Sheridan School District Board Of Education Members

The Board of Education in Sheridan is made up of five elected representatives who come from five director districts. Board members serve staggered terms so that no more than three members could be replaced in any given election. The next election for Board seats will be held in the fall of 2007.

The Board of Education takes great pride in the Sheridan School District and continually seeks new ways to create community involvement in our schools. The Board makes monthly community walks and participates in Sounding Boards with students, staff, parents and community members. The Sheridan Board of Education engaged the public in assisting with the development of a new Vision and Mission statement that will help guide the district.

The Board of Education meets the second Tuesday of each month (work session) and the fourth Tuesday of each month. On the Second Tuesday the Board meets in the conference room and on the fourth Tuesday the Board meets in the Board Room. Both the conference room and the Board Room are located at 4000 So. Lowell Blvd. The Regular Board Meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. and the work session begins at 5 p.m. At the Regular Board meeting citizens have the opportunity to address the Board at the beginning and the end of the meeting. Minutes and agendas of Board meetings can be found on our web site. The Board of Education can be contacted by voice mail at 720-833-6619.

THE SHERIDAN BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS A SEAT OPEN FOR APPOINTMENT

School Board Seat Open for Appointment:

• District B (2-year term).  District B includes all areas west of South Federal Blvd. which is north of West Bear Creek Drive and the area south of Highway 285 to West Mansfield Ave. (from South Hazel Court generally east to South Santa Fe Drive) and also the area south of West Mansfield Ave. to West Oxford Ave. which lies west of South Federal Blvd. and east of South Hazel Court.

The requirements to serve on the board are:

• An interest in serving the community and the students of the Sheridan School District and their families
• Be a registered voter for at least the last twelve months
• Reside in Director District B for at least the last 12 months

Serving on the school board does take time and energy; however it can be one of the most rewarding challenges any citizen could hope for. 

If you are interested, please contact Carol Kube at 720-833-6616 to ask how to apply