WELCOME TO STAR VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
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Star Valley High School Principals
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Star Valley has a tradition strongly rooted in academics and athletics. SVHS has a variety of clubs to suit your tastes. Star Valley High School has a dynamite teaching staff. SVHS is proud to have 2007 Wyoming Teacher of the Year, Mark Nethercott as a teacher, and Mrs. Shannon Harris, 2009 Wyoming High School Principal of the Year.
Mrs. Shannon Harris
2009 Wyoming High School Principal of the Year
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Valerie Booth Tara Johnson
SVHS Drama Department
Presents
Charlotte's Web
Thursday-Saturday April 26-28 @ 7:00 pm
SVHS Auditorium
Admission is Free
Important notice of new communication service and request:
Dear Parents,
Here is information regarding a new SMS (text) messaging service that we are in the process of launching. Please take a moment to complete the simple opt-in process below.
In order to participate in the new service you must indicate your willingness to receive text messages to your phone. The process is simple and only takes a few seconds to complete.
Simply text any one of the following words to the number 68453: subscribe, optin, or yes. You’ll know you were successful if you receive the following reply message: You are registered to receive aprox 3 msgs/mo. Txt STOP to quit, HELP for help. You’ll want to repeat the opt-in process for any wireless numbers that you wish to include.
In addition to performing the opt-in process above you’ll want to insure that the district has your wireless number(s) in our student information database. If you haven’t already provided that information to your school please contact them and provide them with that information.
The district will be officially launching the new service in a few days, so until then you won’t receive any further text messages.
Please Note: If we have a cell phone number on file for you, and you do not participate in the opt- in process described above you may receive a one-time opt-in invitation SMS message on the day we launch the campaign. This is to comply with wireless carrier requirements and to protect you against unsolicited text messages.
The message you receive will be similar to the following:
“Springfield Independent School District messages. Reply Y for aprx 3 msgs/mo. Txt HELP 4 info. Msg&data rates may apply. See schoolmessenger.com/tm”
So that you can continue to receive important messages from the district, we encourage you to reply with “Y” or “Yes” or “OPTIN” or “SUBSCRIBE” when you receive such a verification message.
To opt out of all text messages from SchoolMessenger, reply with STOP to the opt-in message or visit www.schoolmessenger.com/tm.
Please note, although the district does not charge you for this service, it does not pay for text message charges that may be incurred by you for sending or receiving text messages. Check with your wireless carrier for possible charges.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact the school.
Star Valley High School Earns National Recognition
WYOMING SCHOOLS NAMED AS TOP HIGH SCHOOLS IN NATION
U.S. News and World Report analyzed 21,786 public high schools in 48 states plus the District of Columbia to name the nation’s top high schools. One hundred schools received gold medals, 461 received silver medals, 1,189 received bronze medals, and 37 received honorable mentions. Silver medal Sheridan High School in Sheridan County School District No. 2 was named Wyoming’s only silver medalist. Bronze medal winners in Wyoming are: Big Horn High School in Sheridan County School District No. 1, Burlington High School in Big Horn County School District No. 1, Hulett High School in Crook County School District No. 1, Lingle-Fort Laramie High School and Southeast High School in Goshen County School District No. 1, Powell High School in Park County School District No. 1, and Star Valley High School in Lincoln County School District No. 2. According to U.S. News, rankings are based on “the key principles that a great high school must serve all its students well, not just those who are college-bound, and that it must be able to produce measurable academic outcomes to show the school is successfully educating its student body across a range of performance indicators.”
Source: http://www.wsba-wy.org/newsletter.htm