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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. . . .

NOTICE OF CHANGE TO SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 2020 through August 7, 2020 - Grab 'n Go Meals will NO longer be offered for pick up

Southeast Valley Schools - NOTICE OF CHANGE TO SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM STARTING JUNE 1, 2020 Grab ‘n Go meals will NO longer be offered for pick up or delivery starting June 1, 2020. Breakfast and lunch meals will be served at Dayton Elementary School and Gowrie High School buildings only. This program during the summer is also free to all children under the age . . .

SV SCHOOLS ONE PAGE CALENDAR and SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS

SV Schools Calendar for 2020-2021 Year School Supply List Dayton Elementary School 2020-2021 School Supply List Farnhamville Elementary School 2020-2021 School Supply List Southeast Valley High and Middle Schools 2020-2021

SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES PLAN

Southeast Valley has recently reviewed and revised its plan for serving students in special education. Please take a few moments to peruse this proposed plan - choose this link - Special Education Service Delivery Plan And offer ideas/suggestions for improvement at this email link - ddsdp@svjags.org

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6/29 Pocahontas L 16-2 (4-3)

Print Version The ranked Indians from Pocahontas came into Dayton, IA looking for a repeat of the first game of the season as they won decisively. This time was much of the same as miscues on defense lead to an 11 run inning which the Jags defense let some easy plays escape and the Indians capitalized on the mistakes. Outside of the fourth inning the Jags would have been in the ballgame. Pitching for the Jaguars was sophomore Zack Miller, who had a rough start but showed promise in his first varsity start. Jacob Slininger, Rhett Grandfield and Parker Garcia all had innings on the mound for the Jags. Hitting was again decent for the Jaguars as Sam Hanson had another good game at the plate going two for three with an RBI. A slew of other Jags, added a hit a piece including Caden Larson, Hunter Sorenson, Kolson Kruse, Jacob Slininger and Parker Garcia. Kolson’s lone hit of the game ended up being a double in the gap. Another tough game against a very good opponent which happened on Senior night as the crowd gave their appreciation to our three graduating seniors; Chase Kamp, Jacob Slininger, and Zane Geis who got . . .

7/2 @ Coon Rapids L 10-5 (4-4)

Print Version A tough game to swallow for the Jags as they faced the always tough crusaders of Coon Rapids. The Jags struck early getting three runs early in the game. Couple of walks set up a sac fly to right off the bat of Sam Hanson then a pass ball allowed two runners to score. The crusaders came back with a fourth inning off self-destructive errors from the Jag defense which you can’t give to good teams. Again like last game it was one big inning which plagued the Jag baseball team once again. The Jags threatened late in the game with bases loaded but a strike three ended the game giving the Jags another loss in the shortened weekly schedule. Pitching for the Jags was Kolson Kruse who threw well but throwing extra pitches off errors came back to haunt the sophomore and the Jags. Junior Sam Hanson, relieved Kruse on the mound giving up three runs in 3 innings of work but throwing well against a good team. Offensively, the Jags were lead by relief pitcher Sam Hanson with two hits and a Sac Fly. Jacob Slininger had a double, while not to be outdone Kolson Kruse also had a double himself. Zack Miller was the other . . .

IGHSAU Class 3A Region 2 Softball Tournament

Print Version The softball team will be playing in the IGHSAU Class 3A Region 2 Softball Tournament on the following dates and times: 7/15 @ Humboldt vs Humboldt @ 7:00 PM. Bus Departure 5:15 PM 7/17 @ Humboldt vs TBD @ 7:00 PM. Bus Departure 5:15 PM 7/20 @ TBD @ 7:00 PM We must win to move forward in this tournament.

IHSAA Class 2A District 14 Baseball Tournament

Print Version The baseball team plays in the IHSAA Class 2A District 14 Baseball Tournament on the following dates and times: 7/11 vs South Central Calhoun @ Dayton @ 7:00 PM 7/14 vs Panorama @ Woodward-Granger @ 4:30 PM. Bus Departure 2:45 PM 7/18 vs TBD @ Woodward-Granger @ 7:00 PM Bus Departure 5:15 PM We must win to advance in this tournament.

