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Mr. Jim May
Welcome to the Special Programs Page. Special Programs include Jefferson Learning Center, SISD D.A.E.P., Grayson County Juvenile Detention Center, Grayson County Post Adjudication Facility, and Monarch Academy. Special Programs campuses are located in several locations, but have one overall vision. That vision is for our students to leave us better than when they arrived.
I am Jim May. I have been the Special Programs Principal since 2016. Chandra Allivand is our Assistant Principal. We are very fortunate to have an amazing staff. From top to bottom, our staff are driven by the desire to help our students succeed. Our theme this year is "Remember the Why". With so much noise in education, it would be easy to get distracted. We intend to stay focused on why we all started in education and direct our students towards a successful future.
We are looking forward to our BEST year yet.
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2023 Sherman ISD Bond Election
Learn about two bond propositions that will appear on the May 6th ballot. Voter registration is available on campus through April 6.
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School Board Approves Staff Bonuses, Referral Incentive for 2023-24 School Year
The Sherman ISD Board of Trustees is committed to providing competitive compensation for employees.
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Sherman ISD Job Fair Set for Saturday, March 25
Are you interested in working for Sherman ISD? Come out to the Sherman ISD Job Fair, scheduled Saturday, March 25 from 9 a.m. to noon at Sherman High School!
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Sherman Education Foundation Selects Grant Recipients
Educators around Sherman ISD were given a great surprise Wednesday, March 22 as Sherman Education Foundation’s (SEF) Circle of Success grant recipients were revealed.
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Sherman ISD Welcomes Coordinator of Character Education
Reid Kirk comes to SISD after six years as a volunteer chaplain and character coach in the Athletics Department.
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New Technology Gives Dillingham Students Another Creative Outlet
Dillingham Elementary art teacher Albanie Knight teaches her students about the basic mediums, like paper, clay and canvas, but recently, paper has been replaced with screen and pen with stylus as students use drawing tablets to explore digital art creation.
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Sherman Middle School Teacher Uses Innovative Tool to Engage Students
Warriors, mages and healers of all walks of life live inside Sherman Middle School. Each day, they are plagued or blessed by mysterious happenings and train to take on the toughest of foes. For 8th grade English teacher Kiddy Cummins, it’s just another Tuesday.
