The 2018 SHS commencement will take place on Thursday, June 21, at 6:00 p.m. at Finn Stadium. The rain date is Friday, June 22.
The Shelton High School prom will be held on Saturday, May 19, at 6:00 p.m. at the Amber Room Colonnade, Danbury. Tickets are on sale after school in the main lobby until Friday, May 4.
Click below to see the PowerPoint from the 2018 Eighth Grade Open House.
Students wishing to purchase a parking spot on high school grounds must present updated vehicle registration, car insurance, and a valid State of Connecticut driver's license when registering the vehicle with SHS security. A $100 bank check or money order made payable to "Shelton High School" must be presented at time of registration. No personal checks or cash will be accepted. The Parking Registration form can be found on the SHS website under "About," "Forms."
Bus routes for the 2017-2018 school year may be found on the District website; click on the "Departments" tab and then "Transportation."
Shelton's Summer Learning Program is coming soon!
It’s time to start thinking about summer plans for your student! We have exciting courses offered this year at the Summer Learning Program. Our newly created, Summer Learning Program Website can be found online on the district homepage under the Teaching and Learning tab. Or by going to https://sites.google.com/a/sheltonpublicschools.org/summer-program-2018/ (control/click on this link) You may register and pay for your course(s) online. Paper copies of course offerings will soon be available in your individual school's main office.
Take advantage of this fun and educational learning opportunity! Maybe your child would like to try out computer coding or perhaps dive into a good summer novel. We also offer credit recovery and advancement courses for qualifying students. There is a course for everyone. Registration with transportation is currently being accepted. We look forward to working with your student this summer.
Please join us on May 8th at 6:30 PM in the Shelton Intermediate School Auditorium as state educational leaders and members of the FBI's Technical Investigation Unit share tools and insights on how to keep you and your children safe online, how to protect your family's devices, and how to apply social media best practices. For more information, click here.
The SPS Wellness Committee is in the process of revising the current Wellness Policy and is looking for interested volunteers to join the committee. Parents, students, teachers and interested community members may apply to participate on the committee. To express your interest please email John Niski, Supervisor of Health & Physical Education at jniski@sheltonpublicschools.org Meetings are held periodically throughout the school year.
To the greater school community,
Everyone in the Shelton Public School System family is deeply saddened to hear yet again of a school shooting in our nation. We grieve for those students and teachers who were lost during this senseless tragedy. The Shelton Public School System continues to remain vigilant regarding the safety of our students, faculty, and staff. We will continue to work closely with our local Police Dept to keep our children safe! Below find information which may help you deal with this topic in your homes. Remember - the school system and our resources are at your disposal.
Click the link below to access more information on how to prevent getting the flu, and how to talk to your children about the flu.
Shelton High School community believes that a safe, respectful atmosphere must be established and maintained for all students to achieve excellence and become responsible citizens. Within this environment, we expect all students to be engaged learners and critical thinkers who demonstrate technological literacy. The Shelton High School student is expected to meet academic, social and civic expectations. We believe students, staff, and parents, in cooperation with community members, must share responsibility in the teaching and learning process. Shelton High School offers a variety of academic, co-curricular and athletic opportunities for all students. We encourage students to challenge themselves academically and to rise to their full potential. Students are also encouraged to participate in clubs, on teams and in school productions. Shelton High School is a place where there is a culture of respect for self and others and we are committed to offer opportunities for life-long learning. Our Gael Guidelines define our school culture: respect, responsibility, safety.
I look forward to a productive year.
Dr. Beth A. Smith
Headmaster
Shelton High School
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