THROWBACK THURSDAY
Last week, we looked at a photo of the 1928 Lady Jacket basketball team. This week ... we travel to 1981. Do you recognize anyone you know?
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Last week, we looked at a photo of the 1928 Lady Jacket basketball team. This week ... we travel to 1981. Do you recognize anyone you know?
#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
Kindergarten registration for the 2026-27 school year is now open at the Sheridan School District, and we’re excited to make the first day a little easier for our families. Every 2026-27 kindergarten student in our district will receive FREE school supplies!
That’s one less thing to shop for, and one less expense to plan for — just show up ready to learn.
Big opportunities. Caring teachers. A community that takes care of its kids.
Get started today by visiting: https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/2026-27-kindergarten-enrollment
We can’t wait to welcome the next class of Yellowjackets.
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That’s one less thing to shop for, and one less expense to plan for — just show up ready to learn.
Big opportunities. Caring teachers. A community that takes care of its kids.
Get started today by visiting: https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/2026-27-kindergarten-enrollment
We can’t wait to welcome the next class of Yellowjackets.
#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
The Yellowjacket soccer teams swept Malvern last night in the season opener. The Sheridan girls took a 10-0 victory, while the Jacket boys won 3-1. Great job, Jackets!
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The Sheridan High School cheer team was presented with their state championship trophy Friday night by Superintendent Chad Pitts. The presentation was made during halftime of the Sheridan-Benton boys' basketball game. Congratulations, girls, on your well deserved honor!
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REMINDER: A Sheridan cheer tryout meeting will be held Monday, Feb. 23 in the Sheridan High School cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. This meeting is for parents of all interested athletes currently in grades 6-11. For more information, email whitneypaty@sheridanschools.org.
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#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
National School Resource Officer Day was Sunday, February 15 ... and even if we’re a few days late posting, our appreciation is always there.
We are incredibly grateful for our School Resource Officers and the work they do every single day to keep our campuses safe, build relationships with students, and serve as trusted mentors across Sheridan School District. Their presence is about more than security. It’s about connection, guidance, and being another positive adult our students can count on.
Thank you for your service, your professionalism, and your commitment to our schools. We appreciate you today and every day.
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We are incredibly grateful for our School Resource Officers and the work they do every single day to keep our campuses safe, build relationships with students, and serve as trusted mentors across Sheridan School District. Their presence is about more than security. It’s about connection, guidance, and being another positive adult our students can count on.
Thank you for your service, your professionalism, and your commitment to our schools. We appreciate you today and every day.
#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
THROWBACK THURSDAY
The Yellowjacket boys and girls have big games tomorrow night at home against Benton. In honor of our teams' success, today's Throwback Thursday travels back to 1928. Check out this pick of the Lady Jacket basketball team from almost a century ago!
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The Yellowjacket boys and girls have big games tomorrow night at home against Benton. In honor of our teams' success, today's Throwback Thursday travels back to 1928. Check out this pick of the Lady Jacket basketball team from almost a century ago!
#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
Early voting began yesterday, and the primary Election Day is March 3. In addition to other items on the ballot, voters in the Sheridan School District may see that they are being asked to vote “for” or “against” a 36.0-mill school tax. To clarify, the Sheridan School District is NOT requesting a millage increase or extension.
Patrons of the district currently pay 36 mills, which is the rate first approved by voters in 2016 and is among the lowest in this area of the state. Voters recently approved a 9-year extension of that 36-mill rate.
Article 14, Section 3 of the Arkansas Constitution requires this tax rate language to be on the ballot even if a school is not requesting a change to its current millage. In the event that a majority of the qualified electors choose to vote “against” the proposed rate of tax, then the rate of tax collected will be that which was most recently approved – meaning 36 mills.
To summarize, the district is NOT asking for a tax increase or extension. And whether you vote “for” or “against” the proposed tax rate, according to state law, it will remain 36 mills.
We thank you for your support of the Sheridan School District!
Patrons of the district currently pay 36 mills, which is the rate first approved by voters in 2016 and is among the lowest in this area of the state. Voters recently approved a 9-year extension of that 36-mill rate.
Article 14, Section 3 of the Arkansas Constitution requires this tax rate language to be on the ballot even if a school is not requesting a change to its current millage. In the event that a majority of the qualified electors choose to vote “against” the proposed rate of tax, then the rate of tax collected will be that which was most recently approved – meaning 36 mills.
To summarize, the district is NOT asking for a tax increase or extension. And whether you vote “for” or “against” the proposed tax rate, according to state law, it will remain 36 mills.
We thank you for your support of the Sheridan School District!
