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There are a lot of great things happening at Sidney High School. Scroll through for all of the latest news!

Brooke Voress named state champion in American Legion Americanism & Government Test

SHS junior Riley Randolph has been named State Champion in the American Legion Americanism and Government Test and has earned an all-expense-paid, week-long trip to historic Gettysburg, PA, and the nation’s capital, Washington, DC. The American Legion Department of Ohio sponsors the yearly trip taking the top 3 boys and 3 girls in grades 10-12 for a total of only 18 students statewide.

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96th Annual SHS National Honor Society Induction

Sidney High School ushered in 26 new junior members and 3 new senior members to the National Honor Society during the 96th annual induction ceremony on November 13.  

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SHS Fall Sports Awards
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Sidney High School celebrated an outstanding Fall Sports Awards Night, highlighting both athletic commitment and academic excellence. Of our 195 fall athletes, 163 earned an Academic Award—an incredible 84%! To qualify, athletes had to maintain a 3.2 GPA or higher during the first quarter.

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SHS Homecoming Court Announced
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Sidney High School is proud to announce its 2025 Homecoming events taking place starting on Friday, October 3. 

This year’s nominees for Homecoming King are Joe Boehm, Will Boehm, Karson Clack, Ishhod Diomande, Braylon Fisher, Grady Mitchell, and Myles Steenrod. 

Nominees for Homecoming Queen are Sophia Bosslet, Marly Coons, Alyssa Cooper, Tatum Money, Kaylee Morgan, Kalesha Rush, and Brooklyn Woolum.

Homecoming Festivities & Game Night

Friday night’s Homecoming events include:

  • Pep Rally — Friday, October 3 at 2:00 p.m. (students and staff)
  • Parade — Friday, October 3 at 6:15 p.m. (same route as last year–beginning at Emerson Primary, passing in front of SHS, ending at the stadium)
  • Crowning Ceremony — Friday, October 3 at 6:35 p.m. (introduction of court followed by the crowning)
  • Homecoming Football Game — Friday, October 3 at Sidney Memorial Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.
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D&S Construction partners with SHS to create hands-on trades storefront in construction classroom

Sidney High School’s Construction students are gaining hands-on experience like never before, thanks to an exciting new partnership with D&S Construction. The company is leading the development of a trades storefront within the school’s Construction classroom, creating a dynamic learning space where students can develop essential skills in real-world environments.

Under the guidance of Construction teacher John Lloyd, the new storefront will feature dedicated sections for plumbing, electrical, framing, and HVAC, giving students a well-rounded introduction to key trades within the building industry. This setup mirrors actual job sites, providing students with valuable, practical learning experiences that will prepare them for future careers.

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SCS to honor students through the International Thespian Society

Sidney City Schools will mark a historic milestone on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at 7:00 PM in the SHS Auditorium, with the inaugural induction ceremony for its newly established chapter of the International Thespian Society (ITS). This prestigious honor society recognizes exceptional commitment and achievement in theatre arts, and Sidney High School is proud to join the global network of schools celebrating the importance of performing arts education.

Under the guidance of Choir and Drama Director Mrs. Sandy Shipe, the creation of Sidney City School's ITS chapter reflects the growing dedication to fostering creativity, teamwork, and excellence in theatre. The society provides students with opportunities for leadership, collaboration, and participation in theatre at both local, state, and national levels.

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95th annual National Honor Society induction ceremony held

Sidney High School ushered in 38 new junior members and 6 new senior members to the National Honor Society during the 95th annual induction ceremony on November 13, one of the largest NHS induction classes since the start of NHS at Sidney High School.  

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SHS represented at OSBA Student Achievement Fair
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Each November, the Ohio School Boards Association hosts its statewide Capital Conference at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in downtown Columbus. This gathering, attended by thousands of educators and school leaders, is a premier event where experts and practitioners share best practices that can be implemented immediately in classrooms across Ohio. The Conference offers a blend of insights (inspiring keynote speakers), innovation (new products and services in the trade show), and celebration of student success (Student Achievement Fair).

The Student Achievement Fair is a highlight of the conference, where exceptional programs and initiatives from schools across Ohio are showcased. Schools submit applications to participate, and the selected programs bring both students and teachers to share firsthand the initiatives driving their success. This year, seventy outstanding programs from across the state were chosen, and Sidney High School is proud to have two of them represented.

Science teacher Jeff Webb (Materials Science and Engineering) and FFA advisor Cody Myers are there with teams of Sidney High School students to present their impactful programs. It is an incredible honor to be able to showcase the dedication of our teachers and students to academic excellence and innovation.

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Sidney City Schools has had a great start to the school year. Many exciting activities are taking place in the schools and the classrooms. 

“Our administrators have created a culture of accountability, balancing tough love with earned praise,” shares Denny Morrison, Family & Community Engagement Coordinator for Sidney City Schools. “Classroom teachers and aides are organized and prepared. They are adept at building relationships with their students. They have established a can-do climate for success.” 

Morrison has been spending time visiting the schools and popping into classrooms to see firsthand the academic activities and learning taking place. 

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