Gov. Evers Honors the 2023 Governor's Financial Literacy Award Recipients
Please congratulate Evan Schmidt, Shorewood High School Social Studies Department Chair, for receiving the 2023 Governor's Financial Literacy Award.
Shorewood High School
1701 E. Capitol Dr. Shorewood, WI 53211
Main Office: 414-963-6920
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
TO REPORT STUDENT ABSENCE - CALL 414-963-6922 OR EMAIL [email protected]
2023-2024 School Year
APRIL 2024
18th: Art Show (K-12) at Shorewood Public Library 6 pm
25th: SIS/SHS Jazz Concert 7 pm The Atrium
27th: WSMA State Solo Ensemble at UWM
27th: PROM!!
PAST WEEKLY BULLETINS
If you have a student enrolled at SHS, every Thursday you will receive an Infinite Campus email with a link to our weekly bulletin to help you stay "in the know." The most recent issues always appear below.
Welcome to Shorewood High School!
Our graduates are confident, well-rounded, independent young adults who have learned to appreciate the diversity of our society and to be free-thinkers. To prepare our students for adulthood, we provide: a challenging, standards based curriculum in the core academic areas of language arts, math, science and social studies. On this site, students and families can find information about course offering and graduation requirements. The school offers twelve advanced placement classes. Our Student Support Services Department provides transition services including career exploration and post secondary planning for students and families, as well as, guidance on academic and personal matters. Additionally, students have opportunities to participate in award winning performing and visual arts program that includes drama, orchestra, band, choir and studio art. Students can expand on their personal interests by joining any of our more than 40 co-curricular activities. Also, all of our schools in the District offer a Multilingual Learner (ML) program for students in need of ML services, as well as staff specialists in Special Education, so that all of our students can succeed.
Our graduates are confident, well-rounded, independent young adults who have learned to appreciate the diversity of our society and to be free-thinkers. To prepare our students for adulthood, we provide: a challenging, standards based curriculum in the core academic areas of language arts, math, science and social studies. On this site, students and families can find information about course offering and graduation requirements. The school offers twelve advanced placement classes. Our Student Support Services Department provides transition services including career exploration and post secondary planning for students and families, as well as, guidance on academic and personal matters. Additionally, students have opportunities to participate in award winning performing and visual arts program that includes drama, orchestra, band, choir and studio art. Students can expand on their personal interests by joining any of our more than 40 co-curricular activities. Also, all of our schools in the District offer a Multilingual Learner (ML) program for students in need of ML services, as well as staff specialists in Special Education, so that all of our students can succeed.
Archive - Emails and Announcements 23/24
News & Announcements
Let's Talk About School Budgets!
Please join us for a four-part School Budgets series that will provide community members with information about key aspects of District budgeting: revenue sources, expenses, and the use of financial forecasting.
Exploring Social Activism Through Image and Word
SHS student, Mahailey Stephens, tells the story of racial healthcare disparity among Black women, through her art Capstone Project.
SHS Student Heads to Disney in the Spring for a Mentorship Program
SHS Junior, Matthew Aldana, was accepted into Disney Dreamers Academy and will be headed to Disney World this spring to participate in a prestigious mentorship program.
Poorly Drawn Pictures Raise $1500 for Wisconsin Humane Society
60 of our SHS art students volunteered their time to raise $1500 for the Wisconsin Humane Society.