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Please submit the survey that the District is asking all families to complete by Wednesday, July 29th - survey link was sent to all parent/guardians via email on Friday, July 24th. Thank you Jaguar At School Learning Model Jaguar At Home Learning Model Jaguar Hybrid Learning Model

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 Call the central office with any other questions or problems that you may see. Phone 515-352-3173

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, November 11th, 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 . . .

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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. . . .

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

Angel Tree Letter

Dear Parents/Guardians: The Southeast Valley School District (Southeast Webster Grand and Prairie Valley) and Security Savings Banks located in Dayton, Harcourt, Lehigh, Boxholm, Gowrie and Farnhamville along with many community contributors will be participating in the “OPERATION ANGEL TREE” project. The intent of this program is to help . . .

Jostens - Southeast Valley School Store

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2020 Cross Country Conference Meet | Pocahontas

Saturday, October 17th was the Twin Lakes Conference cross country meet at Pocahontas for the Jaguar cross country teams. For the third time in the past seven years of Southeast Valley, the boys’ claimed the Twin Lakes Conference team title scoring 63 points to edge runner-up Manson NW by 2 points. Sioux Central, who beat the Jaguars two weeks ago on the same course by 8 points was third with 66 points. Host Pocahontas was 4th with 89. Earning conference medalist honors and leading the Jaguars were sophomore Cooper Nuss who finished 4th (18:27) and freshman Oscar Hanson who finished 7th (18:46). Just missing out on the top 15 conference medalist spots were Zach Thompson (16th, 19:24) and Asa Haub (17th, 19:25) just edging Sioux Central’s fourth runner. Carson Suchan was able to beat Manson’s fourth place runner to finish 19th (19:35) overall. Blake Peterson (33rd, 20:20) and Wyatt Sprecher (47th, 21:30) were the next two Jaguars to cross the finish line. In the girls’ varsity race, Manson NW easily ran away with the girls’ conference title . . .

Jags Volleyball Close Regular Season With A Victory

Jaguars Close Regular Season with a Victory Graettinger, IA The Jaguar varsity volleyball team ended their regular season with a conference win against the Titans of GTRA (Graettinger-Terril-Ruthven-Ayrshire). The girls won by the scores of 25-19, 27-25, and 25-11. The girls struggled with passing and setting up the ball during play in the first two games. Leading the way with kills was Kiersten Fisher who had 17. She was followed by Emily Jaeschke who had four and Paytin Dorsey had two. Emily Jaeschke had 14 assists while Chloe Hicks added seven. The girls did well with blocking during the night with Fisher having five solo blocks and one assist and Breck Mills who had four solo blocks. Chloe Hicks had an assist block too. The team served at 96.7% efficiency with Emily Jaeschke, Allison Bethel, Chyann Hicks, and Maddie VanSickle perfect from the serving line. Jaeschke had two ace serves, while Bethel and Fisher each having one. Ellie Nolte and Emily Jaeschke had five saves . . .

State Qualifying Meet for Cross Country Info Message

SV XC Fans; Yesterday the state released the state qualifying meet sites for cross country. We will be going to Eagle Grove next Thursday for this meet. It begins at 4pm. This is varsity only, there is no JV. After Saturday, I will be talking to those who need to keep practicing next week. For all others, they can keep practicing if they would like, but do not have to be at practices next week. Let me know if you have any questions. Coach Nuss

Ida Grove Cross Country 2020 Invitational

The Southeast Valley cross country teams competed in the last regular season meet of the year Monday, Oct. 12th at Ida Grove. The Jaguar boys finished third place overall in the team standing scoring 119 points while the girls took 13th place scoring 319 points. On the boys’ side, Siouxland Christian won the meet with 88 points followed by Denison Schleswig with 111 points. WC-KP won the girls’ race with 50 points, followed by Manson NW with 74 points. Five different boys claimed medals on the boys side to help lead the Jaguars to the third place finish. The five medalists were Cooper Nuss (18th, 19:06), Oscar Hanson (20th, 19:12), Zach Thompson (25th, 19:27), Carson Suchan (26th, 19:29) and Asa Haub (30th, 19:44). Wyatt Sprecher (61st, 20:44) and Jordan Cerwick (62nd, 20:48) were the next two Jaguars to finish that were included in the varsity score. Competing in the same race were Blake Peterson (71st, 21:02), Kyle Johnson (74th, 21:10), Carter Ferry (89th, 21:39), Daniel Bacon (101st, 22:03), Caelan Oakes (105th, 22:25), Spencer Sucah (119th, 23:14), Ben . . .

2020 Cross Country South Central Calhoun Invitational

On Tuesday, October 6th, the Jaguar cross country teams made the short trip west to Lake City to run in the Titan Invitational. Despite slightly warmer temperatures, a tougher course and a strong wind, Southeast Valley harriers were able to come away from the meet with a handful of medals, a few course PRs and one season PR. In the varsity boys’ race, Oscar Hanson led SV with a 23rd place finish to earn the only varsity medal of the night. His time was 20:11. Zach Thompson (20:26), Carson Suchan (20:43), Cooper Nuss (21:06) and Wyatt Sprecher (21:20) were the five scorers for the Jaguars. Asa Haub (22:00) and Blake Peterson (22:16) battled to be the 6th and 7th runners to cross the finish line. Due to some technical difficulties at the finish line of the varsity race, places other than the top 25 individuals and top three teams will not be finalized. The top three teams in the race were Ogden, Keumper and St. Edmond. In the varsity girls race, Southeast Valley was able . . .

District Champions in Football

The Jaguar football team won the Class 1A District 2 District Championship. This is the Jaguars 3rd time winning the District title in the 7 years since they have joined. This was a huge win for our program. Not only did it give the Jags a 7-0 perfect regular season but as a whole the program finished 16-0. JVR 4-0, JV 5-0 and Varsity 7-0. What a great regular season for all the boys. This is something to be proud of and also something to know the future looks bright. It was not an easy road to become District Champs. It started off with a big upset with number 2 ranked SCC 2 weeks ago and then that set up the District Championship game against Pocahontas. Pocahontas left everything they had on the line. They were a very good football team, and it took everything the Jags had to bring home this win. Jags started on defense and forced PAC to punt in 3 plays. Jags offense put a 12 play scoring drive together with runs by Lathe Muench and Kolson Kruse. Kolson punched it in from the 1 yard line and Jags took the lead 6-0 Jags . . .

Wolverines Over Jaguars in Conference Play

Wolverines Over Jaguars in Conference Play Burnside, IA The Jaguars 8-13 faced the Wolverines of West Bend-Mallard (10-5) in Twin Lakes Conference action on Thursday, October 8 th . The Jaguars won the first two games, but ended up losing the next three. The scores were: 27-25, 25-26, 25-27, 24-26, and 13-15. The team served at 93.4% for the evening missing serves at critical times during play. Those perfect behind the line were Allison Bethel, Emily Jaeschke, Madison Lane, and Alex Kitchen. Kiersten Fisher and Chloe Hicks had six ace serves each during the match. Maddie VanSickle added two ace serves. Fisher led the team with nine kills per game (46 for the night). She was followed with Emily Jaeschke having eight, Chloe Hicks had four, and VanSickle had one kill. Jaeschke had 39 assists (sets for kills) while Chloe Hicks had 12. Leading the team with saves was freshman Ellie Nolte with 15. Chloe Hicks had nine saves, Fisher had eight, and Allison Bethel and Emily Jaeschke each . . .

Iowa Central Virtual Athletic Visit Dates

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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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