shelton intermediate School

Perry Hill School occupies a building with deep local roots: it opened as Shelton High School in 1953, served as Shelton Intermediate School from 1974 to 2001, and reopened as Perry Hill School in August 2010. Today we are the upper elementary school for Shelton Public Schools, serving grades 5 and 6. Our teaching model pairs two teachers with about 50 students to create smaller learning communities. One teacher covers reading and writing, the other math and science, and the homeroom teacher teaches social studies. Teachers use differentiated instruction, response to intervention and positive behavioral support, and our academic support center serves students across the school. Students also take art, music, physical education and health, along with STEM units, enrichment and clubs. Our Student Support Service Team includes grade-level school counselors, two school psychologists and a social worker who help with educational planning, study habits, test results and social concerns. We recognize students through the honor roll and our Gold Card initiative, and bus service is available.

Shelton High School, home of the Gaels, serves grades 9 to 12 for Shelton Public Schools from our Meadow Street campus. Students build schedules from a program of studies that includes Advanced Placement courses such as chemistry, English language and composition, world history, calculus, statistics and precalculus, along with honors and college prep levels. Students can also earn credit through dual enrollment, Virtual High School online courses, independent study and an internship program. Health occupations students gain experience at St. Vincent's Medical Center, seniors complete capstone presentations, and qualifying students apply for the Connecticut Seal of Biliteracy, a Diploma with Distinction and the National Honor Society. An advisor-advisee and enrichment period is built into the bell schedule. Our school counseling office guides course selection and graduation planning. Student life includes athletics at Finn Stadium, clubs, an esports program, concerts, student art exhibitions and an active PTSO.

Sunnyside Elementary School, a proud recipient of the National Blue Ribbon Award, is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for students in grades K-5, particularly those with unique learning needs such as language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students. The school's mission emphasizes the importance of nurturing each child's potential through individualized educational approaches and evidence-based therapeutic methodologies. With a strong focus on collaboration, Sunnyside Elementary promotes active partnerships with families to create a holistic support system for its students. The school stands out due to its low student-teacher ratio, which allows for personalized attention and tailored instruction, ensuring that every child receives the guidance they need to thrive academically and socially. Additionally, Sunnyside hosts engaging community events, reinforcing its commitment to building a strong sense of belonging among students and families alike.