Sheridan Elem

Located at 211 Madison Street in Sheridan, Montana, Sheridan Elementary District serves as a vital educational hub within a remote rural community. As an active, traditional public school district operating independently of any supervisory union, the district manages two operational facilities dedicated to foundational learning. Covering a grade span from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, Sheridan Elementary provides seamless support for early childhood development through the middle school years. Community members, parents, and researchers can learn more about district initiatives online at sheridan.k12.mt.us or by calling the administrative office at (406) 842-5302.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, the district enrolled a close-knit body of 187 students, consisting of 90 female and 97 male learners across its programs. Sheridan Elementary District maintains an exceptionally favorable staffing environment that prioritizes individual student attention. The learning community is anchored by approximately 26 full-time equivalent teachers, supported by roughly 6 instructional aides and 23 support staff members, bringing the total district staff to over 54 full-time equivalents. This generous staffing structure enables dedicated care across a diverse student demographic—comprising 165 White, 10 Hispanic, 9 multiracial, 2 Asian, and 1 American Indian student—ensuring a supportive, responsive educational setting tailored to the needs of rural Montana families.