Winners of the 1st Annual SHS Pumpkin Decorating Contest were announced last week!
Big Pumpkin Category:
🥇 1st Place | Wicked — submitted by the Theatre Department (Graci Gossage, Madi Hooks, and Kelsi Metzger)
🥈 2nd Place | Clown — submitted by Izabel Harp
🥉 Honorable Mention | Poison Apple — submitted by Johnathan Rogers
Small Pumpkin Category:
🥇 1st Place | Piñata — submitted by Aimee Stalbaum
🥈 2nd Place | Pumpkin King — submitted by Austin Parades
🥉 Honorable Mention | Veggie Tales — submitted by Braxton Derby and Aidan Morgan
Special thanks to McCoy Tygart for providing the bag of candy and treats presented to Aimee Stalbaum.
We’d also like to thank our judges — Jan Caldwell, SSD School Board Member, and Dr. Leann Pinkerton, SSD Technology Director — for lending their time and expertise.
In addition to participating in the contest, our students also donated new socks for the sock drive hosted by Pinnacle Pointe Therapy.





Students in this course are building the foundational skills they will need to be successful in Levels 2 and 3 of the pathway, where they will eventually put those skills into action by operating the YJ Store!
As part of their coursework, Samuel and Gabrielle were tasked with developing a business proposal and creating a website to support their plan. When it was time to present their proposal and website to their peers, they took the experience one step further by dressing in business attire—giving them another opportunity to practice skills they may use in their future careers.
This is what career preparation looks like: learning the skills, applying the knowledge, and practicing for the future.
At SHS, we are proud to provide pathways to possibilities as we prepare our students for whatever comes next!
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We love seeing our students use their talents to support SHS and spread a little Yellowjacket spirit around campus. Great job, Art Club!
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Congratulations to the Sheridan High School JROTC Archery Team on an outstanding performance at the Warren Archery Tournament, earning 2nd Place Overall!
Female Team – 2nd Place
Jocelynn Tolliver, Alyssa May, Breahna Lumpkins & Piper Thompson
Male Team – 2nd Place
Alex Wimsett, Hunter Childers, Carlos Orellana & Landon Reed
Coed Team – 3rd Place
Jesse Southerland, Raylee Charpentier, Jordan Yeargan & Serenity Royal
Way to represent SHS with skill, teamwork, and Yellowjacket pride! Congratulations, Jackets!
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Earlier this week, SHS students participated in the FCA Student Leadership Training Day at the Family Farm in Malvern, joining student leaders from across Arkansas for a day focused on developing skills they can bring back to their schools, teams, and communities.
Throughout the training, students focused on engaging, empowering, and equipping others while strengthening their leadership skills through the values of integrity, service, teamwork, and excellence.
A special thank you to Pam and Scott Cameron, FCA missionaries, and Coach Debbie Blend for chaperoning and investing in our students!
We are proud of our Yellowjackets for taking advantage of opportunities to grow as leaders and make a positive impact at SHS!
Go Jackets!

Congratulations to Chloe Harper, Courtney McCool, and Cooper Gills for qualifying for the State Golf Tournament!
A special congratulations to Chloe Harper and Cooper Gills, who also earned All-Conference honors!
We are proud of these Yellowjackets and of Coach Scott Hoffman for a great season and continued success on the course.
Good luck at State next week! Go Jackets!

During the school day: SHS students will participate in COLOR WARS! Wear your class color and show your class spirit!
Friday Night Lights: We’re switching gears and asking our entire Yellowjacket community—students, families, fans, and friends—to WHITE OUT the stands! Wear WHITE and help us pack the stadium for our Yellowjackets!
STUDENTS: You MUST be dressed in the WHITE OUT game theme to sit in the student section. We’ll have cowbells, clappers, and boom sticks ready to help you get LOUD and cheer on our YJ football team! 💙💛
COLOR WARS by day. WHITE OUT by night.
Help us spread the word, and we’ll see you under the Friday night lights!
GO JACKETS! 💙💛
Congratulations to our runners on a great race! Go Jackets!
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Twelve SHS students and Mr. Bill Remow spent their day off from school learning firsthand about emergency services in Sheridan and Grant County!
Students toured the Sheridan Fire Department, Grant County Rescue, Office of Emergency Management (911 Dispatch), and MEMS station, gaining hands-on experience and learning about the important work these professionals do each day.
At the Sheridan Fire Department, Firefighter Captain Patrick Jones gave students a tour of the station and fire trucks. Students got hands-on experience with tools and extrication equipment and even had the opportunity to flow water through a fire hose.
At Grant County Rescue, Coordinator Scott Hollinger introduced students to the many types of operations conducted by GCR and provided a tour of the station.
At the Office of Emergency Management, Coordinator Randall Berry taught students how the 911 system operates. Students were also able to observe dispatchers taking calls and see firsthand the critical role they play in emergency response.
At the MEMS station, Paramedic Montel introduced students to equipment used by emergency medical professionals. Students learned how to operate a powered stretcher, saw a demonstration of a cardiac monitor, and explored other tools used in emergency medical care.
What a great opportunity for our students to explore potential careers while learning from the professionals who serve and protect our community every day!
A huge thank you to the Sheridan Fire Department, Grant County Rescue, Office of Emergency Management, and MEMS for investing your time in our students and providing such meaningful, hands-on experiences.
Learning doesn’t always happen inside the classroom! Go Jackets!
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We can’t wait to see our entire Yellowjacket community showing their school spirit!
Go Jackets!


