Sidney City Schools' goal is to keep students in school, in-person five days a week. We were able to do this pretty well last year with the help of families and our community. Here is guidance related to COVID-19 for the 2021-2022 school year. 

Sidney High School Student Government is proud to announce the 2021 SHS Homecoming Court and other homecoming festivities. 

Sidney City Schools has recently welcomed Angie Ross and Denny Morrison to the district for the 2021-2022 school year in the roles of Family and Community Engagement Coordinators. Funded with state and federal grant money, Ross and Morrison will work to support families and bridge family and community engagement with our schools. 

Like many school districts in our region and even across the country, we are experiencing critical staffing shortages due to illness and quarantine protocols. Unfortunately, there is also a shortage of substitute teachers. Because of this, we are asking families to prepare for the possibility of a building closure. Our goal is to give families advanced notice, however, we may make the call the same morning of the closure.

Sidney City Schools is welcoming two principals, two assistant principals, and a director of special education to the district for the 2021-2022 school year. Learn a little more about them! 

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.