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Sidney High School
Bravo

Shrek The Musical featured 70+ students, staff, and community members!

Orchestra

Sidney City Schools boast a talented music program which includes an orchestra! 

Service

SHS Key Club is more than 70 members strong and serving in our community. 

Role Models

Sidney High School students understand they are leaders in our community and serve as role models to our younger Yellow Jackets. 

High school juniors and seniors stand in a row, each holding a single candle as they get inducted into the National Honor Soc
NHS

Congratulations to the 93rd annual National Honor Society inductees! 

2023 Senior Girls Sit by SCS School Bus
Hello, Seniors!

Class of 2023 — Senior Rah! 

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900+

Total Students

Sidney High School has more than 900 students in grades 9-12.

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Upper Valley Career Center

An average of 100 juniors and seniors attend Upper Valley Career Center for career tech education each year. 

70+

Extra-Curricular Activities

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

18+

College Credit Plus and AP Courses

Sidney High School offers more than 18 CCP and AP courses. 

Senior Voices

Senior Voices is a writing project of SHS English Teacher, Sara Olding. 
"'What do you know for sure?' It is a question I like to ask the seniors in my English class. It makes for great discussion. The more time I spend with young people, the more I see them get frustrated when older people say, 'Wait until you get into the real world.' This statement implies that younger people aren't living in a world of responsibilities and experiences. While their world may be different from their older counterparts, it is very much real. They have lived experiences that are worth sharing. Part of my job is to help them put those experiences into words and find their voices. This year we spent time exploring what we know for sure. What we truly believe is hard to capture in words unless we slow down enough to reflect on it. The Class of 2023 has been sharing their beliefs—what they know for sure—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."