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A Message from the Principals |
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Dear SFHS Falcon Families, |
November was an exciting month at Sheboygan Falls High School! Our students continue to shine both inside and outside the building.
Congratulations to our girls’ swim team for qualifying and competing at the WIAA State Tournament!. We’re also incredibly proud of one of our talented musicians who was selected to the prestigious Wisconsin State Honors Band.
The auditorium was electric as our talented cast brought Sister Act to life — a hilarious and heartfelt musical that had audiences cheering night after night.
We also celebrated the induction of our newest members into the National Honor Society. These outstanding students were recognized for their scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Welcome and congratulations!
The smooth sounds of our Jazz Ensemble filled the cafeteria during their fall performance — another reminder of the incredible musical talent in our building.
Winter sports and activities are now in full swing! Come out and support our basketball, dance, robotics, forensics, hockey, and wrestling teams this season. Mark your calendars for our upcoming events — the full schedule is available on the High School website.
Please visit https://www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/o/sfhs/page/daily-schedule to view the final exam schedule and plan accordingly.
As the holiday season approaches, we want to thank our exceptional students, staff, parents, and community for everything you do to make Sheboygan Falls High School such a special place.
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Thank you for your continued support of our students and our school.
Go Falcons!
Mike Nikson, SFHS Principal
Noah Kaufman, SFHS Associate Principal
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Wednesday, November 26th - Friday, November 28th: No School for Students (Thanksgiving Break)
Monday, December 8th @ 7pm: Winter Band Concert
Monday, December 15th @ 7pm: Winter Choir Concert
Wednesday, December 24th - Friday, January 2nd: No School for Students (Winter Break)
Monday, January 5th: School Resumes
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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. |
Board of Education Updates |
The School District of Sheboygan Falls will hold its next monthly regular board meeting on Monday, December 15th 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 November, the High School practiced a fire drill (November 21st). |
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Congratulations to everyone involved in Sister Act on an AMAZING performance!!! |
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Guest speakers from Prevea! They talked about their career path in healthcare in Intro to Health Care. |
Seven FFA Members went to Indianapolis for the National FFA Convention. |
Several Key Club members helped Kiwanis Members decorate the Gazebo in Settlers' Park. |
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Check this out! Megan Hand and the Food Science students are harvesting lettuce that is being used in the kitchen on the serving lines and in salads. Love that it’s local and grown right here in the school! |
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A Message from Nurse Timler and Dr. Brault |
The School District of Sheboygan Falls works closely with our Medical Director, Dr. Jenny Brault, to establish guidelines and policies that help protect our students. Staying up to date on vaccinations is one of the best ways to build up immunity, and protect ourselves and others from serious, and sometimes life-threatening, diseases. Please see the below message from Dr. Brault about the importance of vaccinations.
Stay healthy!
Deanna Timler, RN, BSN
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Get Vaccinated: Protect Yourself and Your Community |
Immunizations are one of the greatest achievements in modern medicine. They protect us from dangerous diseases that once caused widespread illness, disability, and death. By getting vaccinated, you not only protect yourself but also help shield those around you—especially infants, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems who cannot be vaccinated.
Vaccines work by training your immune system to recognize and fight specific germs without causing the illness itself. This prepares your body to respond quickly if you are ever exposed to the real disease. Because of widespread vaccination, illnesses like polio and smallpox have been nearly eliminated, and others such as measles and whooping cough are far less common than they once were.
Unfortunately, when vaccination rates drop, these diseases can return. Outbreaks still occur in communities where too few people are immunized. Choosing to get vaccinated is not only a personal decision—it’s a social responsibility. When most people in a community are protected, it creates “herd immunity,” which helps stop the spread of infections and keeps everyone safer.
Vaccines are thoroughly tested for safety and effectiveness before being approved, and their benefits far outweigh the rare risks. Getting immunized is a simple act that saves lives, reduces healthcare costs, and ensures a healthier future for all.
So, roll up your sleeve—protect yourself, protect others, and help keep our communities strong. Immunization is not just a personal choice; it’s a public good.
Dr. Jenny Brault, M.D.
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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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