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TRHS’ latest production shows increase in student participation (opens the original)
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DAYTON â With twice the amount of students from last yearâs production, Tongue River High School is in week five preparing for its performance of DreamWorksâ âHow to Train Your Dragon.â About 45 students are a part of this yearâs production. Director Tammy Doke said because the DreamWorks story is a foundational show, the students have brought a different kind of energy because they have a connection to the story. Hector Martinez started as education and sports reporter for The Sheri
Sheridan County FFA leads annual Ag Expo (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â Lucie Sorenson remembers the impact the annual Ag Expo had on her when she was in fourth grade. Now a senior at Sheridan High School, she looked to make the same impact Tuesday. Serving as vice president for the John B. Kendrick FFA chapter, Sorenson said the most important thing an FFA chapter can do is be involved with its community. Hector Martinez started as education and sports reporter for The Sheridan Press in April 2024. Reach Hector at hector.martinez@thesheridanpress.com o
Valor Academy ready for new school year (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â A fresh Monday morning that brought clear, blue skies, also brought a new year for Valor Academy. Since opening in 2021, Valor Academy â a private Christian school â has slowly grown in student enrollment. The school first opened its doors to 27 sixth- through eighth-graders and has now grown to serving 68 students this school year, including fifth-graders for the first time in its programâs history. Hector Martinez started as education and sports reporter for The Sheridan Pre
Youth compete in third annual mutton bustin' (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â Before Ryker Cunningham hopped onto a sheep at the third annual mutton bustinâ competition, his father John Cunningham gave him one piece of advice: just hang on. Mutton bustinâ is a competition where youth hang onto a sheep for as long as they can as it runs across the rodeo arena. Hector Martinez started as education and sports reporter for The Sheridan Press in April 2024. Reach Hector at hector.martinez@thesheridanpress.com or 307-675-9995.
How PTO works in Sheridan County school districts (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â Life happens. A teacher canât plan to be sick or for a family emergency to occur only during the summer. âItâs fine to say, âHey, you can plan vacations and should probably plan them in the summer when youâre off.â But people die randomly, people get sick randomly and babies are born randomly a little bit,â Sheridan County School District 1 Business Manager Jeremy Smith said. âWe always want (teachers) to be in front of our kids and show up, but if they have things t
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