State identifies Early Building as top facilities priority
The Early Building — home of the Wright Place alternative middle school on the Sheridan Junior High School campus — was named the 17th highest priority school facilities project in
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The Early Building — home of the Wright Place alternative middle school on the Sheridan Junior High School campus — was named the 17th highest priority school facilities project in
John C. Schiffer Collaborative School Nancy Schiffer, and Schiffer students Parris Goins and Noah Lansing were among the speakers at the dedication of the new John C. Schiffer school on Oct. 19. Around 50 people attended the dedication. Scott Stults opened the dedication, thanking many of the
Sheridan County high school graduates can celebrate the big event with a “Night in Vegas” next month at the Early Building on the Sheridan Junior High School campus. The event is Project Graduation, and Sheridan’s Kiwanis Club will be hosting it this year. Kiwanian Jennifer Kahm said Project Graduation was started by the Harper family about 25 years ago as an alternate way for youth to celebrate their commencement from high school. The event will be on May 30, the day of Sheridan High School graduation ceremonies, starting at 9 p.m. But Kahm said all Sheridan County graduates are invit...