Jessica Ashcraft was recently named the Arkansas School Counselor Association Southwest Region Middle School Counselor of the Year. She was recognized for this honor at Monday night’s meeting of the Sheridan School District Board of Education by Allyson Pitts, director of school counseling, and Dr. Heather Williams, principal at East End Middle School.
Mrs. Ashcraft will now go on to compete at the state level. The state level winners will be announced this summer at the Arkansas School Counselor Association summer conference. We are so proud of Mrs. Ashcraft and will be cheering her on to state!
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Mrs. Ashcraft will now go on to compete at the state level. The state level winners will be announced this summer at the Arkansas School Counselor Association summer conference. We are so proud of Mrs. Ashcraft and will be cheering her on to state!
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Sheridan bus driver Ronnie Comic was presented with a “Spotlight Success” award at the Sheridan Board of Education by Director of Transportation Dennis Emerson.
“Mr. Comic is one of the most dedicated bus drivers we have,” Emerson said. “ Not only does he almost never miss work, he has tremendous connection with the students that he transports every day and very rarely has any discipline issues on his bus. He also has one of the cleanest buses in the fleet and treats it with very special care.”
Emerson said that “Mr. Ronnie” – as the students call him – often arrives early on cold mornings to start all the buses that are running that morning so they will be warm for the other drivers. “This is not something that we have asked him to do – he does it voluntarily to help the other drivers,” Emerson said.
Thank you to Ronnie Comic! We appreciate all that you do!
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“Mr. Comic is one of the most dedicated bus drivers we have,” Emerson said. “ Not only does he almost never miss work, he has tremendous connection with the students that he transports every day and very rarely has any discipline issues on his bus. He also has one of the cleanest buses in the fleet and treats it with very special care.”
Emerson said that “Mr. Ronnie” – as the students call him – often arrives early on cold mornings to start all the buses that are running that morning so they will be warm for the other drivers. “This is not something that we have asked him to do – he does it voluntarily to help the other drivers,” Emerson said.
Thank you to Ronnie Comic! We appreciate all that you do!
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🍎 Keeping our Yellowjackets Healthy! 🐝
Hey, Sheridan families, remember that your student has access to quality healthcare right on campus! The Jacket Health and Wellness Center (JHWC) is here to support our students and staff with convenient, high-quality care that fits your busy schedule.
Primary Physical Care: Comprehensive services including Well Child Checkups, Sports Physicals, allergy shots, and vaccinations, along with diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses, chronic disease management, and minor procedures.
Convenient for Parents: No more missing work or worrying about transportation! The center even offers Transportation Services to ensure students get the care they need during the school day.
📞 Make an Appointment: Call 870-942-3323 or visit MainlineHealth.net
📝 Make sure you have a completed consent form on file for when you need us!
Let’s keep our students healthy, in class, and ready to learn! 💙💛
Hey, Sheridan families, remember that your student has access to quality healthcare right on campus! The Jacket Health and Wellness Center (JHWC) is here to support our students and staff with convenient, high-quality care that fits your busy schedule.
Primary Physical Care: Comprehensive services including Well Child Checkups, Sports Physicals, allergy shots, and vaccinations, along with diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses, chronic disease management, and minor procedures.
Convenient for Parents: No more missing work or worrying about transportation! The center even offers Transportation Services to ensure students get the care they need during the school day.
📞 Make an Appointment: Call 870-942-3323 or visit MainlineHealth.net
📝 Make sure you have a completed consent form on file for when you need us!
Let’s keep our students healthy, in class, and ready to learn! 💙💛
The Sheridan High School cheer team was honored at Monday’s meeting of the Board of Education. The team recently won the Class 5A state championship. Additionally, Jayde Kesterson was selected for All-State honors, and Olivia Vaughan earned AAA All-Star recognition this season.
Members of the team are Chanley Bradshaw, Emerson Graves, Emma Kelley, Jayde Kesterson, Kaydin Randall, Lauren Hunter, McKynley McGarity, Olivia Vaughan, Preslee Mooney, Reese Rutherford, Adalyn Wells, Annslee Young, Averi Sledge, Carly Smith, Chanley Paty, Kalyn Taylor, Madalyn Clark, McKenzie Harris, Presley Cotton, Taurance Hobson, Addison Rowe, Natalie Rowe, Kennedy Jones, and Tinley Burris.
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Members of the team are Chanley Bradshaw, Emerson Graves, Emma Kelley, Jayde Kesterson, Kaydin Randall, Lauren Hunter, McKynley McGarity, Olivia Vaughan, Preslee Mooney, Reese Rutherford, Adalyn Wells, Annslee Young, Averi Sledge, Carly Smith, Chanley Paty, Kalyn Taylor, Madalyn Clark, McKenzie Harris, Presley Cotton, Taurance Hobson, Addison Rowe, Natalie Rowe, Kennedy Jones, and Tinley Burris.
