Sheridan H S

Located at 211 Madison Street in Sheridan, Montana, Sheridan High School District operates as an active, independent public school district dedicated exclusively to secondary education for students in grades 9 through 12. Nestled in a remote rural setting, this single-school district offers a focused high school learning environment tailored to the surrounding community. Operating independently outside of a supervisory union or charter network, the district provides a traditional high school curriculum across four distinct grade levels. Community members, prospective families, and educational researchers can connect with the district directly by phone at (406) 842-5401 or by visiting its web portal at sheridan.k12.mt.us.

In the 2024–2025 school year, the district maintains an exceptionally close-knit learning environment with a total enrollment of 58 students—comprising 20 ninth graders, 14 tenth graders, 12 eleventh graders, and 12 twelfth graders. The student body includes 40 male and 18 female students, with a demographic composition that includes 53 White, four multiracial, and one Hispanic student. A defining asset of the district is its robust staffing model relative to its student body, employing approximately 17.4 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, nearly 11 support staff FTEs, and dedicated instructional aides, bringing total district personnel to nearly 29.5 FTE positions. This remarkably favorable student-to-teacher dynamic enables small class sizes, individualized instruction, and a supportive environment for every learner.