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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 School Supply Lists for 2019-20 Dayton Elementary School Supply List - Please note list has been revised for 3rd grade supplies on 7-18-19 . . .
Jostens - Southeast Valley School Store
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Press Release-Help Fuel the Future Promotion
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Robotics team competes at Waukee
Print Version Southeast Valley Robotics competes in a program called FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC). Each year, FTC has a new task for students to try and accomplish in an alliance format, meaning it’s two teams against two other teams. Because of this, students need to be prepared to work with people they’ve never met before. This makes FTC a very unique competition, especially in high schools. The new game this year is called Skystone, and has alliances competing to stack the most stones . . .
Lady Jaguars win Season Opener
Print Version Ogden - The lady Jaguars traveled to Ogden, Iowa for a JV/V double header against the Bulldogs. The varsity team established a 14-3 lead in the first 6 minutes of play and never looked back. Leading scorers for the Jaguar were Emily Hemmested and Emily Jaeschke both with 15 points. The team provided a balanced scoring attack with 7 players contributing points. Hicks with 7 points, Welter with 7 points, Carlson with 5 points, Ferrari had 4 points, Mills with 3 points. Other notable stat lines were Hemmested with 7 rebounds and Welter with 5. Jaeschke with 4 steals and Hemmested with 3. “The girls were excited to get the season started and it showed with the energy from the team in the first quarter. It was truly a team effort from all 9 athletes. Everyone contributed through the whole 32 minutes of play“, Coach Mills. The JV team started the season off on fire winning their opener against Ogden 45 - 10. Athletes contributing to the team score were Bethel 7 points, Carlson 5, Erritt 2 Hansen 3, Millls 4, Welter 2, Dorsey 13, Lane 9. Upcoming . . .
Wrestlers open with home dual
Print Version The 2019-2020 Jag wrestling team opened their season at home, December 3rd. In the opening dual the Jags were overpowered by Manson 61-12. In the second dual the Jags bounced back and defeated Coon Rapids-Bayard, 61-12. In the final dual the Jags were narrowly defeated by Panorama 37-36. Carson Suchan finished 3-0, Conner Klingson, Mason Goodwin, Max Miller, Jonah Siebert, and Zack Miller went 2-1. Caelan Oakes, Reed Andrews, Colton Brant, Jaxon Carlson, and Gavin Weier finished with one win. Harley Bryson, Ethan Buenting, and Zane Geis also competed for the Jags.
JV boys basketball opened season with a win.
Print Version The JV Boys basketball team opened up the 2019-2020 basketball season versus the Madrid Tigers on Monday, December 2nd. The JV Jaguars held onto a narrow margin for the victory by the score of 50-48. The Jags held a 10 point advantage late in the fourth quarter before Madrid added some full-court defensive pressure and cut the Jaguar advantage to only 3 points in less than one minute to go in the game. Rhett Grandfield was successful in knocking down two big free throws to help secure the slight 2 point advantage after Madrid added a 2-point FG at the buzzer. Leading the way in scoring for the JV team was Sam Hanson with his 15 points in just 2 quarters of play. Kaleb Scott also added 9 points in just 2 quarters of play, while also earning 4 offensive rebounds. Carson Lambert matched Scott in scoring with 9 points. Rhett Grandfield finished with 7 points, 2 of which came from the free throw line in a high pressure situation. Hunter Sorenson provided great hustle and effort defensively with 5 steals and 3 assists, while also adding 6 points near the rim. Rounding out the scoring for . . .
Students accepted to NCIBA Honor Band
Congratulations to Brynna Thompson, Haley Studyvin, and Jayden Gardipee for getting accepted into the 2020 NCIBA Honor Band in January.
Varsity boys open season against Madrid
Print Version The Varsity Boys' Basketball team lost to Madrid by the score of 76-61 on 12/02/19. Leading the Jaguars in scoring was Hunter Kruse with 17, Robet Jepsen 13, Aaron Graves 12, Chase Swieter 8, Lincoln Miller 7, Carter Lane 4. The Jaguars were down at halftime 37-36. The Jaguars record is 0-1.
TLC Volleyball Sportsmanship Award
TLC Sportsmanship Awards
Fall Academic Sports Awards
Academic Volleyball Awards Academic Football Awards Academic Football Cheer Awards Academic Cross Country Awards
More "Music Man" photos
Southeast Valley High School proudly presents Professor Harold Hill............................................................. Logan Stapp Charlie Cowell............................................................................ A.J. Smith Shinn..................................................................................... Robert Jepsen Ewart Dunlop....................................................................... Colby . . .
92nd National FFA Convention
Print Version Indianapolis, IN ~ The Central Plains FFA Chapter had eight members and their advisor attend the 92nd National FFA Convention October 29th through November 1st. Members attending were: Rylie Ferrari, Will Fishbaugh, Connor Klingson, Caden Larson, Aidan Lemke, Lucas Jondle, Carson Suchan, and Pierce Woodruff. The chapter traveled with five other chapters in a chartered bus. The other chapters were Roland-Story, Gilbert, Grundy Center, South Hamilton and Des Moines. On the way to Indianapolis, the bus stopped at Wildlife Prairie Park outside of Peoria, Illinois. They spent an hour and half touring the facilities. The next day the group traveled to Louisville, Kentucky and toured Louisville Slugger and Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby. During the Opening Session of the Convention, the members heard from the keynote speaker Bob Goff. Bob Goff is the New York Times Best-Selling author of “ Love Does and Everybody Always” , the Honorary Consul to the Republic of Uganda, an attorney, and the found of Love Does-a nonprofit human rights organization operating in . . .
Science Career Discovery Day at ICCC
3 students went with Mr. Koch to the ICCC Science Career Discovery Day on November 5th.
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.