Sheldon Middle School

08/19/2025

2025 Back to School Middle School Newsletter

Fall Middle School Newsletter The Sheldon Middle School Newsletter is available by clicking HERE ...

11/03/2024

Lunch this week at Sheldon Middle School!

*Image created by Sheldon High School Mass Media Student, Joe Freeman*

10/20/2024

Sheldon Middle School will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week this week. Students and staff at the are invited to dress up for each themed day.

10/20/2024

October Middle School Newsletter

Attached HERE is the Sheldon Middle School Newsletter.

08/13/2024

Sheldon Middle School Newsletter

Welcome back! Attached HERE is the Sheldon Middle School Newsletter.

08/12/2024

Sheldon Community School serves breakfast each school day from 7:45-8:15!

Breakfast is served daily at all 3 locations (East Elementary, Sheldon Middle School, and Sheldon High School).

Price is $1.75 for students this year.

Free and reduced applications are available online or in the office

07/29/2024

Back to School Registration is coming up!

Online registration will take place from August 1-9
In person registration will take place on Tuesday, August 6 from 11:00am-7:00 PM

More information to come.

First day of school will be Friday, August 23!

07/25/2024

The Sheldon Middle School is selling 3 bookshelves from the library.

$50 each. 9ft long 24 in deep.

Contact Cindy Barwick to claim. [email protected]

07/09/2024

Are you missing a bike?
This bike has been parked at the Middle School since the last day of school.
If this is your bike, please contact the Middle School at 712-324-4346.

Thank you.

05/30/2024

Congratulations to the Students of the Month at Sheldon Middle School!

5th - Levi Molettiere
6th - Jovyleen Jiro
7th - Aubrey Freymann
8th - Parker Whitcanack

05/30/2024

Congratulations to Mrs. De Groot's TA for being the 2023-2024 7th grade TA Champions!

05/22/2024

Ms. Glenda Barrios from NCC came to the middle school to talk with Ms. Nilson's 7th and 8th graders about her journey in life.

She talked about coming over to the United States, learning English, and how she got to where she is today. She talked about how important it is for students to strive to do their best and that anything is possible if they set her mind to it. She talked about how she helps adults get enrolled in English classes, helps those who are working towards their GED or HiSET, and helps people who want to get into the workforce.

Students gained a lot of knowledge about NCC, as well and what the college has to offer.

*Image created by Sheldon High School Mass Media Student, Alyssa Schnoor*