Sheldon High School

Chemistry students making ionic compounds through combustion reactions. #creatingacultureforlearning

Chemistry students figuring out percent yield for a double replacement reaction! #chemistry #orabation

NCC Ribbon-Cutting for their new Automotive Lab. Great things happening at this outstanding community college. Thankful for the opportunities they provide our students.

Sheldon schools will have a 2 hour late start on Thursday, February 13 due to extremely cold temperatures.

Dance Team autograph night

Drum Line rocked the house tonight!

The Manufacturing students are helping with some construction at the new Fusion Workspace downtown.

SHS physics class calculating the acceleration of gravity by dropping various sized objects #science #orabnation

Students in Mrs. Bracy’s science class working on an experiment to observe the effects of exercise on cellular respiration #science #orabnation

High school community service students helping remind middle school students about the Leader In Me Habits by creating a bulletin board in the 7/8 pod. #orabnation #leaderinme

Students in Mr. Johnson's science class are learning the systems of the body and building a male and a female skeleton to help learn the systems.

More Winter Snoball 2020

Thank you to SLT and NHS for an awesome Winter Snoball Formal! About 160 in attendance! #winterformal #shsrocks #alldressedup #danceallnight #orabnation

Dan VanGorp, market president from Northwestern Bank stopped in Mr. Letsche's classroom to explore careers in the banking world and also talk compound interest/loans. #orabnation #northwesternbank

Sheldon Schools will be dismissing early at 1:15 due to incoming winter weather. No afternoon preschool or ECSE.

Congratulations to our students who were inducted into National Honor Society last night!

Spanish IV held a mock wedding.

Don't miss the Musical tonight and Saturday night at 7:30 in the HS Auditorium!

SHS anatomy class is researching the special senses of the body. #shs #orabnation

Mrs. Neumann’s World Issues class had the opportunity to video chat with Fernando Bolivar, a Venezuelan native, today in class! The students have been studying the history of and crisis in Venezuela so this was a really cool opportunity to speak with someone who has first hand knowledge. Thank you Fernando!