SSD Families: We will collect district-issued Chromebooks and library books on May 28 for East End and May 29 for Sheridan. Returns for students who live in the East End area (including those who attend Sheridan High School) will be at EEM on May 28, from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Returns for students who live in the Sheridan area will be at the Yellowjacket Arena on May 29, from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Please drive through the student pick up/drop off lanes. Please stay in your vehicle. We will collect the Chromebooks with charger(s) and assess damages in your presence.
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We will begin accepting Pre-K applications on May 11! You can mail, scan and email, fax, or drop off your completed Pre-K Application at the school. Please only use the drop off option if you are unable to submit your application by mail, email, or fax.
The drop box will be located inside the school lobby since the application includes sensitive information. You can drop off the application M-F, from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Call the office when you arrive so the staff can let you inside the lobby to drop off the application. No more than 10 people should be waiting outside the door at any given time. Please wear a face covering and maintain a 6-foot distance from others.
The application is available here: https://go.aws/2zTQdXR. Contact SES or EEE if you would like us to mail an application to you.
It is #TeacherAppreciationWeek, and our teachers are missing their students! This week, be sure to make them smile by posting on social media about how much they mean to you. Use the hashtag #YJNationTeachers!
Here is a list of dates for families to pick up student belongings, yearbooks, etc. from our campuses. Remember to stay in your vehicles so we can practice proper social distancing. Some of our schools are experiencing delays on yearbooks and spring pictures due to COVID-19.
It's #FamilyFunFriday for Virtual Spirit Week! Enjoy a fun game or activity with your family and share your pictures using the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether!
We love our community! There was a huge turnout at the parade for our local nursing home! We hope all the cars (and school bus 😀) filled with loving community members brought much joy to the elders there!! #yjnationinthistogether
We changed the night lights on the roof of Sheridan High School to red to show appreciation for our health care workers and first responders! Keep up your red appreciation ribbons through the end of April! #yjnationinthistogether
Today is #ThankfulThursday for Virtural Sprit Week! Wear red and tie a red ribbon or scarf on a pole/tree in your front yard or the front of your business to show appreciation for health care workers and first responders. Leave up ribbons through the end of April! Use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether on your social media post.
Today is #ThankfulThursday for Virtural Sprit Week! Wear red and tie a red ribbon or scarf on a pole/tree in your front yard or the front of your business to show appreciation for health care workers and first responders. Use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether.
It's #WagWednesday! ❤️🐹🐷🐱 Share your pet pictures and use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether
Today is #WagWednesday for Virtual Spirit Week. Take your pet for a walk and/or share a photo of you with your pet! Use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether.
Mrs. Pugh is enjoying these two books right now. What are you reading? Let us know for #TuesdayTales! #YJNationInThisTogether #VirtualSpiritWeek
Today is #TuesdayTales for Virtual Spirit Week! Tell us about or share a picture of a book you are reading. Use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether.
#MissYouMonday
Here's a shout out to Mrs. Todd's Class. Mrs. Todd says she misses seeing all your smiling faces. #YJNationInThisTogether #MissYouMonday
These students are connecting to school internet in one of our parking lots for distance learning! #YJNationInThisTogether
Virtual Spirit Week starts today with Miss You Monday! Share a picture or a video of yourself giving a shout out to a friend or teacher! Use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether!
Join us on Thursday, April 23 to show appreciation for our health care workers and first responders who are on the frontlines battling the coronavirus to care for the sick.
We'd love to see social media flooded with pictures of people showing support by either wearing the color red or displaying a red ribbon or scarf on a pole or tree in their front yard. If you don't have a ribbon or scarf just use any red material you can find. There is no need to buy anything.
Use the hashtag #YJNationInThisTogether, and we'll share your posts!
