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SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES PLAN
Southeast Valley has recently reviewed and revised its plan for serving students in special education. Please take a few moments to peruse this proposed plan - choose this link - Special Education Service Delivery Plan And offer ideas/suggestions for improvement at this email link - ddsdp@svjags.org
PVE Soup-er Bowl Food Pantry Drive
Dear PVE Families: Our elementary is planning our annual "Soup-er Bowl Food Drive" for our local Community Pantry. We will be having some fun with this drive! Students may bring in a food or hygiene item to donate. There is a suggestion list of high needs items in the info below. PVE's Soup-er Bowl . . .
Kindergarten Round-up for 2020-2021 School Year
Kindergarten Round-Up for 2020-21 school year will be on Friday, March 27, 2020 It is the same day for Prairie Valley Elementary at 515-467-5700 and for Southeast Webster-Grand Elementary at 515-547-2314. Please call the specific elementary building for more information. Current year Preschool and Kindergarten classes will not be held on this day for next year's kindergarten round-up.
2019-2020 SCHOOL REGISTRATION INFORMATION
SCHOOL REGISTRATION INFORMATION for 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR Contact a school building office if you have any questions - Burnside 359-2235, Dayton 547-2314, Farnhamville 467-5700, or Gowrie 352-3142. Please read through the information below - Online student registration through the Parent online access is ready for both SWG and PV students grades PS thru 12. Pay Schools payment . . .
Welcome to Southeast Valley - School Notification Systems Available
School notification systems available: For Parents and Guardians, in the JMC Student Database - In addition to your email address, if you would like to receive text notifications regarding school building related messages for your student, within your parent contact information you can enter your cell phone number with your cell phone carrier's suffix at the end of your phone number in the email address area. . . .
SV SCHOOLS 2019-2020 CALENDAR DATES and SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS
Early Dismissal @ 2:20 PM every Wednesday for Professional Development SV Schools Calendar for 2019-2020 School Year - Dates are subject to changes Effective 1-27-2020 The end of 2nd TRIMESTER has been moved to Wednesday, February 26, 2020 School Supply Lists for 2019-20 Dayton Elementary School . . .
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Heartbreaking loss for the Varsity boys
Print Version The V Boys' Basketball team traveled to Newell-Fonda on 1/24/20 and lost to the Mustangs by the score of 62-61. Leading scoring for the Jaguars was: Aaron Graves 18, Kolson Kruse 11, Lincoln Miller 11, Robert Jepsen 6, Hunter Kruse 6, Carter Lane 5, Chase Swieter 4. The V Boys' Record is 12-2.
JVR Boys' Basketball @SCC
Print Version The SV JVR Boys' basketball team traveled to SCC and defeated the Titans by the score of 55-50 on 1/27/20. Leading the JVR in scoring was Justin Loeske 15, Lane Fevold 12, Drew Correll 10, Eli Johnson 8, Carl Bergland 6, Colby Wilke 2, and Nate Scott 2. The Jaguars JVR Boys' Basketball record stands at 6-5. The SV JVR B team had their first game of the year and lost to SCC by the score of 38-25 on 1/27/20. Leading the scoring for the JVR B squad was Colby Russel 18, Russel Bair 2, Caden Konecne 2, Ethan Ackerson 2, and Carl Bergland 1. The SV JVR B teams record is 0-1.
Large Group Speech performs at Fort Dodge Senior HIgh
Print Version Short film: “Back in Five” II rating (Kylie Weiland, Kennedy Fleming, Quintin Sorenson, Caelan Oakes-Sudhish, Gavin Weier) Choral reading: “Joy” I rating (Erin Zeka, Zane Geis, Chloe Hurtado, Brynna Thompson, Evan Zeka, Olivia Peterson, Jayden Gardipee, Shaylin Carlson, Sydney Carlson, Morgan Farnham, Jacob Snyder, Kaidence Nowell, Mackenzie Lambert, Emma Sytsma) Ensemble acting: “They Fell” I rating (Parker Johnson & Kian Clark) Ensemble acting: “A Prior Engagement” I rating (Haley Studyvin, Braeden Johnson, Marisa Jepsen, Alyssa Speck, Gage Erickson) Musical Theatre: “The Addams Family” II rating (Haley Studyvin, Robert Jepsen, Logan Stapp, Delaney Conrad, Emma Hunter, Jayden Gardipee) Musical Theatre: “Spring Awakening” I rating (Kylie Weiland, Tatum Crouse, Mackenzie Lambert, Alyssa Speck, Emma Pudenz) Group Improv: “Conrad group” I rating (Delaney Conrad, Logan Stapp, Claire Anderson) Their drawn situation was: "First day at the new job" Group Improv: “Johnson group” I rating (Parker Johnson, . . .
V Boys' Basketball vs. Sioux Central
Print Version The SV Varsity Boys' Basketball team lost to Sioux Central on 1/27/20 by the score of 50-44. Leading the Jaguars in scoring was Carter Lane 15, Lincoln Miller 10, Aaron Graves 9, Robert Jepsen 6, and Chase Swieter 4. The Varsity Boys' Basketball record stands at 12-3.
