Sodus Jr./Sr. High

Congratulations to Caroline DeBadts, who was selected among thousands of high school students in New York State to the NYSSMA All-State Mixed Choir! In order to earn this achieve...

Our Capital Project Brochure is linked here. Explore the brochure to find information on the project cost (with no tax impact to local taxpayers), the vote on December 11th, th...

Our JSHS Principal search is in the final stages. Staff, parents/guardians, and students are invited to our Meet the Candidates Night: Thursday, November 6th 5:00 – 8:0...

Thank you to the Sodus PTO for hosting Trunk or Treat! When: Saturday, November 1st Time: 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Where: Intermediate School front parking lot Bring your costumes and...

Attention 1985 Graduates! Your 40th Reunion is coming this July! See the flyer for more details and please come to celebrate with your classmates. Hope to see you there!

Ruth Mills Scholarship Applications are due by April 15th! For more information and the application materials, go to our Counseling Department page on our district website: https:...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week We are tired, many of us have been battling illness for weeks, and we need some much deserved rest. As we finish this week strong, go into F...

Mark your calendars for March 7th and/or 8th! This year's musical, The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is fast approaching and filled with the talents of our Sodus stu...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week Don't be afraid to ask other teachers for help or feedback. TCI Tip of the Week from Ange Prompts are gentle reminders to begin an...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week Many of our children have suffered a tragic loss this past week. Tina Palizay was a beloved kindergarten teacher to our students and a trea...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week Approach every student with kindness this week. Exam weeks are just as stressful for students as it is on us. Students will match our level...

On Thursday, January 16, 2025 our Sodus Select Choir performed for the annual Wayne-Fingerlakes Legislative Breakfast! The event was attended by legislators, superintendents of sc...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week Teach from bell to bell. The bell doesn't dismiss students, you do. If you allow students to line up at the door one minute prior to...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week As they say, NEW YEAR, NEW YOU!! What new instructional strategy will you attempt? What new instructional technology will you learn to enga...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week I continue with this message for this week as we continue to see challenging behaviors despite PBIS blitzes and the promise of a sundae...

TCI Tip of the Week from Ange Sometimes people just want to vent - be an active listener. SEL/MTSS Tip #15 Self-awareness is the ability to recognize and understand your...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week As we move towards Parent Teacher Conferences this week, I wanted to share some helpful hints: Prepare: Prepare ahead of time and make n...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week Rather than looking to punish students for their negative behaviors, how do we incentivize students to engage in positive behaviors? Going ...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week Asking for help and sharing ideas with peers is powerful. Whether you are new to our school or a veteran, we all need help. This could be wi...

Dr. Peets’ Teaching Tip of the Week “No significant learning can occur without a significant relationship” ~Dr. James Comer, professor of Child Psychiatry at Yale University ...