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NEW UPDATE on the NEW ON-LINE PAYMENT SYSTEM - SchoolPay

PaySchools is phasing out to SchoolPay - information for creating account for your students in SchoolPay ---- screen prints for some instructions to navigate setting up your account - SchoolPay On-Line Payment System Instructions August 2020 During this transition - SchoolPay is still working on some glitches Southeast Webster Meal payments are accepted in the on-line payment system and . . .

SV SCHOOLS ONE PAGE CALENDAR and SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS

Southeast Valley Schools 2020-2021 Calendar - change on Wednesday early dismissal to 1:30pm until Nov. 11, 2020 Until, at least Wednesday, September 30th, students will be dismissed at 1:30 every Wednesday. This will allow for teachers to have "office hours" to be accessible to a variety of parents/students, but most of the priority will be given to those completing online or hybrid learning or for . . .

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. . . .

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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Jaguars Football Knock Off Number 2 Ranked South Central Calhoun

What a big night for the Southeast Valley football team and program. The Jags came into the game ranked 10th and South Central Calhoun was ranked number 2 in the state. This was a big time game and a big time win for our program. South Central Calhoun had a winning streak of 30 straight regular season wins dating back to the season opener in 2017. Someone had to break the streak and the Jags were the ones to do it. Coach Swieter wants everyone to know that this was a huge honor beating them because he feels SCC is one of the top ten best programs in the state of Iowa every single year. What they do every year over there is amazing and an honor to finally beat them. Jags opened up the game with 2 nice plays but were forced to punt after 5 plays. SCC wasted no time by having a huge 31 yard run but the Jags stripped the ball and forced them to fumble into the endzone. That was a huge break for the boys. Jags had to punt again after 3 plays. Jags defense was strong and made SCC punt after 5 plays Jags moved the ball for 7 plays but were . . .

Roland Story Cross Country Invitational 9/24/2020

The Southeast Valley Jaguars once again saw some of the top cross country teams in all classes this past Thursday, September 24th, 2020 at the Norseman Invite in Story City. On the boys side, the Jaguars once again competed against 1A #1 ranked Madrid and 1A #7 Ogden who went 1st and 2nd respectively. Then a trio of class 3A teams, Bondurant Farrar, Kuemper Catholic and Greene County took the next three spots. Southeast Valley finished 7th overall 21 points behind South Hamilton, the only 2A school that beat the Jaguars. The girls side was equally tough with class 2A #8 host Roland Story winning the meet with 32 points who easily defeated 2A-#5 Panorama with 80 points who were without a pair of their top three runners. The Jaguar girls finished 9th in the 13 team field with 243 points. Cooper Nuss once again led the Jaguars earning his first career varsity medal by placing 15th. His time of 18:31 was also a career best time. Zach Thompson (30th, 19:37) and Oscar Hanson (31st, 19:38) crossed the line once again lowering their season best times. Also setting new season PRs were . . .

Jags Varsity Volleyball Go 2-1 in Week Five

Burnside, IA The Southeast Valley Jaguar varsity volleyball team went 2-1 in the fifth week of the season. The opened the week defeating the Panthers of St. Mary’s 17-25, 29-27, 25-20, and 26-24. The team served at 91% with Allison Bethel, Emily Jaeschke, and Ellie Nolte perfect behind the serving line. Kireten Fisher had six ace serves followed by Maddie VanSickle having four. Fisher led the team with 34 kills for the night. Emily Jaeschke had eight kills, and Breck Mills had two. Jaeschke had 28 assists (sets)for the night with Chloe Hicks having seven. Mills, Paytin Dorsey and Maddie VanSickle all had one assist too. The team had four solo blocks from Fisher, Mills, and Chloe Hicks. Ellie Nolte led the team with nine saves followed by Chloe Hicks with five. The Jaguars hosted a triangular on Thursday, September 24 th with Pocahontas Area and South Central Calhoun. The ladies opened the night with a victory over PAC by the scores of 23-25, 25-18. 25-21, and 25-21. Perfect behind the serving line were Emily Jaeschke, Chloe Hicks, . . .

JV Football VS Pocahontas 9/21/2020

The SV JV football team played Pocahontas Area in Gowrie on 09/21/20. The Jaguars defeated the Indians by the score of 40-0. Leading the Jaguars with three TD run's was quarterback Zack Miller who made some nice TD gallop's. Miller also threw a 35- yard TD pass to Eli Johnson. Jared Cloud and Andrew Miller also scored on TD run's. Pierce Woodruff, Ethan Ackerson, Nate Scott, Evan Zeka, Reed Andrews, and Ethan Peed provided some nice blocking all game for the Jaguars. The Jaguars led at half time by the score of 20-0. The SV JV football team's record is 3-0.

