The talents of Sturgis Brown High School students will be on full display during a special evening of art and music on Monday, December 15, at 7:00 p.m. in the West Gym Lobby.
Before and after the annual Band and Choir Winter Concert, guests are invited to enjoy the Senior Art Show, which will showcase a variety of creative works by the school’s graduating art students. From paintings and photography to ceramics and mixed media, the exhibit celebrates the artistic achievements of the Class of 2025. the public is warmly encouraged to attend and support the students’ hard work and talent. — Celebrate the arts this holiday season at Sturgis Brown High School’s Winter Concert and Senior Art Show!
Before and after the annual Band and Choir Winter Concert, guests are invited to enjoy the Senior Art Show, which will showcase a variety of creative works by the school’s graduating art students. From paintings and photography to ceramics and mixed media, the exhibit celebrates the artistic achievements of the Class of 2025. the public is warmly encouraged to attend and support the students’ hard work and talent. — Celebrate the arts this holiday season at Sturgis Brown High School’s Winter Concert and Senior Art Show!
Sturgis Brown High School is excited to announce this year’s Snow Ball Dance, taking place on Friday, December 12! The dance will run from 8:00 to 10:00 PM in the East Gym. Doors open at 8:00 PM and will close promptly at 8:30 PM—no late entries will be allowed, so make sure to arrive on time.
Students are reminded that the dress code for the evening is semi-formal. That means dress shirts, no holes in jeans. Please remember that this is a school event—attire should be school appropriate.
If you plan to bring an out-of-town guest, you must complete a permission form, available in the front office. These forms must be filled out and returned prior to the dance to ensure all guests are approved.
Don’t miss out on this special night of dancing and winter fun!
Students are reminded that the dress code for the evening is semi-formal. That means dress shirts, no holes in jeans. Please remember that this is a school event—attire should be school appropriate.
If you plan to bring an out-of-town guest, you must complete a permission form, available in the front office. These forms must be filled out and returned prior to the dance to ensure all guests are approved.
Don’t miss out on this special night of dancing and winter fun!
On November 18, Megan Ball from Western Dakota Tech visited Sturgis Brown High School to present the various opportunities available in their Lab Tech Program. Following her presentation, students were able to participate in hands-on activities, including drawing blood from an artificial arm, conducting a urinalysis using simulated urine, examining bacteria on prepared slides, and exploring how blood types are determined with simulated blood. The event was hosted by the Sturgis Brown High School Science Club.
SBHS National Honor Society students jumped right in to assist at the Piedmont Valley Elementary Turkey Time Festival on Friday, November 14. From guiding children through games to cheering on their successes, they helped make the event extra special. Their enthusiasm and commitment to service continue to make us proud.
For the month of October, Sturgis Brown High School students were recognized for going above and beyond through positive referrals from both peers and teachers. These students stood out for their leadership, strong character, and willingness to help others—truly representing what it means to be a Scooper. Through acts of kindness, responsibility, and initiative, each student made a meaningful impact on the school community.
Sturgis Brown High School hosted its Oral Interp & Debate Tournament on Friday, November 7 and Saturday, November 8, and our students had an incredible weekend of competition!
We’re proud to congratulate the following students on their outstanding performances: Novice Public Forum • 2nd Place: Evan Burke & Michael Luckman • 3rd Place: Phtet Yu (Tay-You) Hlaing & Addie Redinger Varsity LD • 2nd Place: Riley Carlson • 3rd Place: Hunter Scott Duo Interpretation • 3rd Place: Abbi Smith & Clara Kruger Novice Informative Speaking • 1st Place: Clara Kruger Non-Original Oratory • 2nd Place: Lucy Secrest Varsity Oratory • 1st Place: Madisyn Richter Novice Oratory • 2nd Place: Wynter Thomason Storytelling • 3rd Place: Rowan Lutz Domestic Extemp • 3rd Place: Ian Johnson • 1st Place: Hunter Scott International Extemp • 2nd Place: Cade Tallmage • 1st Place: Riley Carlson
A huge congratulations to all competitors for their hard work, dedication, and outstanding achievements. We’re proud of you! Go Scoopers! 🧡🖤
We’re proud to congratulate the following students on their outstanding performances: Novice Public Forum • 2nd Place: Evan Burke & Michael Luckman • 3rd Place: Phtet Yu (Tay-You) Hlaing & Addie Redinger Varsity LD • 2nd Place: Riley Carlson • 3rd Place: Hunter Scott Duo Interpretation • 3rd Place: Abbi Smith & Clara Kruger Novice Informative Speaking • 1st Place: Clara Kruger Non-Original Oratory • 2nd Place: Lucy Secrest Varsity Oratory • 1st Place: Madisyn Richter Novice Oratory • 2nd Place: Wynter Thomason Storytelling • 3rd Place: Rowan Lutz Domestic Extemp • 3rd Place: Ian Johnson • 1st Place: Hunter Scott International Extemp • 2nd Place: Cade Tallmage • 1st Place: Riley Carlson
A huge congratulations to all competitors for their hard work, dedication, and outstanding achievements. We’re proud of you! Go Scoopers! 🧡🖤
Sturgis Brown High School is proud to announce the Student and Staff of the Month for October 2025! The Student of the Month is recognized for demonstrating exceptional character, leadership, and academic dedication, while the Staff of the Month is honored for their commitment to supporting students and staff.
Thank you Sabers insurance for your support ! Farmers Union Insurance-Sabers Agency paid for the first 200 Meade School District students to attend the playoff game against Watertown.
The YLT Choices Simulation has been postponed due to the Playoff Football Game vs Yankton. New date set in March (TBD).
The Sturgis Brown High School FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) is hosting a food drive from October 24 to November 21. They are accepting unexpired, nonperishable food items, which will be donated to the local Kiwanis Food Pantry to support families during the upcoming holiday season.
