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Immunization Clinic at High School
There will be an immunization clinic on March 14th starting at 8:30 AM at the high school for those needing Tdap or Meningococcal vaccines. The forms have to be filled out to get one. Forms can be found on website: High School-Student Resources-School Nurse Documents-Forms for Students.
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 Feb 22 - End of 2nd Trimester Feb 25 - NO SCHOOL (Professional Development Day) SV Schools Calendar for 2018-2019 School Year School Supply Lists for 2018-19 Dayton Elementary School Farnhamville Elementary . . .
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Varsity boys beat Greene County in 1st round of tournament play.
Print Version The SV Jaguars Varsity Boys' basketball team defeated Greene Co. by the score of 64-55 on 2/13/19 in first round tournament play. Leading the Jaguars in scoring was Carter Lane 18, Kolson Kruse 15, Robert Jepsen 15, Chase Swieter 11, and Hunter Kruse 5. The Jaguars move on to play SCC on 2/14/19 @ 8pm in Rockwell City. The Jaguars record stands at 8-14.
JV wraps up their season
Print Version The JV Boys wrapped up their 2018-2019 season on Friday, February 8th, defeating the Ogden Bulldogs by the score of 44-31. The JV team ended the year with the record of 17-1. The Jaguars started the game with a relatively slow start, trailing 2-8 with 5:00 already off the clock before going on a 8-1 run in the final two minutes of the 1st quarter partly do to great energy provided off the bench from Rhett Grandfield and Hunter Sorenson. The Jags then held a 3 point advantage at the halftime break, with the score of 18-15. In the 3rd quarter, the young Jags played much better offensively, attacking the basket and getting to the free throw line a total of 13 times (went 12-19 for the entire game from the FT line). The Jags finished the 3rd quarter scoring 19 points to the Bulldogs' 6 points scored, with the Jags leading 37-21 at the start of the 4th and final quarter. Leading the team in scoring was Hunter Kruse with his 13 points in just 3 quarters of play. Kruse also led the team in rebounding with 7 defensive rebounds, while also adding 3 steals. The duo of Sam Hanson and Robert . . .
Fisher advances to State
Print Version Senior Kyler Fisher advanced to his unprecedented fourth Iowa State High School Wrestling Tournament by winning his District crown Saturday, February 9th at Clear Lake. Fisher becomes the only wrestler in Southeast Valley's short time together to wrestle in four straight State Tournaments; an accomplishment for the record books. In the first round Fisher disposed off returning State Qualifier Jack Sindlinger(Charles City) by technical fall 17-1 in the third period. In the finals, Fisher scored a 17-3 major decision over runner up Sam Wigans(Clarion Goldfield). Seniors Coledon Bethel(113) and Clayton McFarland(220) finished in third place; Senior Carter Fluckiger(170) finished in fourth place. It was definitely a bittersweet day for the Jag wrestlers. Kyler qualifying for his fourth State tournament is quite remarkable. When you look at his competition he had to wrestle his Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior seasons at Districts and the kids he beat it's quite outstanding at what he has done. Our Districts are always one of the toughest in the State; this year was no exception. . . .
Jaguars End Regular Season Play at Home
Print Version Southeast Valley girl's basketball team took the floor for their final regular season game, hosting Paton-Churdan on Tuesday, February 5th at home. The Jaguars fought hard until the final horn sounded, but fell to the Rockets 34-35. Mady Jaeschke used senior night to display her effort by pounding out another double-double, with 12 points and 10 boards. Jaynie Ferrari collected 6 points and 6 boards for the Jags. Kasey Lundberg hustled to add 5 points and 5 steals. Morgan Castenson and Emily Jaeschke chipped in 4 points apiece. E. Jaeschke also found her teammates to dish out 6 assists. Chloe Hicks hit a huge three-pointer to bring a momentum boost to the Jags.
Jaguars Finish Season
Print Version On Saturday, February 9th, the Southeast Valley girl's basketball team traveled to Carroll for the first round of district play. A bigger, stronger Carroll-Kuemper team was too much for Southeast Valley. The Jaguars were defeated by the Knights 24-71. Kenzie Crampton led the Jaguars in their final offensive appearance with 9 points, including a three-pointer. Mady Jaeschke and little sis Emily Jaeschke hustled in 5 points for the Jaguars. Kasey Lundberg converted her throws from the charity stripe to end the game with 2 points. Cassi Berglund connected on a bucket to finish the contest with 2 points for the Jags. Morgan Castenson hit a free-throw to add 1 point for the Jaguars. It has been an honor to coach these ladies this season. From all involved with this program we wish the seniors all the best in their future endeavors. Morgan Castenson, Kasey Lundberg, and Mady Jaeschke have displayed leadership, class and work ethic that will continue to influence their lives beyond high school. They truly deserve all the greatness they will achieve and positive influence they will have on our society. “I would like to thank all the . . .
