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SV High School Football Camp
Print Version scheduled to begin August 5th - August 6th - August 7th - August 8th - August 9th The Southeast Valley Football camp is scheduled to begin on Monday, August 5th from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. @ High School and again at 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. @ practice field . . .
Youth Baseball League
Print Version SUPPLEMENTAL YOUTH BASEBALL LEAGUE Goal is to provide SV area youth more opportunities to play baseball and increase knowledge & skill for the future. INTERESTED PARENTS OR COACHES AN INFORMATIONAL MEETING WILL BE HELD JULY 24th @ 6:00 IN MULLIGAN’S BACKROOM THOSE WANTING TO SEE BASEBALL EXPANDED IN OUR AREA ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND.
Southeast Valley School Registration Information Update for 2019-20 Year
Dear Southeast Valley Parents and Guardians Our on-line school registration programming is being updated at this time. Notification will be sent sometime during the week of July 22nd to parents and guardians through our student database system as to when the on-line registration is ready. School supply lists are posted on the front page of the school's website and are being sent out to local stores. Thank you - . . .
SUMMER MEALS FOR ALL KIDS & TEENS at Dayton Elementary School and Gowrie SV High School Buildings - June 3rd thru August 16th
Informational Flyer - Summer Meals for ALL Kids and Teens Announcing - Summer Meals - OPEN to All Children, 18 and younger - NO Enrollment, NO Cost To find locations near you, call 1-866-3-HUNGRY or go to http://www.fns.usda.gov/summerfoodrocks Southeast Valley Schools, which includes Southeast Webster-Grand CSD and Prairie Valley CSD are participating in the USDA Summer . . .
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 Aug 20 Dayton and Farnhamville Elementary Open Houses 5:00 to 7:00 PM Aug 21 SV Middle School Open House 5:00 to 7:00 PM Aug 22 SV High School Open House 9th/New student Orientations 5:00 to 7:00 PM Aug 23 First Day of . . .
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7/13 FIRST ROUND DISTRICTS
Print Version MANSON NW WEBSTER @ Lytton W 4-3 (13-11) The old saying it is hard to beat a team three times in a season rung true for the Jaguar Baseball Team as they faced off against rival Manson NW Webster to start their post season. The Jaguars earned the #3 seed while the Cougars were the #6 seed. The game took place in Lytton as district games cannot take place in locations without lights. So the Jaguars were ready to go but senior ace Jackson Housken started off a little shaky pitching as a foot injury fired up and after a few walks the ball was handed over to fellow senior Coledon Bethel. Coming into a jam with bases loaded and one out the senior allowed a slow dribbler barely get by him scoring one run and allowing runners to advance one base. With the same situation, Coledon got two huge outs, getting the Jaguars out of a tough situation. The Jaguars were quick to respond in the first inning getting two huge runs coming off the bat of Senior Colton Kamp scoring Kolson Kruse and Jacob Slininger from . . .
7/8 @ EAGLE GROVE 11-4 W (12-10)
Print Version The Jags finished their final week of the regular season going to Eagle Grove to take on the young Eagles. The Jaguars did their fair or scoring getting three runs in the third and fourth then four more runs in the 6th inning. Unfortunately a few miscues and one solid hit lead to four runs by the Eagles which allowed the game to continue to the seventh where both teams ended up not scoring and the game ended at 11 to 4 win for the Jaguars. The Jaguars were sparked by Senior pitcher Jackson Housken who went 5 innings reaching his pitch count at 90. Jackson was throwing a no hitter at the time but getting tired on a hot day he gave the ball to Kolson Kruse, who gave up the only hit of the game. Technically the run went to Jackson as the runner who reached was Jackson’s last batter faced. Combined the pitching duo only allowed one hit and struck out an incredible 14 batters but also gave up 9 walks. The Jaguars did . . .
7/9 @ MADRID L 3-5 (12-11)
Print Version The Jaguars for the second game of the week traveled to Madrid for a game against the Tigers who they usually face in their home tourney. The Tigers have a solid squad and the Jaguars sent out their senior Coledon Bethel who gave up two early runs but scored two runners with an errant throw on a bunt which scored two runners. A slow start for the Jaguars was the worst case scenario as those two runs ended up being big ones. Coledon threw to his max of pitches allowed which lead him to five innings pitched giving up six hits, but Madrid only earned two of their five runs. Coledon threw really well only striking out two batters but only walking two batters as well. Offensively the Jaguars only mustered four hits, the biggest one coming off the bat of Jacob Slininger and Sam Hanson. Sam’s came in the 6th inning which scored one runner and was real close to scoring another before being thrown out at home, a big play that . . .
