Happy Veteran's Day! 🇺🇸
Our campus came together today for a very special, entirely student-led Veterans Day Assembly. We are so proud of our students for taking the lead to show gratitude to the local heroes in our community.
Here are a few highlights from today’s event:
Warm Welcomes: SkillsUSA students greeted our veterans at the door with custom goodie bags, and our Kindergarteners handed out sweet, homemade cards to express their thanks.
Inspiring Words: We heard moving speeches from our Middle School Student Council President, Harper Fitzpatrick, High School Student Council President Lane Wedgeworth, high school student Korbin Heyle, and our honored guest speaker, Senior Airman Halle Cameron.
Musical Tributes: Beautiful performances were shared throughout the program by the 4th Grade Choir, the MS & HS Choirs, the MS & HS Bands, and a wonderful performance by Alan Polley.
Sweet Treats: Following the assembly, our HS and MS FACS classes hosted a reception serving homemade cookies and punch for our veterans and their families.
Thank you to every veteran who joined us today, and to all who have served. We honor your courage, sacrifice, and dedication!
We are so thankful for our partnership with MDC! This project would not have been possible without the guidance and support of Andi, and we couldn't be more proud of the hard work our Earth Science students have put into this project from start to finish. From tilling and preparing the soil to mulching, digging, planting, and watering, every student has played a part in bringing this project to life!
We can't wait to see all their hard work come to life this spring!
#SHHS #ProductivePreparedProblemSolvers
They got to see the Poppy Field, full-scale replicated trenches, and got to see the stuff that qualified World War I the first modern war.
#NationalWorldWarIMuseum #AmericanHistory
To wrap up Red Ribbon Week, our high school students had the opportunity to hear from Anabelle Daugherty with MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving). The presentation, "Power of You(th)", explained the dangers of substance abuse and driving under the influence.
Students learned about the serious risks and consequences associated with impaired driving and the importance of making responsible decisions that can impact not only their own lives but the lives of others.
A powerful reminder that one bad decision can change lives forever. As we close out Red Ribbon Week, we encourage our students to stay informed, make healthy choices, and remember that their decisions matter!
Be smart | Be safe | Be drug-free
Students had the chance to get hands-on learning and experience with different skilled trades, check out equipment, and talk with industry professionals about what it takes to work in these fields. It was a fun way to learn about career options they might not have considered before!
There are so many paths to take after high school, and opportunities like this help students get a better idea of what’s out there.
A big thank you to everyone who made this event possible and gave our students a chance to explore their future! 👏
We see your dedication, and we couldn't be prouder of your achievements. Keep raising the bar! 👏💜
#HonorRoll #StudentExcellence #SHHS #Bulldogs #ProductivePreparedProblemSolvers
When she set a goal to run a half marathon in under 2 hours, Chandelar didn't just log the miles—she put into practice the exact mindset she shares with our students every single day.
Running 13.1 miles in under two hours takes incredible discipline, grit, and belief in the process. She crushed her goal, showing all of us what happens when you set your sights high and put in the work. Chandelar always encourages students to set their own goals and do their best to accomplish them.
Thank you, Mrs. Hagan, for leading by example, proving that big goals are within reach, and showing our students what dedication looks like in action. We are so proud of you! 🏃♀️💨🏅
📅 Thursday, October 22
⏰ 1:15pm-8:15pm
🚫 NO SCHOOL
📅 Friday, October 23
🐾 School will resume Monday, October 26
We will depart from the high school after 1st hour and return after 5th hour.
Lunch will be included.
Sign-up sheets are available for students in the nurse’s box in the high school office. Students who are interested in participating should take a sign-up sheet home, review and complete it with a parent/guardian, and return the completed form to the nurse.
Please make sure all forms are completed and returned to the nurse prior to the dental clinic visit.
Come support your SHHS Band as they present "A Night of Music" on Tuesday, October 13, at 6:00 pm.
There will be a taco bar for a free will donation.🌮
Then the drumline and Colorguard will perform in the HS gym.
Finally, the marching band will present their field show in its entirety.🎷
#TRIOworks #SHHS #HandsOn
📸 Picture Retakes will be next Friday, October 9, 2026 📸
If you would like a retake of your pictures, visit the office for an additional picture form.
Special thanks to Dusy Goes for the trailer, Ian Caley for driving the float, Nathan Jennings for being our handyman, Mr. Frame and SH Student Council for supplies, Carlen Hudlemeyer for ordering, and all of our amazing freshman parents for their help and supplies!
We couldn’t have pulled it off without each of you! Thank you for helping make our first Homecoming one to remember! 💙✨ #ClassOf2030 #Homecoming2026
Ever wondered what happens when you leave a gummy bear sitting in plain water vs. saltwater overnight? Our HS Biology students just wrapped up their Osmosis & Diffusion lab to find out! They spent three days checking out the size difference between a hypertonic and hypotonic environment. Science is always better when you can see (and shrink) it in action!
Show your school spirit and wear your purple & white! 🎉
📸 Be sure to share your Homecoming looks with us—we’d love to see your kiddos showing their school spirit!
Friday — Purple & White
We’re so proud to celebrate two incredible students who represent the spirit, pride, and heart of our school. Here’s to a memorable Homecoming and an amazing year ahead!💜 🎉