JV takes early lead and never looked back
Print Version The Southeast Valley JV team welcomed the Rockets from Paton-Churdan on Tuesday, February 5th, for a home contest. The Jags jumped out to an early 18-4 lead and never looked back, winning the ball game by the score of 69-16. The Jaguars led 47-7 at the halftime break; and led 63-9 at the start of the 4th quarter. The JV team accumulated a total of 29 steals and 21 assists in the match-up. Leading the team in scoring was Carson Lambert with his 12 points on 5-6 shooting from the floor. Lambert also had 2 steals in the game. Sam Hanson added 11 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 steals. The duo of Ross Halligan and Hunter Sorenson each chipped in with 10 points. Halligan also had 6 steals and 4 assists in the game; and Sorenson added 10 steals, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists. Rhett Grandfield scored 8 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 steals. The trio of Robert Jepsen, Hunter Kruse, and Lincoln Miller all scored 6 points apiece to round out the scoring efforts. Jepsen also collected 6 rebounds and assisted on 4 made baskets. Kruse also assisted on 4 made baskets, and had 3 steals in the contest. . . .
JVR finishes season with a victory
Print Version The JVR Boys Basketball Team finished off the season with a victory @ Ogden on Friday February 8th, 2019. The final score was 61-42. Quarter Scores were 16-6; 29-23; 46-36 & 61-42. The JVR Boys Basketball Team finished their season at 8-9 going 8-3 after Christmas Break. Tre Fisher lead the Jaguars in scoring with 11 points, 3 steals, and 1 assist. Carson Lambert had 9 points, 5 assists, 4 steals, and 3 rebounds. Braeden Johnson and Parker Garcia each had 8 points. Johnson also had 2 assists. Kaleb Scott had 7 points, 7 steals, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Blake Peterson had 5 points, and 1 steal. Lane Fevold had 4 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals. Everett Lahr had 3 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 steal. Caleb TenEyck had 2 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal. Sam Sytsma had 2 points, 2 assist, 1 steal, and 1 rebound. Breyton Cline had 2 points, 2 steals, and 1 rebound. Colby Russell had 3 rebounds and 1 assist. Ty Klatt had 1 rebound and 1 assist. Others contributing to the victory were Will Halligan and Kadjn Luhman.
JV vs SCC on 1/31
Print Version The JV Boys experienced their first defeat of the season versus South Central Calhoun on January, 31st, losing by the final score of 47-56. It was the most points the Jaguars allowed all season. The Jags led 26-24 at the halftime break, but were out scored 32-21 in the second half resulting in the 9 points deficit at the conclusion of the contest. For the game, the Jags shot 17-52 (roughly 33%) from the floor and went 9-30 from beyond the 3-pt arc. Leading the team in scoring was Robert Jepsen with his 16 points, 10 of which came in the first half. Jepsen also collected 10 rebounds, earned 3 steals, and blocked 3 shot attempts from the Titan offense. Sam Hanson scored 12 points and collected 5 rebounds on the defensive end of the floor. Hunter Kruse chipped in with 11 points and 6 assists. Lincoln Miller added 2 points and collected 10 rebounds off the glass. Ross Halligan also added 2 points in the contest. Hunter Sorenson rounded out the scoring efforts for the Jags with 1 point and 3 rebounds. And Rhett Grandfield had 1 defensive rebound and 1 steal in the . . .
