Scranton Schools

Spring Pictures are TOMORROW!

2022-2023 Scranton High School Cheer Squad

Scranton School District will dismiss early and buses will leave school at 1:30 p.m. TODAY (Friday, 3/11) due to the rapid increase of incoming inclement weather.

Scranton School District is carefully montoring the weather and road conditions. Currently, temperatures are forecasted to hover just above freezing. Parents who are concerned about the threat of inclement weather may check their student out today (3/11) and the absence be excused. Parents may also call the office to have their high school student drivers released to go home. On-site instruction will continue and campus will remain open throughout the school day. Buses will run their normal routes after school. Stay warm and safe!

Baseball game added to schedule...Monday, March 14, at Waldron beginning at 5 p.m.

The baseball game scheduled on Friday, March 11, at Magazine has been canceled due to the threat of incoming inclement weather.

Congrats to the SHS Senior Track team for a job well done at Ozark tonight! 1st 4x800 2nd 4x400 2nd 300 hurdles Tyler Schroeder 2nd disc Mattie Roper 3rd 800 Brandt Rogers Way to go, Rockets!!

Update #2 on today's baseball game...it is now going to be played on April 5.

The baseball game today (3/8) against Western Yell has been moved to tomorrow (3/9), same time and place.

The elementary Read-A-Thon is still going strong! Remember to keep reading and logging minutes all the way through March 13.

Tornado shelter is open!

Mrs. Hammer's first grade class had special guest, Jamison Fritsche, read to them for Dr. Seuss week!

Tomorrow is dress like a book character day!! Elementary students dressed up will be in the book parade at 10:30 Friday morning. They will parade through the elementary and then through the high school. Cannot wait to see all the characters!!

SHS Rocket Baseball

Tomorrow is Green Eggs & Ham day!!

February Rise Above Rocket: Corbin Green Corbin Green is in the second grade at Scranton Elementary School. He was nominated by his teacher Athena Harrison. Mrs. Harrison said, “Corbin is very polite, respectful, and works hard. He is the first one to offer help to a classmate and goes above and beyond to be a good friend to others.” These students exhibited outstanding academic, social, and emotional skills throughout the month. If you see these kiddos out in public, be sure to give them a pat on the back or a big hug and tell them you are proud of them. Go Rockets!

February’s Rise Above Rocket: Bentley Koenigseder Bentley Koenigseder is in the third grade at Scranton Elementary School. He was nominated by his teacher Angela Jones. Mrs. Jones said, “Bentley has been working hard every day in class. He always does his best and is willing to help others around him.” These students exhibited outstanding academic, social, and emotional skills throughout the month. If you see these kiddos out in public, be sure to give them a pat on the back or a big hug and tell them you are proud of them. Go Rockets!

February’s Rise Above Rocket: Brooks Johnson Brooks Johnson is in the fourth grade at Scranton Elementary School. He was nominated by his teacher Angela Jones. Mrs. Jones said, “Brooks is always ready to learn, participates in class, never complains and is very respectful to others.” These students exhibited outstanding academic, social, and emotional skills throughout the month. If you see these kiddos out in public, be sure to give them a pat on the back or a big hug and tell them you are proud of them. Go Rockets!

February Rise Above Rocket: Sophia Hanks Sophia Hanks is in the second grade at Scranton Elementary School. She was nominated by her teacher Athena Harrison. Mrs. Harrison said, “Sophia is always kind and helpful! She takes my trash out every single day, and is eager to help me with anything that needs to be done in the classroom. She helps her classmates daily, and is a good friend.” These students exhibited outstanding academic, social, and emotional skills throughout the month. If you see these kiddos out in public, be sure to give them a pat on the back or a big hug and tell them you are proud of them. Go Rockets!

Tomorrow is The Sleep Book Wednesday!