were Zaylon Sullivan, Levi Hurst, Kyson Sullivan, Candice Watson, Piper Klostermann, Rhett McHenry, Paxton Thornton, Braylen Berkel, Raegan Matthews, Skyler Hohman, Joseph Wilkins, Abree Hoffmann, Kade Richardson and Maci Richardson. The sponsor for this month was the Sandoval Library. Sierra Lyons, representing the library, is pictured with the students.
Tomorrow morning bitter temperatures and negative wind chills are expected in our area. Please have school bus riders stay inside, actively watching for their bus to come to a stop before leaving their home. At the elementary school, students can be dropped off at the south door entrance (old main entrance) for a shorter walk inside.
Sandoval Elementary & Jr-Sr High School will welcome back all of our students for the 2024-2025 second semester on Thursday, Jan 16th! We have missed our students and we are excited to be back in school!
Bus routes including Pre-K routes will be running slower than normal due to remaining icy road conditions on side streets and rural routes. Students on Bethel Rd bus route will need to meet at intersection of Norton Rd & Bethel Rd. The bus will not travel down Bethel Rd.
Reminder: Sandoval Elementary & Jr-Sr High School will have an E-Learning day for Wednesday, January 15th. Students packets and information were provided this afternoon. Student packets at the Elementary Building may be picked anytime outside at the south entrance doors file cabinets (Old Main Entrance Doors).
Sandoval Elementary & Jr-Sr High School will have a Teacher Institute Day on Tuesday, January 14th with no student attendance! We will have an E-Learning Day planned for Wednesday, January 15th with no student attendance. Parents can pickup student chromebooks and e-learning packets from 1pm-4pm on Tuesday and 8:30-3:30pm on Wednesday. The rural road conditions are still not safe to run bus routes. Expected temperatures above 40 degrees for Thursday and Friday is our goal to resume normal student attendance.
Sandoval Elementary & Sandoval Jr-Sr High School will have a traditional SNOW DAY on Monday, January 13th! Although our rural bus routes had some thawing today most have not been plowed and as a result will refreeze tonight becoming a sheet of ice covered roads.
Sandoval Elementary & Sandoval Jr-Sr High School will have a traditional SNOW DAY on Friday, January 10th! We hope to see our students and staff arrive back on Monday!
Sandoval Elementary & Sandoval Jr-Sr High School will have a traditional SNOW DAY on Thursday, Jan 9th. Although highways are clear, our miles and miles of district bus routes on rural country roads remain ice covered.
There will be no Jr. High girls or boys games tomorrow!
Sandoval Elementary School & Jr-Sr High School will have NO SCHOOL on Wednesday, January 8th due to current road conditions and expected below zero temperatures. This will be a traditional SNOW DAY! Both Jr. High Girls and Boys games are CANCELED for Jan 8th.