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!
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.
September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, breaking the stigma, and showing support for mental health and suicide prevention efforts. The attached flyer highlights the Youth Leadership Team’s Suicide Prevention Walk, which will take place at Sturgis Brown High School on September 21 at 12 p.m. This event invites students, families, and community members to come together in solidarity, walking to honor those affected and to promote hope, healing, and awareness. It’s an opportunity to stand united and remind one another that no one has to face life’s challenges alone.
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!!!
Sturgis Brown High School students are invited to the 2025 Homecoming Dance on Friday, September 19, from 9:00 to 11:30 p.m. in the SBHS East Gym. Doors will close at 10:00 p.m., and no re-entries will be allowed. Admission is $5.00 per student, and the event is open only to SBHS students with a valid student ID.
On Friday, September 19th, First Interstate Bank will be hosting a Food Truck and Food Drive event in support of SBHS & SWMS Scooper Closets and the Stagebarn Stallion Closet— vital school resources that provide food and essential items to students.
The event will take place from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM on 2nd Street in front of Harley Square. It's a perfect opportunity for families, students, and community members to enjoy great food, give back, and support their local schools.
Cash donations are also welcomed and will go directly toward stocking the closets throughout the school year. Donations will be accepted throughout the month of September.
The event will take place from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM on 2nd Street in front of Harley Square. It's a perfect opportunity for families, students, and community members to enjoy great food, give back, and support their local schools.
Cash donations are also welcomed and will go directly toward stocking the closets throughout the school year. Donations will be accepted throughout the month of September.
As the new school year quickly approaches, Sturgis Brown High School has released a basic list of required school supplies for students to help them prepare for a successful academic year.
Students are encouraged to come to school with the following essentials:
Pens and pencils
A calculator
Notebooks
School officials also note that additional supplies may be required depending on each student’s elective course schedule. Students enrolled in classes such as art, music, technology, math or science labs should be prepared to bring specialized materials, which will be communicated by teachers during the first week of school.
Sturgis Brown High School is excited to welcome students back and looks forward to a productive and engaging school year.
Students are encouraged to come to school with the following essentials:
Pens and pencils
A calculator
Notebooks
School officials also note that additional supplies may be required depending on each student’s elective course schedule. Students enrolled in classes such as art, music, technology, math or science labs should be prepared to bring specialized materials, which will be communicated by teachers during the first week of school.
Sturgis Brown High School is excited to welcome students back and looks forward to a productive and engaging school year.
Sabers Insurance Agency Hosts Annual School Supply Drive-Thru on August 20
Sturgis, SD — Sabers Insurance Agency is once again giving back to the community with its annual School Supply Drive-Thru, scheduled for Wednesday, August 20, from 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. The event will take place at their office, located at 2327 Junction Avenue in Sturgis.
This yearly tradition helps support students and teachers at Sturgis Elementary, Sturgis Williams Middle School, and Sturgis Brown High School by collecting essential school supplies and donations to kick off the new school year.
Community members are invited to swing by and donate at least $5 worth of school supplies or cash. As a thank-you, donors will receive a delicious caramel roll and a cup of coffee to start their day off right.
Whether you're on your way to work or just out and about, take a moment on August 20 to support Sturgis students—and treat yourself in the process!
Sturgis, SD — Sabers Insurance Agency is once again giving back to the community with its annual School Supply Drive-Thru, scheduled for Wednesday, August 20, from 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. The event will take place at their office, located at 2327 Junction Avenue in Sturgis.
This yearly tradition helps support students and teachers at Sturgis Elementary, Sturgis Williams Middle School, and Sturgis Brown High School by collecting essential school supplies and donations to kick off the new school year.
Community members are invited to swing by and donate at least $5 worth of school supplies or cash. As a thank-you, donors will receive a delicious caramel roll and a cup of coffee to start their day off right.
Whether you're on your way to work or just out and about, take a moment on August 20 to support Sturgis students—and treat yourself in the process!
A big round of applause (and maybe a standing ovation) for Sandy Cass, whose dedicated service on the Meade School District 46-1 School Board wrapped up today!
Elected in 2022, Sandy has been a tireless advocate for our students, staff, and community—bringing both heart and horsepower to the role.
Sandy, your last board meeting may be today, but your impact will be felt well into tomorrow. Thank you for your time, your passion, and your unwavering commitment!
Elected in 2022, Sandy has been a tireless advocate for our students, staff, and community—bringing both heart and horsepower to the role.
Sandy, your last board meeting may be today, but your impact will be felt well into tomorrow. Thank you for your time, your passion, and your unwavering commitment!
A big round of applause (and maybe a standing ovation) for Sandy Cass, whose dedicated service on the Meade School District 46-1 School Board wrapped up today!
Elected in 2022, Sandy has been a tireless advocate for our students, staff, and community—bringing both heart and horsepower to the role.
Sandy, your last board meeting may be today, but your impact will be felt well into tomorrow. Thank you for your time, your passion, and your unwavering commitment!
Elected in 2022, Sandy has been a tireless advocate for our students, staff, and community—bringing both heart and horsepower to the role.
Sandy, your last board meeting may be today, but your impact will be felt well into tomorrow. Thank you for your time, your passion, and your unwavering commitment!
Sturgis Brown High School recognizes students for their hard work and academic achievement. Merit Honor Roll is a recognition given to students who achieve a 3.0 - 3.49 grade point average. High Honor Roll recognizes students who have achieved a 3.5 - 4.0 grade point average.
2025-26 academic calendar for Sturgis Brown High School. Open house for freshman and new students is scheduled for Tuesday, August 19, 2025, 5-7:00 PM.
Sturgis Brown High School Summer Hours
