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Early Dismissal @ 2:20 PM every Wednesday for Professional Development Apr 5 3rd Trimester Midterm SV Schools Calendar for 2017-2018 School Year (revised 4-21-17) On January 25, 2018 it has been decided to make-up our missed school days at the end of the school year - we will be having school on the following dates. May 23, 24, and 25 SVHS and SVMS . . .
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Spring Play-"12 Angry Men"
Print Version SYNOPSIS Place: A jury room Time: The present ~ Summer Act One: Late Afternoon Act Two: A second or two later. Act Three: Immediately following Act Two. A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR The late English-American journalist, Christopher Hitchens, once wrote, "Time spent arguing is, oddly enough, almost never wasted." . . .
Jag Girls Edge Pocahontas Area
Print Version The Jaguar girl's golf team escaped Pocahontas with a 1 stroke victory in their first meet of the season. By the team score of 230 to 231, our jags were victorious. Sophomore Delaney Conrad ran away with meet medalist honors with a score of 43. Next closest was Poky's Jocelyn Johnson's 52. Jag teammates, Hailey Tuel 54, Anna Hanson 66, and Jessica Shirbroun 67 were counted for the Jags. Haylee Kraft 68, and Hannah DeVries 76 were other varsity members. Good start Jags.
Boys compete against tough competition
Print Version The Southeast Valley boys’ track team headed to Manson on Thursday, April 12th for some tough competition against quite a few teams they will see at the conference and state qualifying meets later in the year. The Jaguars finished in 6th place with 67 points. South Central Calhoun won the meet with 133 points followed by OABCIG with 100 points. Conference foes PAC was 3rd with 89 and Alta Aurelia was 5th with 82. The Jaguars were lead by a pair of runner up finishes on Thursday. Nolan Johnson was 2nd in the 800 with a time of 2:09.37. The other silver medal was won by the distance medley team of Kyler Fisher, Nyles Johnson, Nolan Johnson and Patrick Breitsprecher. Their time of 3:52.15 was the best of the year. Coledon Bethel won a pair of medals in the distance double, running a season best in the 3200m run to finish 3rd (11:08.21) and 4th in the 1600m run (5:21.69). Also finishing 4th was Mason Ackerson in the discus with a throw of 116’ 1.5” and the 4 x 800m relay. Hunter Kruse, Rhett Grandfield, Robert Jepsen and Hunter . . .
Comin In Hot!
Print Version The Junior High Boys Track team ran away with a 2nd place Team finish at the Gary Paulsen Relays in Ogden on Tuesday, April 11th, to start their season. The entire team of young men gave a respectable effort which resulted in positive results. The Jaguar Jr. High boys and girls are back in action Tuesday, April 17th , hosting the Jaguars Relays in Burnside beginning at 4:30 . 1st place 4x400 Relay - Eli Johnson, Caden Larson, Tre Fisher, Zack Miller - 4:27.79 200 m Hurdles - Gabe Campbell - 32.69 200 m Dash - Kolson Kruse - 27.84 4x200 Relay - Kolson Kruse, Max Miller, Aaron Graves, Lathe Muench - 1:49.85 2nd place 200 m Dash - Kaleb Scott - 28.57 4x800 Relay - Zack Miller, Caden Larson, Max Miller, Zach Thompson - 10:44.70 4x100 Relay - Rylie Ferrari, Aaron Graves, Kolson Kruse, Lathe Muench - 55.00 3rd place 800 m Run - Caleb Kaltschnee - 2:45.72 100 m Dash - Carl Berglund - 13.32 Distance Medley Relay - . . .
Girls were 2nd @ Manson meet
Print Version The Southeast Valley girls track team had an outstanding night at the Manson COED track meet. There were 12 total teams and girls placed 2nd. This was a great night for the girls. Kiersten Fisher had another great night wining the open 100 out of 23 girls and the 100 Hurdles out of 20 girls. Kiersten also set new school records in the 100 Hurdles and open 200. Kiersten also placed 2nd in the open 200 and 3rd in the High Jump. Coach was very happy with the 4x100 and 4x200 because they both placed 2nd over all from the slower heats. Some other Highlights were Katara Jondle placing 4th in the open 100 & 200 and the Kanyon Peeples 3rd and Karissa Hiesterman 4th in the 400 Hurdles. The Shuttle Hurdle placed 3rd. Coach was very happy because all they had was 14 girls and could not even fill all the events but the girls gave everything they had and scored alot of points. Meet Results
Jags Open Golf Season at Pocahontas
Print Version 4/12/18@Pocahontas:The Jaguars were defeated in their first meet of the season 180-197. Jaxon Myers earned medalist honors shooting 41 while winning in a playoff. Carter Fluckiger shot 48, Ben Peterson 53 and Xavior Nichols 55. Kenny Blunk shot 59 and Quinton Clancy 62. JV scores were Caleb TenEyck 72, Carson Lambert 74, Daniel Johnson 75, AJ Smith 80 and Logan Stapp 83. Coach Blunk commented “it was great to get this meet in to see where we are at. The past few days we have had decent outside practices and I saw some improvement so hopefully that will continue.” The Jags have a busy week next week with home meets on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Girls finally have a track meet
Print Version The girls finally got to run out side after having lost 3 meets this season due to weather. It was still a cold night but we are very happy we got to get this meet in. The Jags had a very good game plan going into this meet and they were doing everything they could to win this meet. Then less than 6 hours before the meet started Woodward sent information that they allowed Dallas Center Grimes and Webster City into the meet. It was great running against that type of competition but the final team standings were Dallas Center Grimes, Webster City and Southeast Valley 3rd. So if they would not have allowed those teams to enter the girls would have won the meet. Times were not what the coaches wanted but with the weather conditions we just needed a meet and now we can focus on what we need to work on. We will continuing working and hopefully get this weather turned around so we can get some meets in. Meet Results
Roller Skating
Print Version The Prairie Valley 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd & 4 th grade students would like to thank the Southeast Valley High School volunteers & the volunteers of the Gowrie Skating Center for making their skating experience memorable. The students would also like to thank the Prairie Valley Elementary PTA for their financial support of paying for the skating.
FFA Awards Night Held
Print Version The Central Plains FFA Pork Loin Supper and Awards Night was held on Tuesday, March 27 th in the high school commons. On the menu was pork medallions, cheesy potatoes, assorted salads, roll, and drink all catered by Lidderdale Country Store. A variety of desserts were provided by the officer parents. Steve Johnson has served as the Farm & Ag Business Management Field Specialist for Iowa State University Extension since 1999. Steve presents at over 100 meetings focused on crop risk management annually across several Midwestern states with over 10,000 farmers and agribusiness professionals in attendance. He served as president of the Pleasantville FFA Chapter, as did both of his brothers. After graduating from IS U in Ag Education, he taught high school Ag in Mount Ayr until returning to ISU to finish his master’s degree in Ag Ed and Ag Economics. Steve remains an active FFA alumni member at the chapter, state and national levels. Ms. Tessa Berg served as mc of the award session. Mr. Kehoe discussed the accomplishments of the chapter and recognized . . .
Twin Lakes Conference -Schools calendars
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Southeast Valley High School1005 Riddle StreetGowrie, IA 50543
p. 515.352.3142f. 515.352.3143
Southeast Valley Middle School30850 Paragon Ave.Burnside, IA 50521
p. 515-359-2235f. 515.359.2236
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