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Allyson Pitts, Sheridan's director of Career and Technical Education, gave a presentation to business and community leaders at the Grant County Chamber of Commerce monthly breakfast this morning. Mrs. Pitts provided an overview of the Career and Technical Education program and the Success Ready Pathways available through the Sheridan School District. Additionally, she gave brief information about each of the pathways the district supports.
February is National CTE Month, and we’re proud to celebrate the powerful opportunities available at Sheridan High School!
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Sheridan Board of Education member Clarissa Wallace honored Aiden Bartlett, a senior at Sheridan High School, at the board meeting on Monday. Aiden successfully completed the district’s Second Chance program in October and will graduate in May. He attends weekly recovery meetings, and he openly shares his journey of recovery with other students at youth events. Aiden shared at the board meeting how the Second Chance program changed his life and its trajectory. Congratulations, Aiden! We’re all proud of you!
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#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
Riggin Denis, a junior at Sheridan High School, was honored at Monday night’s Sheridan Board of Education meeting for his recent standout performance in the Junior National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nev. Riggin, who serves as president of the SHS FFA, placed fourth overall in the junior saddle bronc competition and was recognized for his talent at the national level.
“Riggin, along with FFA chapter sponsors Taylor Donnelly and Anna Smith, is to be commended for their dedication excellence and determination to achieve success at all levels – including the national rodeo arena,” said Candace Wilson, principal at Sheridan High School.
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“Riggin, along with FFA chapter sponsors Taylor Donnelly and Anna Smith, is to be commended for their dedication excellence and determination to achieve success at all levels – including the national rodeo arena,” said Candace Wilson, principal at Sheridan High School.
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There will be a mandatory meeting on Monday, March 2 for all students currently in 6th-11th grade who are interested in trying out for a Sheridan dance team. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in the Sheridan High School cafeteria. A parent or guardian must accompany each student in attendance. For more information, email marlibrandon@sheridanschools.org.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 Grant County Spelling Bee!
1st place: Devin Dunn (6th grade, Sheridan Middle School)
2nd place: Wyatt Ritchie (5th grade, East End Intermediate School)
3rd place: Ellison Adams (4th grade, Sheridan Intermediate School)
A total of 27 students from 3rd through 8th grades competed in a total of nine rounds until Dunn came out victorious. He will represent Grant County at the Arkansas State Spelling Bee on March 7. Great job, spellers!
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1st place: Devin Dunn (6th grade, Sheridan Middle School)
2nd place: Wyatt Ritchie (5th grade, East End Intermediate School)
3rd place: Ellison Adams (4th grade, Sheridan Intermediate School)
A total of 27 students from 3rd through 8th grades competed in a total of nine rounds until Dunn came out victorious. He will represent Grant County at the Arkansas State Spelling Bee on March 7. Great job, spellers!
#YJNation #ExcellenceEveryDay
The Sheridan School District has identified the following days to make up for instructional time missed due to recent inclement weather: Monday, February 16; Monday, April 6; and May 26-28.
The sixth missed day will not need to be made up, as the district had sufficient instructional minutes built into the school calendar.
Friday, April 3 (Good Friday) will remain a day off, contingent upon no additional inclement weather days being required.
The sixth missed day will not need to be made up, as the district had sufficient instructional minutes built into the school calendar.
Friday, April 3 (Good Friday) will remain a day off, contingent upon no additional inclement weather days being required.
The Sheridan 7th, 8th and 9th grade boys basketball teams will host Jacksonville tomorrow at Yellowjacket Arena beginning at 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $6 and may be purchased at the gate or in advance at https://gofan.co/event/5285249?schoolId=AR18681.
The Sheridan 7th, 8th, and 9th grade girls will play tomorrow at Jacksonville.
Go Jackets!
The Sheridan 7th, 8th, and 9th grade girls will play tomorrow at Jacksonville.
Go Jackets!
We recognize that some roads throughout our district are still unsafe, while we also understand that many families depend on our schools being open. With both safety and family needs in mind, and after careful consideration, the Sheridan School District will open at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, with modified bus routes in place. (Bus route link: https://shorturl.at/gaUha.)
If your student is unable to travel to school due to unsafe road conditions, please contact your school’s front office.
Our maintenance and transportation teams continue to work diligently to ensure the safety of our students and staff. We appreciate your patience and cooperation and look forward to seeing everyone back at school!
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If your student is unable to travel to school due to unsafe road conditions, please contact your school’s front office.
Our maintenance and transportation teams continue to work diligently to ensure the safety of our students and staff. We appreciate your patience and cooperation and look forward to seeing everyone back at school!
#YJNation
