SHELDON HIGH SCHOOL

'Sheldon High School' is a public high school in Sacramento, California. It is known as the 'Home of the Huskies', and Sheldon's school colors are Teal Black and White.

Contents
History
Sports
Curricular activities
Alumni
External link

History


The school gets its name from the town of Sheldon on Grant Line Road. Sheldon was an active center of the Cosumnes River gold activity in the 1850s, and was known as the place where wagons were made. Jared Dixon Sheldon, for whom the town was named, was the most amazing adventurer, entrepreneur, pioneer, and farmer of the south Sacramento-Elk Grove-Sloughhouse-Cosumnes River area. In 1846 he obtained the title to 86,000 acres known as the Omochumnes Land Grant, all the land that stretched from Grant Line Road to the Cosumnes River. In 1850, Daylor was shot by gold miners who had overrun his property. They objected to the dam he had built to irrigate his crops because it flooded their claims. Thus was ended the brief life on one of the area's most colorful early day settlers. The present Sloughhouse Inn is still operated by descendants of Jared Dixon Sheldon.

Sports


Sheldon has a variety of athletic team. And they all excel, winning many competitions. These teams include: football, cross-country, track & field, baseball, soft ball, golf, tennis, swim, basketball(both mens and womens), etc.

Curricular activities


Sheldon is run by an Associated Student Body (ASB), and have activities for the students on a regular basis.

Alumni



Brian Henninger - PGA Tour golfer

External link



School Website

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