SV art students compete in Triton Art Show – 2020
Print Version Four students recently represented Southeast Valley High School in the Annual Triton Art Show held on the Iowa Central Campus. The show took place this past Sunday, January 26 th at 1:00 in the afternoon. The four Southeast Valley artists taking artwork were all seniors this year. Haley Studyvin, Madison Allbee, Emerald Jordison and Viatris Scott all took artwork with Haley taking two of her pieces. There was some tough competition with multiple schools represented and some very well done pieces. Haley Studyvin was the lone winner of an award on the day. Haley was awarded in the drawing category for her piece (shown below) which utilized pastels to create the color on top of the black charcoal. Haley also took her piece appropriately titled Drum Messiah which was requisitioned by fellow SV student Logan Stapp, no detail necessary for that piece. Madison Allbee sent her original painting which features cherry blossoms in a landscape, while Emerald Jordison took her shadow box which is layers of transparent paper to build the layers of the landscape. Each object is a different transparent paper . . .
Wrestlers at BC-IG Invite
Print Version The top ranked 1A Dons of Don Bosco again captured the prestigious BC-IG(Herb Irgens) Invite Saturday, January 25th at IDa Grove. The 27 team field consisted of close to 30 ranked wrestlers as they battle for a spot in the finals and top eight placewinners of each weight class. The Jags 113 lb freshman Caelan Oakes fought his way to a fourth place finish after being seeded 8th in the tournament. In the quarter finals, Caelan lost to top seed Jonathon Burnette of Spirit Lake Park, then proceeded to win three straight matches by fall putting Caelan in the third place match. Kaelan lost to Myles McMahon of Don Bosco earning a spot on the podium. After Friday night, the Jag wrestlers had to win two matches for the opportunity to wrestler Saturday. Lathe Muench(152) won two matches and Harley Bryson(182) received a bye and won his final match of the night advancing to Saturday's round. Both lost tough, close matches Saturday morning eliminating them from the tournament. Conner Klingson, Wyatt Sprecher, Max Miller, Jonah Siebert, and Zack Miller won one match Friday and Mason Goodwin, Calvin Riehl, and Jaxon Carlson competed Friday . . .
JV Girls continue to improve
Print Version JV Lady Jaguars have continued to work on improving their understanding and execution of the game during the last month, January 13 the team traveled to Roland Story. The team struggled to keep composure against a highly competitive defensive pressure falling to 8-27 in the first half. The second half was lead by Payton Dorsey who hit two 3 pointers. Still the match up play was too strong and the final was Jags 27-RS 55. Dorsey lead scorers in that game with 12, Madison Lane put in 6, Sydney Carlson 4, Mackenzie Lambert 3, and Kyleigh Erritt 2. On January 14th Clarion Goldfield Dows was the opponent. They applied a press from the first horn and the Jags struggled to get composure the first couple of minutes of play. Shots that went up were not falling like we wanted and even though Lambert and Erritt pulled down 6 rebounds each the Cowgirls ended up with consistent scoring. Alison Bethel had 4 rebounds and Dorsey 3. The Leading scorer was again Dorsey with 6, followed by Lane with 5, Madison Doyle 4, Lambert 2, Carlson 1. The final buzzer found the Jags down 18-46. . . .
Varsity girls split for the week
Print Version Manson, Iowa January 21- Southeast Valley (6-8) Manson Northwest Webster (2-11) - The Southeast Valley Jaguars defeated Manson Northwest Webster Cougars in a conference match-up 56-47. The Jaguars maintained the lead throughout the game with the exception momentarily midway through the second quarter. Score by quarters for the Jaguars was 10-15-19-12=56 for the Cougars 6-11-15-15=47. The win broke a 5 game losing streak on the season but also equaled last year’s win record. It was the first win in over a decade against Manson Northwest Webster. All scorers were led by Jaynie Ferrari with 22 points. Chloe Hicks and Emily Jaeschke had 9. Sydney Carlson came off the bench with 8. Emily Hemmested cranked up the defense with a total of 5 steals. The team accumulated 16 assists and 14 steals on the evening. “This year has proven that any one night someone is able to step up and provide energy for the team. The team rallied around her effort shown threw the assists and steals the team accumulated throughout the game. We had 3 girls that neared double digit scoring and when you are able to have team balance like that it . . .
TLC Wrestling Tournament
Print Version The rescheduled Twin Lakes Conference wrestling meet was held at Sac City on Monday, January 20th. Dangerous cold and white out conditions prevented the tournament from being held in Storm Lake at Buena Vista fieldhouse, The fieldhouse was unavailable at a later date, therefore, East Sac County stepped up and hosted the tournament at their elementary building in Sac City which could hold three mats. Wrestling started at 2:00 pm. At the end of the night Emmetsburg captured it's second consecutive title with three champs, Manson NW finished second with two champs, South Central Calhoun was third with five champs; West Bend Mallard, East Sac County, Pocahontas Area, and Graettinger/Terril finished each had one Champion. Southeast Valley's 113 pound freshman Calaen Oakes was the lone finalist for the Jags, falling 5-1 to SCC Kevin King in a tough battle. Jr 145 lb Jonah Siebert and sophomore 152 lb Lathe Muench took third. Sophomore 126 Wyatt Sprecher, Sr 132 lb Mason Goodwin, 182 lb Sophomore Harley Bryson finished in fourth place; Sophomore Zack Miller placed fifth . . .
