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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. . . .
SCHOOL DATES / ONE PAGE CALENDAR / SUPPLY LISTS
Early Dismissal @ 2:20 PM every Wednesday for Professional Development SV Schools Calendar for 2019-2020 School Year ( 7-19-19 calendar with open houses and parent/teacher conferences) Dates are still subject to changes School Supply Lists for 2019-20 Dayton Elementary School Supply List - Please . . .
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The Jags move to 3-0 for the season and win their 10th straight varsity home game.
Print Version What a great night for homecoming. The 7th ranked Jaguars beat 10th ranked Belmond Klemme 34-18. This moves the Jags to 3-0 and they won their 10th straight home game dating back to 2017. Belmond takes opening drive 56 yards led behind their TB who was the 3rd leading rusher in Class A and takes the lead 6-0. Not the start the Jags wanted. Jags come right back with a quick pass to Chase Swieter and then Hunter Kruse hit Kolson Kruse for a 60 yard reception and then Lathe Muench ran it in from 9 . . .
Week Four, Jaguars are 5-6.
Print Version Sioux Rapids, IA ~ The Jaguars varsity volleyball team ended the week on a challenging note by losing to the Sioux Central (6-0) in three games on Thursday night. The team lost by the scores of 21-25, 18-25, 23-25. Leading the way for the team with kills was Delaney Conrad with nine kills. She was followed by Kiersten Fisher having eight and Ferrari had five. The team served at a season high of 98.3% efficiency with Chloe Hicks having two ace serves. Jaynie Ferrari, Delaney Conrad, and Fisher had one ace serve each. Haylee Welter had two solo blocks and Fisher had one. Emily Jaeschke had 21 assists that averages seven per game. Last week the team lost to Newell Fonda by the scores of 10-25, 16-25, and 22-25. At the end of week four, the team is standing 5-6 overall and 1-3 in conference. Next week they will face Emmetsburg and Manson-NW Webster, Tuesday, September 17th, at home in a triangular. The junior varsity finished week four with a record of 3-7. They lost to Sioux Central by the scores of 18-21 and 21-23. Junior varsity reserve also lost by the scores of . . .
FFA Trapshooting Team Places Fourth
Print Version Manson, IA ~ The 39 th Annual Manson Northwest Webster Trapshooting Invitational took place on Saturday, September 7 th and the Manson Gun Club. There were 19 teams present with 80 students competing. The Central Plains FFA Chapter’s team of Aidan Lemke, Will Fishbaugh, Xander Dorman, and Jaimon Nelson captured 4 th place. PAC FFA placed first followed by Newell Fonda #1 second, East Sac #1 third, Central Plains fourth, and Boyden-Hull fifth. Photo: Will Fishbaugh, Aidan Lemke, Xander Dorman, and Jaimon Nelson.
Jags improve to 2-0
Print Version The Jaguars improve to 2-0 on the season after trailing at halftime and also committing 12 penalties for 110 yards. Pocky opens the game with a 6 play drive and was forced to punt. Jags move the ball for 12 plays but a penalty stalled the drive and were forced to punt. Pocky 4 and out Jags forced to punt after 4 plays but recover a fumble on the punt but once again had to punt after another 4 plays. The offense could not get anything going and the running game at that point came to a stand still. End of the first 0-0 Pocky puts a ten play drive together and attempted a FG and was no good. Once again the Jags offense gets stuffed and punts 3 plays later Pocky takes the lead 7-0 and a couple nice runs. Pocky was excited and the Jags were trailing for the first time of the season. The Jags fight back on a 12 play passing scoring drive. Hunter Kruse hit Carter Lane for a 12 yard catch, then hit Chase Swieter for a 19 yard catch and a 4 yarder, followed by Carter Lane catching another 8 yarder then Hunter Kruse hit Chase Swieter for a 14 yard TD. Score at half was 7-6 Jags . . .
