Tryout Schedule (at Sheridan Middle School):
• May 11 – 7th & 8th Grade | 4:00–5:30 PM
• May 14-15 – 6th Grade Only | 4:00–5:30 PM
Students should bring:
• Water
• A snack
• A copy of their physical (if available)
We’re looking forward to a great turnout and an exciting season ahead. See you there!
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Sheridan hosted the 5A South conference track meet on Tuesday. Athletes who finished in the top four of their respective events qualified for the Class 5A state meet that will be held on Thursday, May 7 at Van Buren. Below are the Sheridan athletes who finished in the top four at the conference meet. (Additionally, the Yellowjacket girls 4x100 meter relay team of Ainsley Stevens, Skylar Sterritt, Sadie Sterritt, and Natalie Carlson qualified for the state meet when they set a new school record of 49.71 at the Jessieville Relays earlier in the year.)
Boys 100m dash – Isaiah Stephens, 4th, 11.38
Boys 3200m run – Jaxson Andrews, 4th, 10:33.96
Boys 4x800m relay – Sheridan (Jaxson Andrews, Colton Hansen, Joel Jendrejas, Christopher White Bull), 3rd, 8:45.10
Boys long jump – Isaiah Stephens, 3rd, 21-8
Girls 100m dash – Skylar Sterritt, 1st, 12.30
Girls 200m dash – Skylar Sterritt, 1st, 26.23
Girls 100m hurdles – Sadie Sterritt, 1st, 15.20
Girls 300m hurdles – Sadie Sterritt, 1st, 48.47
Girls high jump – Skylar Sterritt, 2nd, 5-0
Girls long jump – Skylar Sterritt, 1st, 18-8.25
Girls pole vault – Madalyn Clark, 3rd, 10-6
Skylar Sterritt won the girls high-point award at the conference meet.
Congratulations to all!
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The Sheridan School District is excited to announce our virtual school option – Jacket Academy!
While we believe that the most effective learning environment for most students is in the classroom where they can engage directly with teachers and peers each day, we also recognize that there are circumstances where a virtual learning option can be beneficial for some students and families.
For many families, Jacket Academy offers the best of both worlds: the flexibility of school from home combined with the opportunities, experiences, and diploma of a Sheridan education. Students can complete their coursework remotely while being official Sheridan School District students.
For high school students, those benefits are especially significant. As Sheridan students enrolled through Jacket Academy, students may:
• Participate in Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs on campus and at the Saline County Career Technical Campus
• Attend school events such as prom, assemblies, and student activities
• Participate in extracurricular programs and athletics (as eligibility allows)
• Walk at graduation and earn a Sheridan High School diploma
In addition, students receive instruction aligned to Arkansas standards, support from certified teachers, and access to district resources – all while learning from home.
If you are interested in learning more about Jacket Academy – Sheridan’s online virtual learning environment – please complete this short survey: https://forms.gle/jkFthmotq6pLhnwc7.
At Sheridan School District, we’re proud to have some of the very best. Each day, they collectively drive more than 2,600 miles and safely transport over 1,900 students. Their commitment, care, and consistency make a difference for our students and families every single day.
We appreciate all that they do!
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Sixteen Sheridan High School students have earned the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy, recognizing their proficiency in two or more languages by graduation.
According to the Arkansas Department of Education, this distinction honors students who demonstrate strong language skills and provides a meaningful credential that supports college and career readiness.
👏 Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!
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Today we celebrated our Success Ready students! These Sheridan students have completed career and technical education pathways, earned the seal of biliteracy, or met the qualifications for graduating with a diploma of a merit or distinction. And we couldn’t be more proud!
Their hard work, dedication and focus have prepared them for success beyond graduation. Congratulations to each of these students as they take the next step toward their future!
(More photos from the event will be posted later.)
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Congratulations to Jaxson Delk (football), Lyon College; McKynley McGarity (cheer), University of Central Arkansas; Kaydence Ratcliff (cheer), University of Central Arkansas; Lilly Reid (basketball), Southern Arkansas University; Johnathan Rogers (cheer), National Park College; and Olivia Vaughan (cheer), Southern Arkansas University.
We look forward to seeing all you accomplish!
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From answering phones and supporting families to organizing the countless details that keep our schools moving forward, your work does not go unnoticed. You are often the first point of contact and the steady presence that helps students, staff and visitors feel welcomed and supported every day.
Thank you for your dedication, professionalism and the care you show to everyone you serve. We are grateful for all that you do for our schools and our community!
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Emma Harrell fired a 3 inning no- hitter as the Lady Jackets shut out the Lady Zebras 24-0 in the first game. In game 2, Courtney McCool got her first career varsity pitching win as the Lady Jackets beat Pine Bluff 25-3. All 21 Sheridan girls who played contributed, reaching base safely.
The Lady Jackets ran their winning streak to 15 games, improving their record to 17-2, and 9-0 in the 5A-South conference.
Skylar stole #188 last night against Pine Bluff, passing Hannah Bourgeois from Pangburn, who set the record from 2013-2016 with 187 stolen bases. With eight regular season games remaining before the playoffs, we can certainly expect Skylar to add to her total.
Congratulations, Skylar, on a remarkable accomplishment!
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Try-outs are open to incoming freshmen through incoming seniors. Participants must bring a racquet and wear closed-toe tennis shoes.
Looking for a summer activity that’s both fun and academically enriching for your student?
The Sheridan School District is offering four Summer Camp sessions in June and July, with opportunities for students who will be in grades 3–10 next year. Full details can be found in the attached graphic, and registration/application is available online: https://www.sheridanschools.org/page/sheridan-summer-enrichment-camps-2026.
Please note:
• “Act It Out Drama Camp” and “Eco Explorers: Garden Science Camp” require a fee. Registration is first come, first served, with a maximum of 25 students per camp.
• “Art of Humanity” and “AIM High: Next-Level Coding” are free through state funding, but require an application process.
Spots are limited — register today! #YJNation ExcellenceEveryDay