Jaguar Girls take on East Sac
Print Version The Southeast Valley Jaguar girl's basketball team hit the road, on Friday, February 1st. After a hard fought battle, the Jaguars fell to the East Sac Raiders 69-74. The Jags ended the first quarter trailing 10-20. The girls brought the hustle in the second quarter to pump out twenty-one offensive points, closing the gap entering half-time, 31-35. At the end of the third quarter, the Jaguars trailed 48-56. With three minutes left in the fourth quarter the Jags were down 55-68, but rallied to produce fourteen points, (ten of those points in the last minute of the game). Mady Jaeschke led the Jaguars with a double-double, scoring 14 points and grabbing 11 boards. Emily Jaeschke supported the team effort with 13 points, 4 steals, and 4 assists. Morgan Castenson lit it up from behind the arch, connecting on 4 three-points to add 12 points, and found her teammates to dish out an impressive 8 assists. Jaynie Ferrari brought the hustle to add 12 points and 6 rebounds for the Jaguars. Kenzie Crampton muscled in 11 points to help fuel the Jaguar effort. Cassi Berglund finished with 5 points (including a three-pointer) and dished out 3 assists. . . .
Jaguars Host Newell-Fonda
Print Version On January 17th, the Southeast Valley girls basketball team hosted Newell Fonda at home. Only 3 Jaguars scored for the Jag offense, resulting in a 18-66 loss. Mady Jaeschke led the Jaguars with 10 points. Makenzie Crampton and Emily Jaeschke chipped in 4 point apiece.
Jaguars Travel to GTRA
Print Version The Southeast Valley Girls Basketball team traveled to Graettinger on Friday, January 25th. The Jaguars fell to the Cowgirls 30-52. Morgan Castenson, Chloe Hicks, and Mackenzie Crampton scored 5 points each. Mady Jaeschke and Viatris Scott chipped in 4 points apiece. Emily Jaeschke added 3 points for the Jags. Kasey Lundberg and Cassi Berglund hit a shot to collect 2 points apiece.
SV Travel to PAC
Print Version Southeast Valley loaded the bus for the last regular season road trip Monday, February 4th, to face Pocahontas. The Jaguars dropped the contest to the Indians, 47-60. Jaynie Ferrari led the Jaguar offense with 10 points. Ferrari shot a perfect 8 for 8 from the free-throw line. Kenzie Crampton went to work in the paint to produce a solid 9 points. Mady Jaeschke produced 8 points for the Jag offense. Morgan Castenson put up 6 points, and Kasey Lundberg added 5 points. Cassi Berglund chipped in 4 points for the Jags. Emily Jaeschke recorded 3 points. Chloe Hicks hit a shot to finish the game with 2 points.
Four Jags advance to Districts
Print Version Four Jag wrestlers survived and advanced to District competition next Saturday at Clear Lake taking the next step to compete in the Iowa High School State Wrestling Championships held at Wells Fargo Arena February 14th-16th. Sr. Kyler Fisher(182) won his third Sectional Crown by defeating #9 ranked Sam Wigans 11-4(Clarion-Goldfield). Sr. Clayton McFarland(220) won his first Sectional Crown by defeating a tough McKade Eisentreger(Iowa Falls-Alden) 6-4 in sudden victory overtime. Sr. Carter Fluckiger(170) also won his first Sectional crown by holding off Carter Dietz(Clarion-Goldfield) 2-1 in the final. Sr. Colden Bethel(113) advanced as a runner-up losing a tough 3-2 decision to Tyler Stein(Clarion-Goldfield) in the final. Sr. Xavier Nichols(285) and Jr. Mason Goodwin(120) finished in third place for the Jags. Nichols, wrestling on an injured big toe, lost an epic battle in overtime 4-2 to third ranked Justin Jones(Humboldt). Nichols pinned Noah Kleier(Algona) to finish third. Nichols showed he could wrestle with the best heavyweights out there, unfortunately, he also had #1 ranked Spencer . . .
Jaguars Host SCC
Print Version After five days off due to the weather and road conditions, the Jaguars girls basketball team hosted South Central Calhoun at home Thursday, January 31st. Foul trouble plagued the Jaguars early, finding them down, 14-41 at halftime. The Jaguars dropped the contest to the Titans with a final score of 27-65. Morgan Castenson led the Jag offensively with 9 points. Mady Jaeschke and Mackenzie Crampton each provided a solid 6 points. Chloe Hicks, Jaynie Ferrari, and Viatris Scott hit a jump-shot, to finish the contest with 2 points apiece. . . .
Two Groups heading to All-State
Print Version Southeast Valley High School Large Group Speech has two groups headed to All-State in Ames! Bailey Miller and Randy Andrews for Ensemble Acting! Saxon Wirtz, Claire Anderson, and Braeden Johnson for Group Improvisation!
Twin Lakes Conference -Schools calendars
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