JVR Baseball Write Ups

Print Version JVR WRITE UPS @ Madrid Game 1: L 7-9 Game 2: W 5-3 The Jag JVR team started their season with a split to Madrid. Jesse Hansen pitched the first game giving up 1 hit and 2 runs in 2 2/3 innings of work. He had four strikeouts also. Hitting for the Jags was Justin Loseke with two hits and scoring two runners. Colby Russell had a monster game going 3 for 3 with two RBI’s. Pitcher Jesse Hansen did his job getting one hit along with freshmen Ethan Ackerson who also had a hit on the game. Game 2 went a little bit more favorably for the Jags as they pulled off the win. Colby Russell threw very well going the complete game only allowing two hits with seven strikeouts in 5 innings pitched. A great pitching performance from a young player we hope to see throw a lot in a few years. Hits for the Jags in the second game was spread out throughout the team. With Carl Berglund and Jesse Hansen getting a base hit along with fellow freshmen Caden Konecne getting one hit. Bryson . . .

SV Athletic Passes July 11th Update

Print Version SV Athletic Passes will not be honored for the home baseball tournament game on Saturday, July 11th at 7:00 PM. Admission is set by the IHSAA at $6 for all Kindergarten and above.

6-19 @ St. Mary's W 14-3 (1-2)

Print Version Ending the first week of the shortened season, the Jaguar Baseball team finished their week in the win column taking the Panthers of storm lake St. Mary's in 6 innings. The needed win wasn't in doubt long, as the Jaguars scored every inning until the 5th inning where they were held scoreless. Pitching in the night was Junior Sam Hanson who threw a good game throwing a combined two hitter while allowing five walks. The junior was dominant on the mound as the Jaguar bats left allot of breathing room. Sophomore Zack Miller took over in the 5th inning striking out two and throwing a beautiful pick off at second to grab the lone runner of the inning. Hits were plentiful for the Jags on the night lead by Kolson Kruse, Caden Larson, and Jacob Slininger who all tallied two hits each. Parker Garcia made his presence known coming into the game in the fourth and driving in a run on a hard hit ball. Then getting a base hit in his second at bat scoring two runners. Rounding out the hits for the Jags, was Carson Lambert and Memphis Simpson each getting one hit a piece. The Jags grabbed a much needed win to end the week. Next week's . . .

6/15 @ Pocahontas L 14-0 (0-1)

Print Version The Jaguars opened their covid shortened 2020 season against the young and tough Indians from Pocahontas. Facing a huge task the first game out, the Jags were outmatched early as the Indians took advantage of walks early in the game to grab a commanding lead. All state pitcher Christian Davidson was too much for the Jaguar bats allowing no hits, although the Jags were aggressive at the plate the Indians made the plays defensively. It was a tough draw for their first game out but the Jags pitching staff allowed 15 walks and 3 hit batters in the contest which is never a recipe for winning. The individual stat for the Jaguars was a stolen base by Sam Hanson later in the game. The Jaguars were up against a tough team and gave them too many breaks which you can’t do to beat a good team. JV ACTION: The Jaguar JV team faced off against the Pocahontas JV team before the Varsity contest. The Jags hit the ball and got some good baserunning but the Indians took advantage of some walks and timely hits beating the Jags by a score of 8-4. Hitting for the Jaguars was paced by Memphis . . .

6/17 East Sac 6/17 L 8-9 (0-2)

Print Version Lights in Dayton! The Jaguars took the field for the first time under the newly installed lights. The top of the line lights was in full view as the Jags hosted the Raiders from East Sac. It was a great night for Jaguar Baseball unfortunately the night was not perfect as the Raiders stolen one away from the Jaguars on their first home game. A misplay in the third inning on an easy pop fly allowed the Raiders to continue hitting, and they made the Jags pay as a three-run homer allowed the Raiders to take the lead. The Jaguars would tie up the game off a Zack Miller single which could have scored the go ahead run but a base running error allowed the Raiders to keep it at 6-6. The Raiders struck late getting 3 runs in the 9th which was just too much for the Jags to overcome. Hitting for the Jags, Caden Larson had himself a day going 3-3 and scoring three runs. Kolton Kruse also had himself a day going 6 strong innings on the mound. Allowing only 1 earned run and 5 strikeouts. He also did his job with the bat as well going 3 for 4 with a double. Junior Sam Hanson had two hits on the night, while Memphis Simpson, Carson . . .