Girls Basketball results from January 13th and 14th
Print Version Story City, Iowa - Monday, January 13th Southeast Valley (5-7) - Roland Story (10-1) Jaguars compete well in the second half against 5th ranked Roland Story. After knocking off the lid off the basket late in the 3rd quarter the Jaguars exchanged baskets with the Horseman of Roland Story. Score by quarters for the Jaguars was 2-9-10-14 and for the Horseman 20-13-15-7. “Roland Story is a high quality team that takes advantage of your every let down. Our girls responded in the second half of play by attacking the basket on offense and continuing to apply pressure. ” Coach Mills. Gowrie, Iowa - Tuesday, January 14th Southeast Valley (5-8) - Clarion Goldfield (9-2) Clarion Goldfield Dows outscore Jaguars 19-10 in the third quarter to lead the Clarion Goldfield Dows Cowboys 53-31 over the Jaguars. . Score by quarters for the Jaguars was 2-9-10-12 and the Cowboys 6-17-19-17.
JagWires move on to Super Qualifiers Meet in Johnston
Print Version Throughout this season, the Southeast Valley robotics teams have been competing at various league meets. At the first postseason meet of the year, the current league standings and results of the League Championship meet went into account for the final standings. The freshman-sophomore team, Gear Heads, and the junior-senior team, JagWires, were both in competition at this meet at Fort Dodge Senior High. . . .
Senior-Parent NIght for Wrestlers
Print Version The Jag wrestlers capped off a successful Sr. Parent night with two dual meet victories against Sioux Central and West Bend-Mallard. The Wolverines and Rebels opened the first round of wrestling with West Bend-Mallard getting the win. In the second match of the night, the Jags flexed their muscles a bit nailing down a 59-22 victory. In the final dual of the night, the Jags edged the Wolverines in a tight contest 42-40. Both seniors went out in style with Mason Goodwin going 2-0 for the night, including a first period fall against his Sioux Central opponent. Zane Geis made it exciting with a nice headlock against his West Bend opponent, pinning him right before the first period ended.
Girls have a tough week
Print Version Sac City, Iowa - Tuesday, January 7th Southeast Valley (5-5) - East Sac City (3-5) East Sac outworked Southeast Valley on the glass and beat Jaguars 43-55. Score by quarters for the Jaguars was 8-5-12-8 and for East Sac 9-19-17-10. Chloe Hicks knocked in 12 points and Emily Hemmested put in 10. Alta, Iowa - Friday, January 10th Southeast Valley (5-6) - Alta - Aurelia (2-9) The Warriors from Alta-Aurelia out shot the Jaguars in the first half with 6 three pointers. The Lady Jaguars cut the lead to 1 point in the 2nd quarter with no prevail falling short 38-47. Score by quarters for the Jaguars was 11-11-7-9 and for the Warriors 16-10-10-11. “The girls worked hard and executed throughout the game. We were 13 for 50 from the field and had a poor shooting night. We are better than that shooting. We just had an off night.” Coach Mills. Chloe Hicks led all scorers with 16.
Lady Jags fall in double overtime
Print Version Jewell, Iowa - Friday, January 3rd Southeast Valley (5-4) - South Hamiton (4-5) The Lady Jags fall in double overtime game against the South Hamilton Hawks. After extending the halftime lead in the third quarter the South Hamilton outscored SE Valley 19-9 in the 4th quarter with 3 deep three pointers and making 6 free throws from the charity stripe to tie the score in regulation. Score by quarters for the Jaguars was 9-9-9-7-7-4 and for the Hawks 6-4-5-19-7-6. “Our overall performance throughout a majority of the game was solid. We lost our sense of urgency in the 4th quarter and gave up too many offensive rebounds which allowed South Hamilton to battle back into the game and regain confidence. ” Coach Mills. Emily Jaeschke and Emily Hemmested combined for 28 points respectively.”
Twin Lakes Conference -Schools calendars
Here is the link for the new Twin Lakes Conference-Schools calendar Please make sure you choose Southeast Valley http://www. twinlakesconference.org/ g5- bin /client.cgi?G5button=7
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It is the policy of the Prairie Valley Community School District and Southeast Webster Grand Community School District not to illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, creed, age (for employment), marital status (for programs), sexual orientation, gender identity and socioeconomic status (for programs) in its educational programs and its employment practices. There is a grievance procedure for processing complaints of discrimination. If you have questions or a grievance related to this policy please contact the district’s Equity Coordinator, Lisa Willardson, Equity Coordinator, 1005 Riddle Street, 515-352-5575, lwillardson@svjags.org or to Greg Slininger, Principal: Southeast Webster-Grand CSD, 30850 Paragon Ave., Burnside, IA 50521, 515-359-2235.