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Graduation will be on May 19, 2024 at 12:00PM.
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Join us at the Viola Public Library District Monday night, May 13, 6-7 p.m. for an opportunity to catch up with Superintendent Dr. Carl Johnson!
Put it on your calendar, and don't miss out!
There will be Olde Towne Bakery cookies!
This is the *final pop-up* opportunity for "Convos with Carl" for this school year.
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Student Summer Activities
Sports Camps sponsored by Sherrard Schools
Sherrard Public Library Summer Reading
Summer EBT, or SUN Bucks, is a new permanent nutrition program authorized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to help families buy food for their school-aged children during the summer.
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School Bus Driver
Paraprofessional @ Sherrard Elementary
Special Ed Teacher@ Sherrard Elementary
Secretary @ Winola Elementary
Library Aide @ Winola Elementary
Elementary School Counselor
Drivers Education Teacher
Health Teacher @ Jr & Sr High
Custodian & Maintenance @ Sr High
Varsity Cheerleading Coach
Varsity Cross Country Coach
Assistant Cook @ Sr High -
Class of 2037
We are eager to meet our new kindergarten students for the 2024-2025 school year. To enroll in Kindergarten, you must be 5 years old by September 1, 2024.
Please complete this online Kindergarten Contact form for each child for the 2024-2025 school year.
If you have any questions, please contact one of the elementary school secretaries. Amy Hammond, Secretary of Sherrard Elementary can be reached at (309) 593-2917. Elizabeth Shillinger, Secretary of Winola Elementary can be reached at (309) 596-2114
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13 Sherrard Student-Athletes Sign to Play Next Level
Sherrard Activities Director Lisa Emendorfer gave the athletes a few tips during the signing ceremony May 8, “Be prepared to be a the ‘new kid’, it is going to be hard. You have been a ‘big fish’ in our Sherrard pond, everyone knows you, we know your accomplishments, we all think you are amazing.
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April Tiger Talent: Kathy Slattery
Kathy Slattery, supervisor at Sherrard Elementary School was chosen to be the Tiger Talent for the month of April. Over the years Slattery has served in varying capacities, “I have volunteered 32 years. Approximately 21 years subbing in the kitchen and 11 as a lunch lady,” she detailed.
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Sherrard High's 2024 Achievement Night Celebrates Excellence
April 30, 2024- The Sherrard Achievement Night was held honoring many students and awarding scholarship funds.
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2024 Prom theme: Enchanted Forest
The 2024 Junior Senate would like to thank Alyssa Peterson and Healthy 2 Wholesome for once again sponsoring Prom. “We appreciate your generosity. The cookies, muffins, and water bottles were a big hit!" Said class sponsor Lori Arnold, HS business teacher.
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Sherrard School Board & Sherrard Education Association Seal 3 year Labor Contract, Boosting Teacher Benefits & District Competitiveness
SHERRARD — The Sherrard School Board and the Sherrard Education Association (SEA) ratified a three-year labor agreement at the regular board meeting April 17, 2024.
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Matherville Students Perform at ILMEA
April, 2024 - The ILMEA district 2 Elementary Festival was Saturday, April 20 at Rockridge. There were over 10 schools in the surrounding areas that participated.
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Matherville Intermediate Explores Owl Pellet Dissection:
Sixth grade Challenge class at Matherville Intermediate, students delved into the fascinating world of owl pellet dissection recently.
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Sherrard High School's Trades Career Fair: Connecting Students to Future Opportunities
“The turnout was impressive, and many students made valuable connections for their future careers,” said Sherrard Academic Coordinator Julie Drish.
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Sherrard Welding Team Wins Competition for Third Year Straight
“Winning first place for the third consecutive year is a testament to our team's dedication, skill, and relentless pursuit of excellence,” said proud Ag/Welding teacher, John Rasty.
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Sherrard Officials Collaborate to Address Bullying
In this collaborative video, Sherrard Superintendent, Dr. Carl Johnson, High School Assistant Principal Alex Johnson, Instructional Technology Coach Steve Miller and School Resource Officer, and Rock Island County Deputy Mike Mendoza all urge students to talk to an adult as soon as they feel they are a victim of bullying - plus, they discuss the protocols that go into effect when officials are notified about an alleged incident of bullying.