Sturgis Brown High School students, staff, and fans are encouraged to “Go Gold” in support of childhood cancer awareness! Show your spirit by wearing gold or yellow at the SBHS football game on Thursday, October 23, and again at the volleyball game on Tuesday, October 28.
These “Go Gold” events unite the Scooper community in honoring and supporting children and families affected by cancer. Let’s fill the stands with gold and show that Scoopers care—together, we shine brighter! 💛💛💛
These “Go Gold” events unite the Scooper community in honoring and supporting children and families affected by cancer. Let’s fill the stands with gold and show that Scoopers care—together, we shine brighter! 💛💛💛
Sturgis Brown High School will celebrate Senior Night on Thursday, October 23, 2025, during the home football game against the Spearfish Spartans. Seniors from cross country, golf, sideline cheer, and football will be recognized for their hard work, dedication, and contributions to their teams throughout their high school careers. Family, friends, and fans are invited to join in honoring these outstanding student-athletes for their commitment and school spirit. Go Scoopers!
For the month of September, Sturgis Brown High School students were recognized for going above and beyond through positive referrals from both peers and teachers. These students stood out for their leadership, strong character, and willingness to help others, demonstrating what it truly means to be a Scooper. Whether through acts of kindness, responsibility, or taking initiative, each of these students made a positive impact in the school community.
As a way to celebrate their efforts, each student received a popcorn and soda certificate to use at the SBHS concessions during any home game, along with a special "Scoopers Making a Difference" Scooper Sam T-shirt. These rewards not only highlight their achievements but also encourage all students to continue building a culture of respect, leadership, and pride at Sturgis Brown High School. Congratulations to all who were honored this month for making a difference!
As a way to celebrate their efforts, each student received a popcorn and soda certificate to use at the SBHS concessions during any home game, along with a special "Scoopers Making a Difference" Scooper Sam T-shirt. These rewards not only highlight their achievements but also encourage all students to continue building a culture of respect, leadership, and pride at Sturgis Brown High School. Congratulations to all who were honored this month for making a difference!
Sturgis Brown High School is proud to announce the Student and Staff of the Month for September 2025! The Student of the Month has demonstrated outstanding character, leadership, and academic effort, while the Staff of the Month has gone above and beyond to support students and colleagues.
KBHB/Kwik Mart Athlete of the Week is Danica Dschaak of the Scooper Volleyball Team. Danica has had a strong season for the Scoopers and helped lead the team to a victory over Douglas with 10 kills last week. Congratulations DANICA!
Congratulations to the Scooper Boys Soccer!
The Scoopers capped off a fantastic regular season and will host Tea in the 1st Round of the Class AA Soccer Playoffs on Tuesday, October 7, 2025, at 5:00 PM MST at Woodle Field.
Please note: Season passes are not valid for playoff games.
Admission: $6 Adults | $4 Seniors
Come out and cheer on the Scoopers as they begin their postseason run!
The Scoopers capped off a fantastic regular season and will host Tea in the 1st Round of the Class AA Soccer Playoffs on Tuesday, October 7, 2025, at 5:00 PM MST at Woodle Field.
Please note: Season passes are not valid for playoff games.
Admission: $6 Adults | $4 Seniors
Come out and cheer on the Scoopers as they begin their postseason run!
KBHB/Kwik Mart Athlete of the Week
Congratulations to Jaxon Cano of the Scooper Football Team! Cano had an incredible game last week against Aberdeen, passing for over 100 yards and rushing for nearly 130! Way to go, Jaxon! #ScooperPride #AthleteOfTheWeek Photo by Tim Potts
Sturgis Brown High School is preparing to honor its senior athletes this fall with special Senior Night celebrations. On Tuesday, September 30, recognition will take place during the home boys’ and girls’ soccer games against Douglas. Then, on Thursday, October 9, the spotlight will shine on the competitive cheer team during the Sturgis Competitive Cheer Invite.
Senior Night is a long-standing tradition that celebrates the dedication, commitment, and accomplishments of senior student-athletes, managers, cheerleaders, and band members. Each senior will be recognized in a ceremony, often walking onto the field or floor with parents or mentors by their side. These Senior Recognition evenings give the community a chance to come together and show appreciation for the seniors’ leadership and the mark they’ve left on Sturgis Brown High School.
This October, the FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) is taking action to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month by hosting a special fundraiser. Students and staff are invited to purchase Italian Sodas for $4 during all lunch periods on October 7th, 8th, and 9th.
The fundraiser not only aims to raise money for breast cancer support initiatives but also to bring awareness to the cause within the school community. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink on these dates to show solidarity with those affected by breast cancer.
Featured Flavors:
🍒 Cherry
🍓 Strawberry
🥤 Raspberry
The event combines a fun and flavorful experience with a meaningful cause. All proceeds will go toward supporting breast cancer awareness and related charitable efforts.
Don't forget to stop by during lunch, grab a refreshing Italian soda, and wear pink to show your support!
The fundraiser not only aims to raise money for breast cancer support initiatives but also to bring awareness to the cause within the school community. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink on these dates to show solidarity with those affected by breast cancer.
Featured Flavors:
🍒 Cherry
🍓 Strawberry
🥤 Raspberry
The event combines a fun and flavorful experience with a meaningful cause. All proceeds will go toward supporting breast cancer awareness and related charitable efforts.
Don't forget to stop by during lunch, grab a refreshing Italian soda, and wear pink to show your support!
KBHB/Kwik Mart Athlete of the Week is Jaxon Dodson of the Sturgis Scooper Boys Golf Team! Jaxon has been having a great year for the Scoopers and recently finished tied atop the leader board of the Black Hills Conference Meet. Congratulations Jaxon!