Jags run at Webster City
Print Version The Jaguar cross country teams ran into some tough competition at Webster City on Tuesday, September 3rd at the Lynx Invitational. The 14 teams at the meet consisted of schools of all sizes; from class 1A through 4A. The girls’ team had the higher finish, finishing 8th overall in the team race. The boys’ team finished 13th. Class 3A power Humboldt won both the boys and girls divisions. Webster City and Fort Dodge Senior High took 2nd and 3rd respectively on the boys side, while Algona and St. Edmond claimed the same places on the girls’ side. Madison Doyle ran her career best time of 26:18 to lead the girls, while Morgan Farnham (26:41) and Marlie Johnson (27:01) ran faster than they do two years ago on the same course. Viatris Scott and Taegan Long were the next two Jaguars to cross the finish, both running season best times of 31:04 and 32:26 respectively. Jayden Gardipee crossed the line in 33:19 to round out the varsity runners. In JV action, freshman Lauren Tidman dropped almost three minutes from her first meet, finishing in a time of 31:52, followed by Shelby Mills (34:37) and . . .
JV Football team defeated Clarion-Goldfield
Print Version The Southeast Valley JV football team traveled to and defeated Clarion-Goldfield by the score of 22-0 on Tuesday, September 3rd. The first score was a 5 yard TD run, on a trap play by hard running Calvin Riehl. The first half ended in a 6-0 Jaguars lead. In the second half the air assault began! Zach Miller first threw to sure handed Colton Brant on a 60 yard TD reception. Miller then threw to Drew Corell on a 70 yard half-back wheel pass towards the end of the 3rd quarter. Miller hit 5 different receivers for completions in the game. The stout Jaguars defense was led by hard hitting Gavin Weier who sacked the Cowboys quarterback in the end zone for a safety, making the final Jaguar score. Coach Murphy was ecstatic at his "Defense" for holding the opponents to 0 points. Coach Murphy commented to the team after the game, " Way to get the goose egg baby". The Jaguars JV record is 1-0.
Varsity Volleyball ends First week at 4-4
Print Version The Southeast Valley varsity volleyball finished the first week of play going 4-4 overall. On Thursday, they traveled to Alta and lost to the Warriors in four games 7-25, 20-25, 25-22, 25-27. On Saturday, the team traveled to Saint Edmonds for their invitational. They opened the morning with a victory against the Gaels 21-11 and 21-13. In the next match the girls lost to Webster City by the scores of 13-21 and 11-21. They played Bishop Garrigan (Algona) next and defeated them by the scores of 21-16, 13-21, 15-11. They lost against Aplington-Parkersburg 14-21 and 19-21. In the final match of the day the were defeated by Pocahontas Area by the scores of 19-21 and 12-21. The Jaguars defeated GTRA (Graettinger-Terril-Ruthven- Ayrshire) on Tuesday night (9/3/19). The girls were able to play at home and beat the Titans by the scores of 25-21, 25-18, and 25-15. Fisher led the team with 10 kills. She was followed by with Conrad with six, Ferrari had five and Crampton had four. Emily Jaeschke had 23 assists during the match. Conrad had three ace blocks . . .
SV hosts 6th annual Cross Country meet
Print Version The Southeast Valley cross country teams competed for their first time of the 2019 season in their own invitational. The Jaguars hosted 10 other schools in the 6th annual Southeast Valley Invite on Thursday, August 29th. The Jaguars boys started off the season finishing 7th in the 11 team field scoring 178 points. St. Edmond won the team title scoring 44 points, followed by OABCIG with 63 and Manson NW with 146 points. Sophomore Gabe Campbell competing in his first ever cross country meet was the top individual finishers and lone medalist for the Jaguars, finishing in 19th overall with a time of 19:57. Sophomores Zach Thompson (30th, 20:25), Carson Suchan (44th, 21:31), Asa Haub (52nd, 22:10) and freshman Cooper Nuss (42nd, 21:23) made up the top five scorers for Southeast Valley. Caleb Kaltschnee (54th, 22:18) and Blake Peterson (58th, 22:32) were the displacement runners for the Jaguars. Also competing in the high school boys race were Wyatt Sprecher (59th, 22;36), Ty Klatt (62nd, 22:50), Kyle Johnson (73rd, 23:47), Gage Erickson (80th, 24:40), Parker Johnson (86th, 25:02), Nolan Jackson (91st, . . .
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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