JVR Football VS SCC 9/17/2020

The SV JVR Football team traveled to Rockwell City on 09/17/20 to take on the SCC Titans. The SV JVR team defeated the Titan's by the score of 16-0. Leading the scoring for the Jaguars was a 40 yard touchdown pass from Dalton Crouse to Logan Songer. Andrew Miller had a 35 yard TD gallup for the other Jaguar score. Crouse added two points on a nice conversion run. The stout defense added a two point safety as a hoist of Jaguar defenders tackled the SCC ball carrier in the end zone. Jace Hanson, Tyler Moreland and Ross Larson made some dazzling catches and runs to help set up some nice Jaguar drives on offense. The Jaguars JVR record is now 2-0 and makes the entire football program a perfect 7-0.

Jags Volleyball Suffer Two Close Losses

Manson, IA The Jaguar volleyball team played better but were unable to defeat Emmetsburg and Manson Northwest Webster on Tuesday, September, 15 th in a Twin Lakes Conference triangular at Manson. The ladies opened the evening against the E-Hawks of Emmetsburg and lost by the scores of 25-23, 25-23, 16-25, 16-25 and 13-15. Leading the team with kills for the match was senior Kiersten Fisher with 21. She was followed by sophomore Madison Lane who had five. Freshman Alex Kitchen had four in that match too. Senior Emily Jaeschke recorded 24 assists and three digs. Freshman Ellie Nolte led the team with 15 digs (3 per set). Serving at 100% was senior Chyann Hicks going 10 for 10. Fisher served 95% with four ace serves. Senior Chloe Hicks served at 80% but had three ace serves in the match. The girls were defeated by the Cougars of MNW in the second match of the night, by the scores of 22-25, 15-25, 26-24, 25-20, and 13-15. Perfect behind the serving line was Chyann Hicks and sophomore Madelyn VanSickle. Both . . .

2020 Cross Country Webster City Invitational

After the near 100 degree temperatures that the Jaguars experienced in their first cross country meet of the season, the Jaguars welcomed the nearly perfect running conditions on Tuesday, September 1st when they competed in the Lynx Invitational at Webster City. The Lynx invite is a 14 team invite composed of schools of all sizes which provide strong competition for the teams in attendance. In the boys race, a trio of 3A schools took the top honors with North Polk the team champion, followed by Humboldt and Webster City. The Southeast Valley boys’ finished 10th overall. In the girls’ race, 2A Roland Story took the team title with an impressive 39 points followed by 3A North Polk and 1A St. Edmonds. The Jaguar girls also finished 10th place with 265 points. Cooper Nuss led the Southeast Valley boys, finishing 27th in a season best time of 19:34 and Oscar Hanson finished nineteen seconds behind to claim 34th (19:53). Zach Thompson (50th) . . .

2020 SV Cross Country Invitational

As with everything lately, the 2020 version of the Southeast Valley Cross Country Invitational held in Gowrie on Thursday, August 27th had a different look and feel. This year’s meet had an additional four teams at the meet then it has in years past. To help spread things out, the course was run in the reverse direction to allow for a larger starting area and boxes with space between teams. Each race was split in two waves with 7 teams each in and results combined after the race. The meet also saw an upgrade in its timing system and saw heat indices of near 100 making it the hottest Southeast Valley Invite in history. With all the uncertainties of events being cancelled the past 5 months, the best feeling in the world though Thursday was to hear the gun go off and watch approximately 275 athletes get to go out and compete in the meet. Despite the changes and extreme heat, the Jaguars made the most of their season debut. The boys team finished 6th place overall out of the 14 schools here. Ahead of them were several class 1A ranked teams. Returning number one . . .

2020 XC Preview

After holding their breath all summer with many questions about what this fall would bring, 33 Southeast Valley cross country runners showed up ready and anxious to get the season started. As with everything else, the season has a different feel as stretching and warm-ups as well as the groups they run with and workouts are done with social distancing in mind. Out of the 11 girls on this year’s team, 7 of those return from last year’s group in which 6 of them competed at the state qualifying meet last October. The boys’ once again have great numbers with 22 out. Thirteen return from last year’s including all seven from last year’s state qualifying meet. They are joined by 5 freshmen and 3 other newcomers. The experienced group of seniors Morgan Farnhman, Marlie Johnson, Emily Hemmestad look to use their four years of varsity experience to lead the girls’ team. Junior Madison Doyle, Jayden Gardipee and Shelby Mills will also return with more experience this year as Madison and Shelby made their cross country debut last season. Lone sophomore Lauren Tidman . . .

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 . . .

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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