Shepton will be closed to students on Monday, February 16 and Tuesday, February 17 for staff workdays. 

We hope you enjoy your long weekend, Wolves, and we will see you on Wednesday, February 18! 

Join the PTSA for a General Membership Meeting on Wednesday, February 25 at 6:30 pm in the Shepton Library!

You'll have a chance to hear what PTSA has lined up for the spring semester, as well as learn about the latest and greatest happenings from Shepton Administration. It's a great way to meet other Shepton parents and learn how you can get involved in the Shepton Community.

Then, stick around for our College Readiness Program happening immediately afterwards led by PWSH Lead Counselor Tracy Eubanks and Shepton Lead Counselor Paul Sanford. Get information about what you and your student can do to prepare for the college application process and overall college readiness. Students are encouraged to attend and participate!

We look forward to meeting you!

Have questions about college preparation and don't know where to start? Come join us at our College Readiness Program on Wednesday, February 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the Shepton Library!

Shepton PTSA will host a College Readiness Q&A program facilitated by Tracy Eubanks, Plano West Lead Counselor, and Paul Sanford, Shepton Lead Counselor. They will speak about things your student can do at Shepton and at West to prepare for post-graduation. All Shepton students are encouraged to attend.

We will have coffee and cookies, along with great conversation! We can't wait to see you!

The Renner PTA and Shepton PTSA are proud to partner to host a special event welcoming 8th grade families to Shepton High School on March 4th, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Shepton Library.

The jump from middle school to high school can feel like a big leap. Join our Shepton parent and student panel as they answer questions, calm nerves, and get our newest members of the Wolfpack excited for August!

Please share with any 8th grade families you know! 🐺

Our school is in need of some amazing volunteers to help during student lunch periods. Volunteers will assist with supervision, greet students, and help create a welcoming and positive atmosphere in the cafeteria. It's a great way to stay connected and support our school community!

Please consider signing up to volunteer at one of the lunch periods (A, B, or C) or more if you have time. Our students would love to see you!

Remember, you must be a VOLY-approvedvolunteer before arriving at Shepton! 

Questions? Contact us at volunteers@sheptonptsa.org. Thank you!

Did you know that the "S" in PTSA stands for "Students"? At Shepton, students benefit from PTSA membership, too! Student members can

• Stay informed about student-specific updates and events

• Get involved in campus and PTSA activities

• Add a National PTSA Membership to college applications and resumes

• Become eligible for a $500 Shepton Alumni Scholarship (Must be a PTSA member in both 9th and 10th grades to apply during senior year) 

Click here to join today!

Questions? Contact us at membership@sheptonptsa.org. Thank you for your continued support of the Shepton PTSA!  

If you plan to park in the Shepton student parking lot during the day, make sure that you have a 25-26 student parking permit visible in your front windshield. 

Having a parking permit keeps your car safe from being towed at Shepton, Jasper, and Plano West during athletic periods or zero hour classes.

All current student drivers must have a valid 2025–2026 parking permit attached to their front windshield. Permits are sold through Rycor for $25 each. 

Click here to access Rycor and complete the permit application process.

‼️ After applying for your student parking permit, make sure to bring a hard copy of your Rycor payment receipt to the Student Center to pick up your permit.

Keep your car from getting towed--purchase your student parking permit today! 

Did you know that you can support Shepton PTSA when doing your grocery shopping at Tom Thumb and Kroger?

Tom Thumb's Good Neighbor Rewards Program links your Reward Card to Shepton High School, while Kroger's Community Rewards Program helps us raise money for Shepton PTSA while shopping for your groceries. 

Click here for more information about these programs.

Thank you for supporting Shepton PTSA!

See something, say something! Plano ISD has partnered with North Texas Crime Stoppers, the Plano Police Department, and P3 Campus to launch a special online Tip Line.

Shepton Families, please encourage and empower your students to speak up and report any illegal or unsafe activity that they may witness on campus. 

Use this Plano Campus Crime Stoppers link to submit an anonymous tip to report any illegal activities, including student vaping. Or, scan the QR code in the image (click to enlarge!) to go directly to the Shepton High School tip form. 

Let's all work together to keep Shepton safe for everyone! 

Plano ISD maintains a district-wide Tip Line to allow parents, students, and community members to report concerns affecting our campuses. This includes threats, bullying, drug use, suspected abuse or neglect, and any number of other concerns that may affect the physical safety or health of our students. 

Submit your anonymous tip here. 

Or, scan the QR code in the image (click to enlarge!) to go directly to the Shepton High School Tip Line page.

Please note that your tip will be provided to campus and/or district administrators, but this Tip Line is not monitored 24 hours per day.