Incoming kindergarteners are invited to sign up for the Sidney Police Department's RAD KIDS Safety Town August 23-26 at the Sidney Police Department. 

Sidney City Schools’ Whittier Early Childhood Center receives the State of Ohio's highest rating—5 Stars!

After countless hours of paperwork submission, classroom observations, and document completion by the entire Whittier Early Childhood Center (WECC) preschool staff, Sidney City Schools is proud to announce WECC has earned the distinction of being a Step Up to Quality five-star rated early childhood program.

Sidney City Schools is proud to offer preschool to children ages 3-5. Whittier Early Childhood Center's registration for the 2021-2022 school year is now open. Students newly enrolling at WECC should follow the link within the article to start the process. Those who currently attend WECC will receive further instructions for updating their enrollment records.

Sidney City Schools is pleased to share that the USDA has approved the Seamless Summer Option (SSO) extension for food services again for the upcoming school year. This means all K-12 students at Sidney City Schools will receive free breakfast and lunch meals for the entire 2021-2022 school year. 

All students will receive a free regular breakfast and/or lunch. Any additional items, like ala carte items, extra meal items, or extra milk will have to be paid for by the student. 

Regarding the American Rescue Plan: Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan for Sidney City Schools. 

Recognizing that the education landscape is changing and families are looking for learning opportunities to fit their needs, Sidney City Schools understand that some students need flexibility in what, where, and how they learn. Sidney is excited to introduce the Jacket Virtual Academy (JaVA), a virtual learning experience for students in grades K-12.
 

Sidney City Schools Athletics announces summer athletic camps. Additional camps will be added!

Sidney City Schools announced it will use $1.9 million of Federal ESSER (Elementary and Secondary Education Emergency Relief) funds to improve the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) at Sidney High School by installing a Trane Air Conditioner with MERV 13 filtration in all 29 classrooms and the gym, where no AC exists today.