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Welcome to Sheridan Terrace!

Sheridan Terrace Elementary, dedicated in 2003, serves students from Kindergarten through fourth grade. A dedicated Schoolwide Title I committee of parents, teachers, specialists, and administrators meet regularly to ensure high quality, responsive instruction and to monitor students' academic growth.  

School News

Transition Night at Sheridan Terrace - May 1, 2025 6-7:30 PM

We are pleased to invite you to one of our most popular annual events - Transition Night: Making a Smooth Move to the Next Grade.  This event provides you with the opportunity to meet with classroom teachers to learn more about what the next school year will look like for your child.  Year after year, families have expressed how beneficial this event has been in helping them understand the expectations for their child as they move to the next grade level.  

This year the event will be held on Thursday, May 1, 2025 from 6:00PM-7:30PM at Sheridan Terrace Elementary School.  This is for adults only and there will be no childcare available. Please reach out to the Sheridan Terrace main office for more information.
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Kindergarten Celebration 2025 - 5th Annual Kinder-Grammies - Monday, May 19

We will be celebrating our Kdg. students on Monday, May 19, there will be two shows. Rooms 12 (Mrs. Mochar) and 13 AM (Mrs. Lynn) will have their celebration at 9:45 AM. Family members should enter through door 1, doors will open at 9:30 AM. Rooms 11 (Mrs. Hornick) and 13 PM (Mrs. Lynn) will have their celebration at 1:45 PM, door 1 will open at 1:30 PM. There will be cookies and drinks served after the show.
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Sheridan Terrace STEM Squires 24-25

STEM Squires is a program offered through the Norwin School District at the K-4 levels to increase student interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Careers. Please click the headline to schedule your presentation.
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Sheridan Terrace Student Assistance Program 2024-2025

What is the Student Assistance Program?
This program helps students overcome barriers to learning so that they achieve, remain in school, and advance. It is an intervention program, not a treatment program that integrates a process of information gathering, and referral through a team. Parental permission is necessary for this program.

The Sheridan Terrace SAP team is (back row) Miss Victoria, Mrs. Ogg, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Bell, Miss Guzik, Mrs. Karcher, Mrs. Edmonds, and Mr. Kozar. (Sitting) Mr. Rutkowski, Mrs. Miklos, and Mr. Mainwaring,
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