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Kristie Hardimon
NHS Officers passed their offices down to the new NHS officers for the 2018-2019 school year! view image
Erik Young
Congratulations Sullivan High School Class of 2018! It's been a pleasure working with you. Best of luck in your future endeavors! Mr. Young view image
Erik Young
GRADUATION TODAY Due to the possibility of inclement weather, Graduation will be held in the high school gym today. Doors will open at 1:45PM for the general public. Each senior was given two tickets for floor seats. These seats will be released to general admission at 2:15PM. All other seating in the gym is first come, first serve. The ceremony is free of charge and open to the public Seniors need to be in the high school commons by 1:30PM and the ceremony will begin at 2:30PM
Marsha Kirby
SHS Student Council elected officers for the 2018-2019 school year. Pictured from front right: Madalyne McPheeters, Vice President; Natalie Drury, Reporter; Carley Towle, Secretary. Back row, from right: Dalton Rogers, Treasurer; Cullen Dyer, President; Spencer Johnson, Sargent-at-Arms. view image
Cami Badman
Calling all current juniors (Class of 2019)!! Do you want the opporunity to personalize your parking spot next year? If so, speak to Mrs. Badman or Mrs. Kirby! All money and paperwork is due by Tuesday, 5/22. view image
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YouTube Live - Senior Class March
As long as there are no issues with weather or equipment, the Senior Class March will be available Live on our YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe! The event may be paused as locations transition.T......
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National Firefighters' Day
In recognition of National Firefighters Day, the Sullivan FFA donated a plaque to the Sullivan Fire Department and Sullivan Volunteer Fire Department. The plaque was a wood carved American flag with th......
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Sullivan FFA Officer Elected to Section Office
Congratulations to Zane Gardner who was elected the Section FFA Vice President for the upcoming school year. Zane is one of six individuals elected tol represent our section of thirteen schools in plan......
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