Shelton High School

Kaplan Test Prep - Shelton High School and Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions will offer SAT Preparation Classes at Shelton High School in preparation for the spring test administrations.   Classes begin on March 21, 2012 and continue through April 30, 2012.  Classes meet Monday and Wednesday evenings for five weeks (10 sessions).  Classes begin at 5:30 p.m.  Each student also receives a complete home study kit and a personalized student home page with homework assignments and online workshops.  The price for Shelton High students is $499.  For further information or to register for the SAT Preparation Course, please contact Kaplan at 1-800-KAP-TEST or visit them online at www.kaptest.com.

The Shelton High School Gates on Constitution Boulevard North are closed during school hours. They are re-opened at dismissal time and re-locked at 4:15 p.m. They will be open for all major high school functions. While parents may find this inconvenient, it has led to a significant decrease in the vandalism and trash on campus. 

Shelton High School Mission Statement

Shelton High School is a learning community where students are expected to meet high academic and behavioral standards while developing to their full potential.  We are committed to providing our diverse student body with a safe environment characterized by respect.  Our staff, students, parents, and community work collaboratively to encourage life-long learning and responsible citizenship.

Academic Expectations

The Shelton High School student:

 ·         Uses information to formulate and support ideas.

 ·        Works independently and cooperatively.

 ·        Writes and speaks fluently.    

 ·        Thinks critically and creatively to solve problems.

 ·        Demonstrates technological literacy.

 ·        Appreciates the arts.

 ·        Understands the life-long value of physical wellness. 

 ·        Connects material from multiple subjects.

 Civic and Social Expectations

 The Shelton High School student:

 ·           Contributes responsibly to the school and community.

  ·        Values diversity and its importance.

 ·        Understands democratic thought and process.

 ·        Takes responsibility for his/her education.

 ·        Demonstrates respect, integrity, and honesty in all endeavors.