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Sidney High School
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Summa Cum Laude

Hard work, late nights, and Jacket Pride. Congratulations to SHS's 18 Summa Cum Laude graduates.

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The Pride of Sidney

Every step, every note, every performance — this is the Pride of Sidney Marching Band.

Seniors of SHS stand on the steps of the Shelby County Courthouse, all dressed up in their Homecoming attire.
Senior HOCO

Year after year, the faces change, but the memories are made the same way.

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Opportunities

At Sidney City Schools, opportunities abound, including orchestra starting in middle school!

A group of Sidney High School seniors gather together for a silly group photo. These students are members of the International Thespian Society.
International Thespian Society

Where the curtain rises on excellence.

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Senior Sunrise

A new day, a new beginning, a year to remember.

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Jacket Pride

Sidney Cheer brings all the pep and pride! 

Cross Country

SHS & SMS students can take part in a variety of extra-curricular activities including Cross Country. 

A group of football players walks under the bleachers of a stadium holding a Sidney flag and the American flag.
Jacket Pride

Yellow Jacket Pride runs deep — on the field, in the stands, and in the hearts of the fans.

A group of Sidney High School Seniors stands in front of the wall they have spray painted with their names.
The Wall

Decades of classes, one wall, one tradition that never fades.

Sidney High School

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Sidney High School - 1215 Campbell Rd

At A Glance

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900+

Total Students

Sidney High School has more than 900 students in grades 9-12. The average graduating class size is 235. 

100+

Upper Valley Career Center

An average of 100 juniors and seniors attend Upper Valley Career Center for career tech education each year. Additionally, Sidney High School partners with UVCC to offer a variety of Career Center satellite courses on campus. 

70+

Extra-Curricular Activities

Students have a wide range of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities between sports, marching band, and clubs. 

25

College Credit Plus and AP Courses

Sidney High School offers its students  25 college credit plus and advanced placement courses, allowing students to take and earn credit for college-level courses while staying at Sidney High School. Some students are able to obtain an associate's degree in tandem with their high school diploma. 

Senior Voices

Senior Voices is a writing project of SHS English Teacher, Sara Olding. 
"Experiences matter. They shape us, change us, and help us understand the world. This year, in Senior English at Sidney High School we spent time reflecting on how our experiences have helped us grow. Students have considered how they are a reflection of their relationships with family and friends. They have considered the places they’ve been, the problems they’ve solved, the disappointments they’ve rebounded from, and the moments they’ve celebrated. They have not only reflected on these big moments, but they have also considered how smaller moments have mattered too. They recognize how we become a reflection of the music we listen to, the books we enjoy, the movies we quote, and the social media we choose to engage in or leave behind. Experiences matter. The Class of 2025 has been sharing their experiences through published articles in the Sidney Daily News. Now those articles are being shared on our school website and social media platforms. I hope you enjoy listening to their voices as much as I do."