
Sheridan FBLA students traveled Monday to Stuttgart to attend the District III Spring Conference where they competed in different events. Congratulations to all the students who went and placed in their competition. They qualify to compete at the state convention in April. Additionally, SHS junior Courtney Mayberry was elected District Secretary.
1st place:
Daphne Zuniga - Impromptu Speaking
Grayson Allen - Computer Problem Solving
Riley Raymick - Personal Finance
Shoshiana Vang - Word Processing
2nd place:
Thatcher Allen - Business Calculations
Colton Smith - Human Resource Management
Bryson McDougall - Networking Infrastructures
3rd place:
Kaylee Arnold - Introduction to Public Speaking
Audri W. and Jessica Hicks - Marketing (team event)
Courtney Mayberry and Natalie Szeflinski - Publication Design (team event)
Zoey Newcomb - Advertising
Baylee Allison - Business Law
4th place:
Madi West - Cyber Security
Marissa Nevens - Economics
Sydnee Ryan - Health Care Administration
Rylie Webb - Journalism
Grace Dawson - Political Science
5th place:
Egan Gunter - Public Speaking
6th place:
Paige Clark - Business Communication
Carlee Hayden - Introduction to Business Concepts


February 6-10 is National School Counseling Week, which highlights the essential contribution of school counselors within U.S. school systems and the tremendous impact they have in helping students achieve school success and plan for a career. We are fortunate to have outstanding school counselors throughout the Sheridan School District, and we hope everyone will take a moment to thank them. #YJNation #SchoolCounselors


Congratulations to the Sheridan wrestling team for earning their first-ever invitation to the dual state tournament. Sheridan is currently ranked 8th in the tough 5A wrestling division. #YJNation #StrongerTogether


The teachers and staff at the Alternative Learning Academy give a big shoutout to Athletico Physical Therapy located in East End for providing our teachers and staff a taco bar for lunch last Friday. It is greatly appreciated. #YJNation


The Grant County Spelling Bee has been rescheduled for Friday, February 10.


The Sheridan School District will be closed Friday, Feb. 3, due to continued power outage at multiple schools within the district, as well as downed trees and blocked roadways in areas. We currently do not know when power will be restored. Tomorrow will be an AMI day, and learning will be virtual.


Congratulations to the Sheridan High School theater students for their outstanding performance of "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood." The play ran Jan. 26-29 at McKenzie Hall auditorium. (Photo credit: Summer Scott) #YJNation

Due to continued wintry weather and hazardous road conditions in some parts of the district, the Sheridan School District will again be closed for on-campus instruction on Thursday, February 2. The district will utilize another AMI day, and learning will be virtual. All school-related extra-curricular activities scheduled for Thursday will be canceled. Parents and students may refer to their specific school AMI plan at this link: https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/ami.


Due to wintry weather and hazardous road conditions, the Sheridan School District will again be closed for on-campus instruction on Wednesday, February 1. The district will utilize another AMI day, and learning will be virtual. All school-related extra-curricular activities scheduled for Wednesday will be canceled. Parents and students may refer to their specific school AMI plan at this link: https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/ami.


The Sheridan vs. Lake Hamilton senior high basketball games originally scheduled for January 31 have now been rescheduled for February 24.

Due to the threat of inclement weather, all Sheridan junior high basketball games against Jacksonville have been canceled. This includes the boys' games at Jacksonville and the girls' games at home. No make-up date has been determined at this time.


The Yellowjacket wrestling team will have its Senior Night tonight with matches against North Little Rock and Sylvan Hills. The event will be held at Yellowjacket Arena. Senior Night activities begin at 5 p.m., with wrestling starting at 5:30. Come support your Jackets! #YJNation


The Sheridan School District has job openings for the current school year, as well as the 2023-24 school year. Go to https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/job-opportunities for more information or to apply.


Students in Mr. Brown's and Mr. Seaton's social skills class worked on cooperation today. Students were put into teams to build the tallest tower possible out of noodles and marshmallows. Students are working on the character word "cooperation" this month and are doing a phenomenal job learning how to work together to overcome obstacles that they face.



The Yellowjacket boys' and girls' teams play at home tonight against Texarkana. The junior varsity boys tip off at 5:00 p.m., followed by varsity girls, then varsity boys. Following is the livestream link for tonight's game: https://youtu.be/g68O96R_MWE. Go Jackets!


Sheridan High School theater students will be performing Jan. 26-29 at McKenzie Hall auditorium. General admission is $5, and the student price is $1.


Do you enjoy working with students? The Sheridan School District is accepting applications for instruction assistants. For more information, or to apply go to: https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/job-opportunities. #YJNation #StrongerTogether


The Sheridan Yellowjackets will host the Benton Panthers tonight at Yellowjacket Arena. Junior varsity boys will tip off the first game at 5:00 p.m., followed by varsity girls and varsity boys. The girls game between Sheridan (10-5, 6-0 in 5A-South) and Benton (13-3, 6-0 in 5A-South) was selected as the "Girls Game of the Night" in the state by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
If you can't be there in person, the game will be live-streamed at this link: https://youtu.be/f7ZtxfbY0G4. Go Jackets!


The Sheridan School District will be closed on Monday, Jan. 16, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. We hope all our students, faculty and staff enjoy their long weekend and look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday.


Congratulations to Sheridan Athletic Director Matt Scarbrough for being selected as Class 5A Athletic Director of the Year. He was selected by a vote of the 32 athletic directors of Class 5A schools in the state. (And thanks to students in Charlie Kinser's class for the graphic.)
