STURGIS BROWN HIGH SCHOOL

Sunday 9/21/2025

YLT Suicide Awareness: Sturgis Brown High School; 12:00 PM

Monday 9/22/2025

SBHS Boys Varsity Soccer: Make-up Second Half vs Douglas HS @ Douglas; 4:30 PM

Tuesday 9/23/2025

CANCELED!!! SBHS Cross Country: @ Dave Scott Invitational/Southern Hills Golf Course; 10:00 AM

SBHS Varsity Boys Golf: Black Hills Conference @ Custer; 10:00 AM

SBHS Volleyball: vs. Spearfish @ SBHS; 4:30 (9B)/5:30 (9A)/5:00 PM (JV)/6:00 (C)/7:00 (V)

SBHS JV Boys Soccer: vs. Custer @ Custer; 5:00 PM

SBHS 9/10 Football: vs. Thunder Basin @ Gillette, WY; 5:00 PM

Wednesday 9/24/2025

SBHS FFA: Land Judging @ Wall; 9:00 AM

Thursday 9/25/2025

SBHS JV Boys Golf: @ Douglas; 9:00 AM

SBHS Girls Soccer: vs. St. Thomas More @ STM; 5:00 PM (JV)/7:00 PM (V)

SBHS JV Boys Soccer: Make-Up Game vs. St. Thomas More @ Sturgis City Fields; 5:00 PM

Friday 9/26/2025

SBHS Cross Country: Rapid City Invite @ Hart Ranch; 1:00 PM

SBHS Football: vs. Aberdeen @ Aberdeen; 6:00 (MST)

Saturday 9/27/2025

SBHS Band: Swarm Days @ BHSU; TBD

SBHS Knowledge Bowl: @ Douglas; TBD

SBHS Varsity Volleyball: Belle Fourche Tournament @ Belle Fourche; 9:00 AM

SBHS Competitive Cheer: @ Stevens; 11:00 AM

SBHS Varsity Boys Soccer: vs. Pierre @ Woodle Field; 11:00 AM

SBHS Varsity Girls Soccer: vs. Pierre @ Woodle Field; 1:00 PM

SBHS After School Program, held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in the SBHS Library. Students are encouraged to attend for many reasons, including getting help from a teacher, studying, doing homework, making up tests or quizzes, or simply having a quiet place to hang out. The program begins at 3:30 PM, with closures announced as needed. Snacks are provided, student drivers may leave at any time, and bus riders must stay until 5:15 PM. Best of all, the program is free of cost, making it a great resource for students seeking extra support or a productive after-school environment.

Sturgis Brown High School kicked off Homecoming Week 2025 with a night of tradition, pride, and celebration at the annual Coronation Ceremony. Students, staff, families, and community members gathered to honor this year’s royalty and mark the beginning of a week filled with Scooper spirit.

Quinn Bruch and Lucy Hamer were crowned as the 2025 Homecoming King and Queen. The royal court also included Kathleen Cook and Levi Brant, Ashley Standen and Sully Jost, Tori Williams and Peter Pi, and Iris Zylstra and Robert Sperling. Junior attendants Gwenyth Pyle and Drew Engle.

Photos by Tim Potts

KBHB/Kwik Mart Athlete of the Week is Cori Cammack of the Sturgis Scooper Girls Soccer Team! Cori is having a fantastic year for the Scoopers, scoring three goals against Belle Fourche. Way to go Cori!!!

KBHB/Kwik Mart Athlete of the Week is Sully Jost of the Scooper Football Team! Jost ran the ball 21 times for 224 yards and four touchdowns in a win vs RC Stevens. Great job Sully!!!

Meade School District students have an exciting opportunity to get involved, make a difference, and build their future with FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America). FCCLA is a project-based organization where students work together on service and leadership activities. From selling Italian sodas to raise money for charitable causes, to creating Christmas cards for veterans, to organizing food drives, the group makes a real impact in the community.

The first meeting of the year will take place on Wednesday, September 24, at 7:40 a.m. in Mrs. Van Zee’s room (131). Students are encouraged to come, learn more, and find out how they can get involved.

Joining FCCLA isn’t just fun and rewarding—it’s also a great way to build leadership skills, serve the community, and strengthen college applications. A Google Classroom link is available for quick sign-up, making it easy for students to get started.

Don’t miss out on this chance to connect with peers, give back to the community, and grow as a leader.

Apply Now for the 2026 South Dakota Legislative Page Program
High school students across South Dakota are invited to apply for the 2026 Legislative Page Program, a unique opportunity to serve in the State House or Senate and gain firsthand experience with the legislative process. Pages serve four to nine days during one of five term periods. Applications must be sponsored by a legislator or legislator-elect. Selected applicants will be notified in December.

For more information, including how to find a sponsoring legislator, visit the Legislative Research Council Website or contact the Legislative Research Council at 605-773-3251 or the Page Advisor at 605-773-5257.

Established in 1947, our Voice of Democracy audio-essay program provides high school students with the unique opportunity to express themselves in-regards-to a democratic and patriotic-themed recorded essay. Each year, nearly 40,000 9-12 grade students from across the country enter to win their share of $2.1 million in educational scholarships and incentives awarded through the program.

The national first-place winner receives a $35,000 scholarship paid directly to the recipient’s American university, college or vocational/technical school. A complete list of other national scholarships range from $1,000-$15,000, and the first-place winner from each VFW Department (state) wins a minimum scholarship of $1,000 and an all-expense-paid trip Valley Forge. Want to apply? 2025-2026 Entry Form

VOD Deadlines:

Midnight, October 31, Entries to the Post: Nancy J Worth, nworth1971@gmail.com

November 20 - Entries due to the District

December 5 - District Winners due to the Department Chairman - Marc Calcaterra

Rules and Eligibility Requirements: VOD Rules / Eligibility

DO NOT mail District entries and required forms to State Headquarters. Mail them directly to the State Voice of Democracy Chairman!

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of students’ educational records. The Meade School District for the 2025–26 school year reminds families of these protections and outlines that if parents or guardians do not respond to certain questions, their answers will be assumed as “YES.”