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A Message from the Principals |
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Dear SFHS Falcon Families,
As the academic year draws to a close, we want to highlight some important updates and celebrate the incredible momentum within our halls. While our spring sports teams have become experts at dodging raindrops to get their games and meets in, our students have been achieving amazing things in many other arenas.
We would like to extend a huge shout-out and offer our congratulations to the talented Forensics, FFA, FBLA, and Solo & Ensemble students who represented or will represent SFHS at the state competitions. We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication that led to these achievements. Their success is a testament to the talent we have here at the Falls.
We are excited to hold our first-ever Senior Academic and Athletic Awards Ceremony. This event will take place in the auditorium on Wednesday, May 13th, where we will recognize our Seniors and their many accomplishments before the entire student body. These Seniors have achieved so much during their High School careers and continue to serve as excellent role models for all our students.
Thank you for your continued partnership as we head into these final weeks. Your ongoing encouragement of your student’s daily academic responsibilities is vital to their success and future planning. We look forward to celebrating a strong finish to the year together.
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Thank you for your partnership in education.
Go Falcons!
Mike Nikson, SFHS Principal
Noah Kaufman, SFHS Associate Principal
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Friday, May 1st: 2026-27 Early Bird Registration is Open!
Saturday, May 2nd: State Solo Ensemble
Wednesday, May 6th: 9-12 Band Spring Concert
Thursday, May 14th: FBLA Blood Drive
Friday, May 15th: Jazz in the Park Concert
Wednesday, May 20th: 9-12 Choir Spring Concert
Thursday, May 21st: Last Day of School for 12th graders
Friday, May 22nd / Monday, May 25th: No School (Memorial Day Holiday Weekend)
Friday, May 29th: Last Day of School for 9th-11th graders
Sunday, May 31st: SFHS Graduation
Monday, June 1st: No School for Students (Staff Professional Development)
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Please see HERE for the forms needed for your child to participate in sports during the 2025-26 school year. These forms can also be found on our High School website under athletics and SFHS athletics registration HERE. All forms should be turned into the High School office.
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Board of Education Updates |
The School District of Sheboygan Falls will hold its next monthly regular board meeting on Monday, May 18th at 6:00 pm. Please join us! You can find more information about upcoming meetings, your Board Members and more HERE. Can't make It? You can view the Board Agendas and Minutes at BoardDocs.com HERE.
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In April, all students at the High School participated in the state-wide tornado drill on April 21st. |
2026-27 Early Bird Registration (Beginning May 1st) |
Beginning Friday, May 1st, registration for the 2026-27 school year will be open.
Watch your email for further information!
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All of our Seniors and many of our Juniors and Sophomores attended our 1st Annual Hiring Fair. Several students have been offered full-time, part-time, or seasonal positions with area employers! |
Congratuations to Forensics State Qualifiers! |
Physics Day at Great America! |
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All of our Seniors also participated in mock interviews with area Human Resource Specialists! |
Congrats on new school records!!! |
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Allergy Season in Wisconsin
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Spring has arrived, which means allergy season in Wisconsin isn't far behind. This year will be particularly tough for people with seasonal allergies as climate change continues to drive longer and more intense pollen seasons, according to a recent report by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
An increasingly earlier spring and later fall allow pollen-producing trees and plants to be active longer, and warming temperatures in urban areas are increasing air pollution and further stimulating pollen production, the report said.
Due to overlapping symptoms, it can be hard to tell the difference between a cold and allergies. Allergy symptoms occur when your body reacts to a foreign allergen protein, such as grass, mold, or pollen. When an allergen is present, your body's defense system kicks in, causing your immune system to react to protect you.
Colds are caused by your body's response to a virus. In this case, your immune system responds by causing physical symptoms, like inflammation. The response occurs as it attempts to eliminate the virus and heal your body.
The chart below outlines the difference between common cold and allergy symptoms:
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Here are some tips that can help you prepare for allergy season, and allow you to get outside and enjoy the spring weather: |
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Check pollen counts. Make sure to check pollen counts daily during peak allergy season and stay inside on high-pollen days if possible.
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Keep pollen out of your home. You can keep pollen out of your home by taking shoes off before entering the house, putting pollen-laden clothes in the washing machine immediately and closing the windows on high-pollen days, and cleaning your bedding, fabric furniture, and floors weekly and your curtains and washable rugs monthly will also help.
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Use high-efficiency filters. If possible, use central air conditioning or air cleaners with a HEPA, or high efficiency filter.
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Treat your symptoms early. Allergy medications often work best if you start taking them before pollen levels surge. Speak to your doctor about when to start treatment.
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Sheboygan Falls Athletic Booster Club Updates
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Each year, the Sheboygan Falls Athletic Booster Club is on a mission to give back to SFHS student athletes! Just this year, the Booster Club has donated over $20,000 in equipment and other services to SFHS athletics, including: |
- HUDL subscription (all sports)
- Track and field starting blocks and block cart, shot put toe board
- Football HUDL camera
- Swim scoreboard
- Dance choreography fees
- Soccer equipment
- HUDL camera
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Basketball locker room stools
- Safety netting for baseball field
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In addition, the Booster Club Scholarship program awards up to $5,000 in scholarships to qualifying senior student athletes. All this is only possible through YOUR support of our concession stands, fundraisers, and volunteering that DIRECTLY impacts our mission!
Want to learn more about the Booster Club? If you have a student athlete participating in high school sports, you can join the Booster Club! Our next big event is the annual Booster Club Scholarship Golf Outing on Saturday, May 30th!
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District and Related Employment Opportunities
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Looking for part-time work? Full-time work? Flexibility?
The District and Related Organizations have some great opportunities!
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BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SHEBOYGAN COUNTY: Afterschool program fees are waived for children of parents who work at the Boys & Girls Club! If you are interested in part-time work, your child can be enrolled in the afterschool program for FREE while you work for the Club. Learn more about available opportunities or apply at www.ThePositivePlace.com/careers.
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