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Congratulations to all of our Sheridan JROTC cadets! Their hard work, countless hours of practice, and commitment to excellence paid off. We are incredibly proud of the way they represented Sheridan High School and the Sheridan community.
Competition Results:
Female Color Guard – 3rd Place
Sophia Wood, Raylee Charpentier, Alyssa May, Kira Harp
Male Color Guard – 3rd Place
Hollis Davidson, Spencer May, Alex Wimsett, Declan Barnard
Coed Color Guard – 1st Place
Hollis Davidson, Alyssa May, Raylee Charpentier, Alex Wimsett
Regulation Drill – 3rd Place
Alyssa May, Raylee Charpentier, Kira Harp, Blane Stephens, Spencer May, Maia Taylor, Sophia Wood, Hollis Davidson, Declan Barnard, Alex Wimsett
Armed Regulation – 2nd Place
Hollis Davidson, Raylee Charpentier, Kira Harp, Blane Stephens, Alyssa May, Carson Kelly, Sophia Wood, Spencer May, Declan Barnard, Alex Wimsett
Great job, cadets! Keep leading the way!
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The SHS Cross Country team had a great day at Minuteman Day 2026 at Camp Robinson! Coached by Mr. Bill Remow and Coach Dylan Mullins, our Yellowjackets represented SHS well on the course!
Freshman Jaycie Glaze finished 4th
Sophomore Paityn Miller finished 5th
Sophomore Jaxson Andrews finished 11th overall
Also pictured is Blythe Marsh, a 7th-grade student from SMS, representing the future of Yellowjacket Cross Country!
Congratulations to all of our runners and coaches! We are proud of the hard work you are putting in and love seeing our Yellowjackets compete!
Keep running strong! GO JACKETS!
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This past weekend, the Sheridan High School Cross Country Team competed in the 2026 Falcon Invitational at Maumelle Charter High School, and our Jackets had a great showing!
6th place out of 12 teams
Team average: 19:49
Jaxson Andrews led the Jackets with an impressive 5K time of 18:06.06!
On the girls’ side, Jayce Glaze and Peyton Miller had outstanding finishes, placing 11th and 12th out of 115 runners!
We are proud of the hard work these student-athletes are putting in and excited to watch them continue to improve throughout the season.
Way to run, Jackets!





No internet? No problem! Our Yellowjackets know how to keep learning!
During last week’s internet outage, students in the Sports Medicine Pathway took advantage of the opportunity to practice a valuable hands-on skill—learning how to properly tape ankles!
These students are currently enrolled in Introduction to Health Care, the Level One course in the Sports Medicine Pathway. The course is taught right here at SHS by our athletic trainer, Tiffany Evans.
We love seeing our students gain real-world skills and explore future careers while still in high school!
Great job, Jackets!
SHS sophomore George Lachowsky recently achieved an outstanding accomplishment, earning a perfect score of 300 on the Reading ACCUPLACER! The ACCUPLACER is a college placement assessment used to help determine a student’s eligibility for concurrent credit courses.
George is also a first-year student in the Pre-Educator Pathway at SHS. We are proud of George and commend him for this impressive achievement! Go Jackets!

📣 PEP RALLY: Friday, August 28 @ 2:50 p.m. in the SHS Arena
⚫ THEME: BLACKOUT! ⚫
Wear your black and help us rally up our Jackets before they take the field in the Hwy 270 Classic!
Let’s pack the Arena, bring the energy, and show them what Jacket Pride is all about!
GO JACKETS! Let’s DOMINATE!
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