Shepherd High School

10/09/2026

Blue and Gold Day!

Come join the festivities tonight:
5:00pm Parade
6:30pm Role Models v BlueJays flag football, Band, Cheer, Pom performances, and presentation of the King and Queen

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

Homecoming events and theme days continue at SHS! Today students and staff participated in Soccer Moms v BBQ Dads. During passing times, Student Council and Staff created a cookout/soccer fan experience in the hallways. It was a great day with a lot of participation!

Tomorrow we look forward to assisting in 4 Pep Assemblies district-wide and the parade. Though it will look different and wasn't what we were hoping for, we are VERY EXCITED to close the night out at Veteran's Memorial Stadium for the BlueJay v Dad game! Halftime will bring performances by the Band, Cheeleadering Squad, and Pom Team, as well as the presentation of the winning class for spirit week and the crowning of the King and Queen!

PLEASE COME JOIN US TOMORROW AFTER THE PARADE TO CELEBRATE OUR STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY AT 6:30PM!!

10/07/2026

ATTENTION BLUEJAY FANS! JV Football will now be playing at home tomorrow night with a 6:00PM kickoff. We are waiting on confirmation for the Varsity Homecoming game Friday night. GO BLUEJAYS!

10/07/2026

We are so excited to announce that we have extended the Homecoming Parade! Please see the attached image for the route. The parade kicks off from Lois Lane at 5:00 p.m. Friday, and it will travel down all of Wright Avenue. Float drivers and club advisors will receive additional information from SHS Student Council soon.

10/06/2026

Homecoming is off to a great start! Yesterday we were twinning, and today we donned our class colors to compete in the fun of Mock Olympics! Soon, our hallways will be docorated, thanks to the hard work of our students and their class advisors! Great work to everyone so far!!

10/05/2026

The Wildlife Biology students dissected Barn Owl Pellets last week as part of their Aves Unit on birds. As they have just finished their Mammalia unit, they are exploring one of the many relationships between birds and mammals.
As they dissected their pellets, they sorted out each bone they found. Once they took inventory, they graphed and analyzed their data. They then acted as the Wildlife Biologist by using their own Owl Pellet data to draw conclusions about the owl's diet, its ecosystem's health, and the small mammal population in the area.
We saw lots of mole, shrew, and mouse bones and they were particularly excited to find fully in-tact skulls!
Great work Mrs. Beers and Wild Life Biology students!