Lewis-Clark North Shore Plaza High School

Des Lacs-Burlington High School, located in Des Lacs, N.D., provides a variety of educational and extracurricular programs for grades nine through 12. The school aims to educate students in a supportive, challenging, disciplined environment to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens with a strong work ethic. Its curriculum includes an extensive study of various subjects, including English, science, mathematics, social studies, foreign languages, music, and health and physical education. It provides various group activities, and sport programs, including volleyball, baseball, basketball, track and field, football, and cross-country. It has a fully equipped library and computer laboratory. The school enrolls more than 200 students, and is governed by the United School District 7. The school district uses North Dakota State Assessment to test students in language arts and math.

New Town School District 1, home of the Eagles, offers a variety of athletic programs for students, including volleyball, football, girls golf, and cross country. The district emphasizes teamwork and sportsmanship, providing opportunities for students to compete and grow in their respective sports throughout the school year. With a commitment to fostering a well-rounded educational experience, New Town Public Schools encourages student participation in athletics as a means to develop discipline and camaraderie. The district hosts numerous events and competitions, allowing young athletes to showcase their skills and represent their school proudly. Generated from the website

Stanley Community Schools, located in Stanley, North Dakota, serves as the educational foundation for the local community, proudly representing the Blue Jays. The institution is committed to ensuring accessibility for all individuals and encourages feedback to enhance the user experience. In alignment with federal regulations, Stanley Community Schools has designated personnel to address accessibility concerns and facilitate compliance under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. The school district prioritizes inclusivity and strives to provide essential information in alternate formats as needed. Generated from the website