Kehoe Awarded Iowa Association of Agricultural Educators 2019 Ideas Unlimited Award
Press Release The Iowa Association of Agricultural Educators is proud to announce Steven Kehoe from Southeast Valley High School as the winner of the Ideas Unlimited Award for 2019. The Ideas Unlimited contest is designed to give members an opportunity to exchange classroom and other teaching ideas. The idea may be original or borrowed. Each application should specify how the idea was used by the applicant and how the idea could help others in their teaching. Kehoe has earned this honor in 2019 for the activities and services of Landscaping 101 idea . . .
JV Jaguar Softball
Print Version First I must apologize for not getting the information out to all the softball fans!! All of you that attend the games are very much appreciated. The Jags JV softball team has been busy the past four weeks. We have played against Sioux Central, Algona, Manson NW Webster, West Bend-Mallard, Emmetsburg, Eagle Grove, Alta-Aurelia, Pocahontas Area, East Sac County, Ogden, and Grettinger-Terrill-Ruthven- Ayrshire. They ended this run with a record of 12-1 improving their record to 15-1 overall. The entire line up from top to bottom has contributed to these wins and has worked hard to improve this summer. They are a fun bunch of girls to coach and watch play softball. Members of the team are Sydney Carlson, Marlie Johnson, Teighan Osborne, Graycee Carlson, Chloe Hicks, Allison Bethel, Maddy VanSickle, Kaidence Nowell, Cheyann Hicks, Liv Tenuta, Morgan Sorenson, Shay Carlson, and Emily Hemmested.
Southeast Valley Academic Awards for the Spring Sports
Print Version Southeast Valley Spring Sports Teams Distinguish themselves in the classroom. Twenty-seven individuals also earned Twin Lakes Conference All Academic Honors. Both girls’ golf and girls’ track & field as well as the boys’ track & field team earned the DISTINGUISHED IN STATE ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES. The boys’ golf team earned the EXCELLENCE IN STATE ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES. The following is a list of those accomplishments. The girls’ golf team earned the IGHSAU DISTINGUISHED in Academic Achievement Certificate (Team GPA between 3.25 - 4.0). Team GPA was 3.570. Samantha Alphs, Delaney Conrad, Christine Housken, Jessica Shirbroun, Shaylin Calrson, and Chyann Hicks also qualified for Twin Lakes Conference All Academic Honors (To earn this award you must have a cumulative GPA above 3.50 and earn a varsity letter). The girls’ track & field team earned the IGHSAU DISTINGUISHED in Academic Achievement Certificate (Team GPA between 3.25 - 4.0). Team GPA was 3.388. Shelby Cummins, Kylie Weiland, Morgan Farnham, Kiersten Fisher, Emily Hemmestad, Chloe Hicks, and Marlie Johnson also qualified . . .
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
Junior High Softball Article 6/12
Print Version The Southeast Valley junior high softball teams put a pair of games in the “win” column Wednesday morning. The seventh and eighth grade Jaguars hosted the PAC Indians and won 12-2 (seventh grade) and 7-2 (eighth grade). Both squads has excellent showings at the plate and solid defense in the field. The seventh grade Jags opened up the competition with Anna Corell getting the bats going quickly with a lead off double to left-center, followed by a single from Chloe Lambert, both would go on to score putting the jags up early. The seventh grade squad showed discipline at the plate by boasting 11 walks and scoring 10 more runs. Defensively, the Jags were lead by a dominant showing in the circle by Chloe Lambert who struck out 12 in five innings of play. The eighth grade team showed power in the box during their first at bats with Ellie Nolte and Jordyn Rowley both hitting triples, Payton Will’s single and Ava Brunner’s double, set them up to be scored easily by an Alex Kitchen homeroom. Defensively, the Jags were sound, only allowing PAC to score twice. Payton Will and Ellie Nolte combined for seven strikeouts to help push . . .
JH Baseball vs SCC
Print Version The 7th grade baseball team lost their first game of the baseball season by the score of 10-6 on Wednesday, June 5th, as they welcomed the Titans of SCC. Ross Larson started on the mound for the Jags and completed two full innings before Hane Sorenson came in for relief and threw one complete inning, only allowing 2 runs to plate. Scoring for the Jaguars on the offensive end were Dalton Crouse, Hane Sorenson, Ross Larson, Carson Joyce, Ethan Peed, and Carter Ferry. The 8th grade baseball team won by the slimmest-of-margins over SCC in just 4 innings of play, with the score of 5-4. The Jags jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the 1st inning, led by Eli Johnson's base-hit to the left-side of the infield. Scoring for the Jags were Eli Johnson, Carl Berglund, Caden Konecne, Xander Dorman, and Logan Songer. Justin Loseke started on the mound for the Jaguars and pitched 2 solid innings of work, allowing only 1 hit, 2 base on balls, and 0 runs scored. Loseke also struck-out 3 SCC batters. Also pitching 2 full innings for the 8th grade team was Logan Songer. Songer faced 11 . . .
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