2020 Individual Speech Contest

Print Version The 2020 Southeast Valley Individual Speech season drew to a close last week. The season began with the District Individual Speech Contest held at Manson February 29th. The Southeast Valley team, coached by Ruth Nellis, had an excellent day, with ratings as follows: Emma Hunter I Solo Musical Theater I Storytelling Parker Johnson I Improvisation I Prose Haley Studyvin I Literary Program I Prose Brynna Thompson II Public Address Kylie Weiland I Prose Shinuna Juma I Expository . . .

Virtual Individual Speech

Print Version Alyssa Speck earned a I from all three judges in Acting; Parker Johnson earned Outstanding Performer in Prose; and Marisa Jepsen earned Outstanding Performer in both Literary Program and Poetry.

2020 Twin Lakes Art Show

Print Version Southeast Valley Students participate in 2020 Online Art Show With the sweeping curse that is Covid-19, many school events have been cancelled leaving many students missing out on opportunities offered this time of year. This unfortunate course of events seemed to have caused the 2020 Twin Lakes Art Show to be cancelled as well. Fortunately, with a clever idea the Twin Lakes Art Show was decided to be held online. Not an ideal situation, with artwork ideally needing to be seen in person, but everyone made the best of a bad situation. The Southeast Valley students sent 12 artworks into the online art show. Artworks were selected before Covid-19 hit by high school faculty and Mr. Bachel. The twelve artworks were uploaded onto google drive and put together into an official 2020 Online Art Show slideshow. Those SV artists honored to be selected but didn’t place in the show included: Sophomore Majesta Jordison, and Seniors Emma Pudenz and Emerald . . .

TLC Art Show 2020

Print Version Attached is the pdf of the winning art pieces at the Twin Lakes Conference Art Show that was held online this past week. TLC Art Show

2020 Boys Track Article

Print Version It has been one month ago today as I type this that I last had contact with the 40 members of this year’s Southeast Valley’s boys’ track team. As coaches we left practice that day extremely excited as to what the future of the upcoming season looked like as we had just finished our 4th week of practice. When we left that night, we knew Governor Reynolds had announced that schools would remain open, but two days later on Sunday evening that changed. I’ve thought about writing this article several times in the past four weeks, but first I thought we might start again on April 15th so I would just wait until then. Then came the announcement last week that it would be April 30th. Currently, there is slim hope that we might get to start on May 1st and be able to have a shortened track and field season yet thanks to the IAHSAA and IGHSAU for coming up with a plan. As I watch other states and Des Moines cancel their spring sports seasons, I’ve decided it is time to acknowledge the hard work this year’s team put in for a month and possibly dream about what could have been, in case we . . .

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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ANNUAL NOTIFICATION - NOTIFICATION OF NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY STATEMENT: Southeast Valley School offers career and technical programs in the following areas of study: Agriculture, Business, Family consumer Science, Health Science, Industrial Technology.

It is the policy of the Prairie Valley Community School District and Southeast Webster Grand Community School District not to illegally discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, creed, age (for employment), marital status (for programs), sexual orientation, gender identity and socioeconomic status (for programs) in its educational programs and its employment practices. There is a grievance procedure for processing complaints of discrimination. If you have questions or a grievance related to this policy please contact the district’s Equity Coordinator, Lisa Willardson, Equity Coordinator, 1005 Riddle Street, 515-352-5575, lwillardson@svjags.org or to Greg Slininger, Principal: Southeast Webster-Grand CSD, 30850 Paragon Ave., Burnside, IA 50521, 515-359-2235.

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SV SCHOOLS ONE PAGE CALENDAR and SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS

SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES PLAN

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6/29 Pocahontas L 16-2 (4-3)

7/2 @ Coon Rapids L 10-5 (4-4)

IGHSAU Class 3A Region 2 Softball Tournament

IHSAA Class 2A District 14 Baseball Tournament

JVR Baseball Write Ups

SV Athletic Passes July 11th Update

6-19 @ St. Mary's W 14-3 (1-2)

6/15 @ Pocahontas L 14-0 (0-1)

6/17 East Sac 6/17 L 8-9 (0-2)

2020 Individual Speech Contest

Virtual Individual Speech

2020 Twin Lakes Art Show

TLC Art Show 2020

2020 Boys Track Article

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