Welcome to Sisters Middle School-where every voice matters, every relationship counts, and every day is an opportunity to grow and improve.

At Sisters Middle School, we believe that education is most powerful when it’s rooted in connection. Our mission goes beyond teaching standards—it’s about nurturing students in an environment where they feel safe, supported, and inspired to be their best selves. We know that middle school is a changing, yet critical time in our young people’s lives and we are committed to walking alongside each student as they face challenges of friendships, academics and life’s events. We want every student who walks through our doors to feel a sense of belonging and support as they start to discover who they are and who they want to become.

What sets us apart is our focus on community and relationships. We know that learning happens best when students feel like they belong. From the first day of school to the last, we prioritize building strong relationships among students, families, and staff. We take the time to know our students—not just as learners, but as individuals with unique stories, strengths, and dreams.

Through engaging classrooms, inclusive activities, and a culture of kindness and respect, we create a space where everyone is expected to grow academically and socially. Our dedicated and talented staff works as a team to ensure each child is supported and challenged to achieve their goals. We invite families to partner with us through open communication, family nights, community events, and volunteer opportunities—because we know that when families, schools and the community as a whole work together our students thrive.

Whether you are new to our school or have been part of our community for years, we want you to feel at home and be proud of the Sisters Middle School community we have built. Together, we are building a school culture where students are not only academically prepared, but also socially and emotionally connected, confident, and ready to take on the future.

Sincerely,

Justin Nicklous

Principal Sisters Middle School