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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 . . .
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Press Release-Help Fuel the Future Promotion
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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.
TLC All-Conference Volleyball Teams
Kiersten Fisher: 1st Team All-Conference Delaney Conrad: 3rd Team All-Conference Emily Jaeschke: 3rd Team All-Conference All-Conference Teams
Academic All-District for Football
Print Version 2019 Academic All District (Southeast Valley) 3.5 or Higher Seniors Carter Lane Chase Swieter Juniors Rhett Grandfield Carson Lambert Jonah Siebert Cheerleaders Emma Pudenz
All-District Football Team
Print Version 2019 Southeast Valley All District Football Team MVP Line Aaron Graves First Team Aaron Graves DL Hunter Sorenson OLB Chase Swieter TE Carter Lane DB Kolson Kruse WR Hunter Kruse Utility Honorable Mention Seth Jepsen Mark Hughes Justin Loseke
Jags finish a winning season
Print Version Jags finish the season with a winning record of 5-4. Jags also finish the Season with an RPI rating of 21st out of 54 class 2A teams. Top 16 make the playoffs. The reason the Jags RPI was still high is because of how hard of a schedule they played. The Jags Losses were to 9-0 SCC, 9-0 Algona, Spirit Lake 6-3 which all made the playoffs and Garner 5-4 which 3 of their losses were to 9-0 teams. The Jags played in one of the toughest districts the last two years and had 13 wins and a District title during this 2 year cycle. Algona and Spirit Lake dropped from 3A when the state changed the class 3A from 64 teams to 54 and that dropped some very big schools down to our level and made it very hard to compete because they have 16 to 20 Seniors to our 6 so to be able to do what we have over the last 2 years has been great. Coach wanted to express how happy he is with another winning season. Not too many people thought the Jags could lose 14 seniors and only return 6 Seniors and do what these boys were able to accomplish. The Jags were forced to put a lot of young guys on the field this year. . . .
Season ends for Cross Country
Print Version The Southeast Valley varsity cross country teams headed to their class 2A state qualifying meet on Thursday, October 24th in Dike. The Jaguars either had to finish in the top 3 teams or have an individual qualify in the top 15 to extend their season to the state meet in Fort Dodge on November 2nd. Unfortunately, neither of these happened. The girls’ team ran first and were led by Madison Doyle (61st, 24:10) and Morgan Farnham (64th, 24:15) and were followed by Marlie Johnson (72nd, 24:57). Freshman Lauren Tidman (82nd, 26:25) made her varsity debut to the be the Jags fourth runner and edged teammate Jayden Gardipee (83rd, 26:26). Emily Hemmestad (88th, 27:22) and Kylie Weiland (95th, 29:11) were the final Southeast Valley Jags to cross the finish line. On the boys’ side, Zach Thompson (53rd, 19:05) and Cooper Nuss (63rd, 19:16) continue to lead the boys team. Asa Haub (71st, 19:47), Carson Suchan (73rd, 19:52) and Caleb Kaltschnee (76th, 20:02) were the next three scorers for Southeast Valley. Wyatt Sprecher (79th, 20:23) and Blake Peterson (82nd, 20:27) were the displacement runners . . .
Jaguars compete at Twin Lakes Conference Cross Country meet in Emmetsburg
Print Version The Southeast Valley cross country teams brought their best to Emmetsburg for the Twin Lakes Conference meet Saturday morning, October 19th. Out of the 31 high school runners that competed, twenty-six ran all-time bests and another five runners ran their season best. The varsity boys finished 7th overall, the varsity girls finished 8th and the JV boys were conference champions. Sophomore Zach Thompson was the lead Jaguar finishing 23rd overall with a time of 18:25 followed by freshman Cooper Nuss who finished 21st in 18:33. Sophomores Wyatt Sprecher (32nd, 18:43), Asa Haub (37th, 18:57) and Caleb Kaltschnee (38th, 18:59) rounded out the five scorers for the varsity. Blake Peterson (42nd, 19:06) and Robert Jepsen (47th, 19:12) were the displacement scorers. The Jaguars scored 156 points overall. Sioux Central was the conference champions with 26 points and Pocahontas was runner-up with 84 points. The varsity girls were led by sophomore Madison Doyle (32nd, 22:32). Juniors Morgan Farnham (39th, 23:24), Emily Hemmestad (41st, 23:54) and Marlie Johnson (42nd, 24:02). Sophomore Jayden Gardipee (46th, . . .
8th Grade Volleyball
Print Version September 23, Burnside, Iowa-The 8th grade volleyball team fell short against the Knights of Carroll Kuemper. The 8th grade record was 0 - 7 Scores were 17-21,7-21, 8-21, 4-21, 3-21, 13-21,14-21. September 26, Pocahontas, Iowa-The Jaguars traveled to compete against the Indians of Pocahontas. The Jaguars fell short after exchanging leads multiple times. The 8th grade record for the evening was 1-5. Scores were 15-21, 17-21, 21-18, 15-2,17-21, 19-21. 7th and 8th grade travel to Ogden on Tuesday, October 1st to play a 4 p.m. match.
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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