Southern Valley's 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th grade buddies visited Linner's Lil' Barn Pumpkin Patch today! We can't thank the Linner family enough for allowing us to come and enjoy the afternoon!
This week was the @nsaahome Fall Officials Appreciation week. Last night, the Southern Valley Student Council presented our officials & line judges with a treat as we recognize them for their willingness to serve the athletes of Nebraska High School Athletics.
Miss Tina is a paraprofessional on the elementary side here at Southern Valley. She also is a bus driver for preschool kids. Lastly, she is the head trap coach. She has known since high school that she wanted to work in a school system but didnāt get into education until she came to SV 9 years ago. Her favorite thing about working here is the kids. She loves their free spirits and innocence. Out of the three jobs she does here, she has trouble picking her favorite between being a para or the trap coach. On one hand, she loves being with the kids while being a para, but she equally enjoys getting to hang out with the JH and HS school students. She, however, dislikes being a bus driver the most. It is a job that forces her to wake up early and get home late, but she does still enjoy it. Thank you, Miss Tina, for being an essential part of our school!
Thank you Ms Amy and Pumpkin Corners for donating a pumpkin to our classroom! We are excited to decorate it for the holiday! š
We have another blackout winner in Reading Challenge Bingo! 2nd grader Adella Bergquist read 18 chapter books to complete the challenge. Way to go!
Congrats to Tayley Becker for placing 14th today at the RPAC Cross Country meet today in Hayes Center. Both SV teams competed well today in the heat! Up next, districts in Cambridge next Thursday.
The Eagles fall tonight in 4 sets to a tough Maywood-Hayes Center squad.
SV returns to action Saturday @ the Thayer Central Invite in Hebron on Saturday.
Prior to tonight's game we honored our three seniors & their parents. Congratulations to Vanesa, Brecklyn & Adi and your parents.
The Junior High lady Eagles traveled to Southwest and came out with the sweep winning all 3 games! Great job, Eagles!
What a beautiful morning it was for 5th graders to have a safety demonstration put on by Twin Valleys Public Power District! We can't thank them enough for taking the time to share about safety around electrical lines! The students loved taking a ride in the bucket truck as well!
The RPAC Cross Country meet is today! It starts at 4:00 PM in Hayes Center.
Thanks to the kitchen staff, the HS snack cart today looks AMAZING!! We are so fortunate at Southern Valley to be able to provide these snacks free of charge to our students.
The JH volleyball team heads to Southwest today! They start at 2:00 PM.
It was a great day for SV FCCLA at the District Fall Conference. Our Chapter President, Natalee, was initiated as a District 11 officer, Anna received second place in the Creed Speaking Contest, and conference participants made 12 blankets to donate to DHHS in Lexington for different family services.
Mrs. A's 3rd grade class would like to thank the anonymous donor for their PE shoes!
SENIOR NIGHT! Tomorrow the volleyball team plays Maywood-Hayes Center. JV starts at 5:00 and Varsity will follow. The theme is PINK OUT. Come support!
Today juniors attended the SW Nebraska Career and College fair in Cambridge. Students participated in several hands-on activities and also had the chance to visit with college representatives.
Southern Valley Staff Shout Out to Mr. Richard McDonald. He is going on his 7th year teaching science and coaching at SV. He is also the FCA sponsor. His favorite lesson to teach is natural hazard mitigation. He also enjoys teaching chemistry. While coaching, he enjoys watching his players grow and challenging them to get better. After winning the RPAC tournament, Coach McDonald enjoyed seeing the pure joy on his athletesā faces after achieving one of their goals. He also really enjoyed the state basketball tournament this last season. His favorite part about teaching is that no one day is the same; every day is different and unique. His wife, Emily McDonald is Southern Valleyās School Psychologist, and his son Ben is a preschooler at SV.
Gabby wanted to eat outside with friends for her S.O.A.R. ticket reward. Thanks for being a great example for others!
The elementary students had a day full of learning about fire safety and prevention, thanks to the Oxford Volunteer Fire Department. We can't thank them enough for coming out to educate us and they also brought treats for the students.
