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There are a lot of great things happening at Sidney City Schools. Scroll through for all of the latest news!
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Right at School to replace Latchkey
Sidney City Schools is excited to announce a new partnership with Right At School, a nationally recognized school enrichment provider, for before and after-school care to replace Latchkey. Starting in the fall of 2024, Right At School will offer the program to students in kindergarten through fifth grades. (Latchkey will continue to be available through the end of the current school year.)
- Before + After School
Emerson Primary to End School Year Early
The Emerson Primary school year will end early on Monday, May 13. Emerson will be replacing classroom flooring this summer; it is a big project. Ending the school year a couple of days early will give Emerson staff enough time to pack up their classrooms, which will allow the flooring project to get started with enough time to finish before school starts again. Emerson Primary families have been previously notified and will receive reminders as the end of the year nears.
All other schools will end as scheduled on Wednesday, May 15.
- Calendar
- Emerson Primary
Sidney City Schools has set their kindergarten screening and registration for the 2024-2025 school year for Tuesday, May 21, 2024, for Longfellow Primary School and Wednesday, May 22, 2024, for Emerson Primary School. Both screenings will take place at Longfellow Primary at 1250 Park Street. Appointments can be made beginning Monday, March 4, 2024.
- Emerson Primary
- Kindergarten
- Longfellow Primary
Board members honored during School Board Recognition Month
January is School Board Recognition Month, and Sidney City Schools is celebrating its board members for their dedication and commitment to the district and its students.
“The dedication, commitment, and vision of our school board members shape the future of our schools and students,” Sidney Superintendent Bob Humble said. “Their focus is always on helping all our students be successful in their future endeavors. Celebrating School Board Recognition Month is one way to say thanks for all they do.”
Stay Safe. Speak Up!
Sidney City Schools iscommitted to the safety and well-being of our students and school community. That’s why we continue totakeimportant steps to enhance personal safety for our students and staff and provide a positive learning environment for all students.
Our district continues to use the Stay Safe. Speak Up! Student Safety Reporting System (powered by PublicSchoolWORKS). Stay Safe. Speak Up! is a comprehensive reporting tool that allows students, parents, and staff to submit safety concerns to school officials.
Concerns can be submitted in three ways:
Mobile App. Download the Stay Safe. Speak Up! mobile app and enter our unique District Code to submit reports directly from your smartphone. District Code: SIDNEY
Find the app in the App Store or the Google Play Store by searching "Stay Safe Speak Up."Phone. Call1-866-547-8362 to leave a voice message or speak with a trained, live attendant. Attendants can initiate contact with various national crisis hotlines if a student needs help in dealing with a personal emergency.
Online. Click on the STAY SAFE. SPEAK UP!button (siren icon)on the homepage of every school website on SidneyCitySchools.org to access the online form from a desktop computer or laptop. You can also find this link in various accessible places on the website. You can also use the search tool by clicking on the magnifying glass in the Menu and searching "Stay Safe. Speak Up!"
Students, staff, and familiescan easily report tips on bullying, harassment, drugs, weapons, thoughts of suicide, or any other concern that may jeopardize the safety of students, employees, or school property.
