On Wednesday, October 23, 2024, Jason DeShaw will be presenting his Serenity in the Storm Tour to our students in grades 6-12 in the Shelby High School Auditorium.
Jason DeShaw is a cowboy, born and raised in Montana. He is a national award-winning speaker and singer/songwriter. He has recorded six albums, toured seven countries, and sang at just about every county fair. Behind the scenes, Jason nearly lost his life to mental illness and addiction and is living proof that hope is worth believing in.
Serenity in the Storm is Jason DeShaw’s presentation – A story of hope, set to the soundtrack of his life. His journey to help others has taken him to schools, communities, and psychiatric hospitals across the nation, as well as sharing the merits of compassion with professionals in law enforcement and medicine. He received the Champions Award in Washington D.C. for “exhibiting courage, leadership, and service on behalf of all people living with mental illness.”
Jason most recently presented his story to our students here in Shelby back in 2016. We are excited to have him back in our community to share his story with another generation of Shelby Students.
Please join us for the Shelby Junior High Music Extravaganza at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium tonight. We will be featuring Teen Night with hits from 2010-2014. Go Coyotes!
Kindergarten students practiced yoga last week to strengthen their mental and physical health.
Coyote update!
Shelby Senior Night. Congratulations Seniors.
Go Coyotes!
Coyote Volleyball Wins Match 3-0 vs Cascade. Go Coyotes!
Congratulations to Angela Lamb for earning the Marvin Heintz Award at MCEL.
Go Coyotes!
5-6 Boys Basketball Info! Starts Monday, Oct. 21st! 5:30 pm (
Elem gym)
Coyote Volleyball Wins 3rd Set vs Conrad 25-12. Coyotes Win Match 3-0. Go Coyotes!
Coyote Volleyball Wins 2nd Set vs Conrad 25-12. Go Coyotes!
Coyote Volleyball Win 1st Set vs Conrad 25-12. Go Coyotes!
Coyote Pup Basketball!
The kindergarten classes also enjoyed a trip to the fire station. They were very excited and had lots of questions and stories!
First graders in Miss Miller's class watched a step by step tutorial on how to draw pumpkins and bats and then got to decorate their classroom door with their finished product!
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First graders enjoyed their field trip to the fire station!
We had lots of smiles from the students who were recognized for showing PAWS this week! We're proud of all of them!
Second graders had a fun trip to the fire station to learn about fire safety. Thank you to Fire Chief Ron Buck and all the volunteer firemen for coordinating this event!
Northern Lights in Coyote Country.
Shelby 1, Fairfield 3
Go Coyotes!
