OUR MISSION

Sardis aims to produce students who are productive and motivated citizens.  Our objective is to recognize each child as a unique individual and strive to meet the educational needs of all our students by providing a learning environment conducive to the process of learning, while producing a young adult who will be equipped with the skills and knowledge required to become an asset to his or her community; thereby enabling each one with the means to live successfully in this fast paced world of change.

On February 8, 2019, we lost a teacher at Sardis High School, Mrs. Wright. The students and faculty who knew her mourn her passing today. The day was an ominous one to say the least. There was no usual idle chatter or laughter in the hallways of the school. It was if the lights themselves dimmed. Only those who knew nothing of her or her battle with cancer were carefree today, or maybe they had heard of her, but not enough to give up more than a moment of silence. I knew of her. A brilliant science teacher, one that people spoke highly of, a light of passion when they spoke of her or her battle that she fought.

Personally, I never got to meet her; I saw her in passing, but it doesn't mean I feel nothing. Her death got me thinking.....if one of my teachers that I held up on a higher basis, one that I respected and cared for, was to pass, how would I feel? This is why I am not laughing and making mirth. Today I remember a woman who fought bravely through her own personal war. She was a beacon, but ultimately, she lost. The war is over for her, and now she will be laid to rest.

To her family, I am sorry for your loss. For the students she left behind, the friends, I can't imagine what you are going through right now. May you all find peace in the knowledge that you know she is now at peace and no longer has to suffer or worry about her cancer.
                                        - A student at Sardis High School
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Congratulations to the JV Girls
2018-2019 County Champions
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Congratulations
to the
2018 Coronation King, Queen and Class Favorites
Pictured L to R: 10th Grade Macy Noojin and Preston Ray; 11th Grade Hailey Hill and Braxton Brooks; King Brandon Noblitt and Queen Grace Sauls; 12th Grade Mary-Katherine Lang and Sayle Anderson; 9th Grade Mary Emily Royal and Zion Delgado

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Congratulations to
Mason Brooks
for Winning 1st Place
from District 4 on Neely Henry Lake





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2018-2019 FBLA Officer Induction
L to R: Mrs. Strickland, Adviser; Aubrie Pierce, President; Madie Shirley, VP of FBLA Week; Cassie Rodgers, VP of Membership; Caitlin Taylor, VP of March of Dimes; Abby Dale Rodgers, Secretary; Allison Burns, Treasurer; Autumn Minyard (not pictured), Reporter; Dallas Dean, Historian; and Zoe Green, Parliamentarian.
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Mr. Burns' Drivers Ed classes were given a presentation by Rodney Cosper with the Alabama Trucking Association and UPS. He discussed the dangers of sharing the road with big trucks.



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Sardis Financial Fitness Team
Wins 1st Place in Orlando, FL
Team members: Sadie Ross, Trey Dalrymple and Caitlin Taylor


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