Sherman High School

Sherman High School is a small high school for students in Seth, West Virginia. The school serves grades 9 through 12. Enrollment is 316 students. High schools in West Virginia have about 640 students on average; enrollment here is 51% lower.

Boone County Schools has 12 schools and 3,048 students, and Sherman High School is one of those schools.

White students are 97% of those enrolled at Sherman High School. That is in line with Boone County, where about 97% of residents are White. Its diversity index, the chance that two randomly chosen students belong to different racial or ethnic groups, is 5%.

Sherman High School reports a ratio of 13.7 students per teacher, from 23 full-time-equivalent teachers. The ratio is within a point of the 13.8:1 average for high schools in West Virginia.

In Boone County, home to about 21,026 people, the median household earns about $57,093 a year, roughly 12% of adults have a four-year degree or more, and about 13% of residents live below the federal poverty line. Public schools in Boone County number 13, with about 3,048 students.

Measured in a straight line, Sherman Junior High School is less than a tenth of a mile from Sherman High School. The five-mile area around Sherman High School holds 2 other public schools.

Locale data from NCES put Sherman High School in rural territory some distance from an urban area (Rural: Distant).

Enrollment decreased 17% over 4 years, reaching 316 in 2024-25. The student-to-teacher ratio went down from 15.9:1 to 13.7:1.

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