updated August 23, 2010 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note
Please join us this Friday night, September 27th, for a student, staff & family barbecue. We will be grilling out at Braves’ Field from 5:30p.m.-8:00p.m. while the football team kicks off the year with their intra-squad scrimmage. Come and get a free dinner, meet your student’s teachers, and watch the Braves as they prepare for their upcoming season opener. The barbecue is free for all students and their families so come and eat and join the fun.
Following the barbecue we will be having our Back-to-School Dance on the front sidewalk from 8:30-11:00p.m.. All Star Valley students are invited to attend this dance. There is no charge and we have a great DJ coming, so come out and have some fun to kick off the school year.
Hope you can join us for a fun filled night. Please call the school, at 885-7847, if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
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updated May 27, 2010 by jcole in Uncategorized
Live streaming of Star Valley High School 2010 Graduation is at this link
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/lcsd2-video
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updated April 16, 2010 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note, Uncategorized
Well believe it or not it looks like spring has finally arrived! It was nice to have a “spring break” even though the weather was anything but spring-like. It is hard to believe that we are in the last months of another school year, but the end is definitely in sight.
We’d like to thank all of our junior students for the great effort they gave the PAWS test this year. Even amidst the challenges with the test and the technology we feel like the students remained focused and worked hard until they were finished. It will be interesting to see the results with all the problems the test had statewide. We’d also like to thank our great technology people, counselors, and teachers for staying on top of the problems and working to fix them as soon as possible.
The ACT will be given on April 28th for all juniors. This is an opportunity to take the ACT at no cost as the state of Wyoming picks up the tab for all juniors. We hope that everyone will take advantage of this great opportunity.
There are so many activities going on during the spring season. Please look at the calendar to ensure that you don’t miss anything. An important activity coming up is our spring play which is “Pride and Prejudice”. The play will be performed for the public on April 29th, 30th and May 1st at 7:00p.m. Please come out and support these students who have spent so many hours preparing.
Let’s all stay focused even though the snow is finally melting! Hopefully we will have a great end to what has been a wonderful year so far.
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updated January 27, 2010 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note, Uncategorized
SVHS parent-teacher conferences are just around the corner. They will be held Tuesday, February 9th at Etna Elementary from 4:30-7:00. We will be at SVHS on Wednesday the 10th from 4:00-7:30. Please come and meet with your child’s teachers. We love the opportunity to share your children’s progress with you.
We will also be registering students for the coming school year during parent-teacher conferences. We encourage you to bring your student(s) to parent-teacher conferences and complete their enrollment for the coming year. More information will be coming about the registration process so stay tuned!
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updated January 27, 2010 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note
The National Honor Society and the Student Body Officers have undertaken a number of projects to raise money for the people of Haiti. We hope that everyone will get behind our efforts to assist the Haitian people.
The students kicked off the week with a wonderful assembly put on by the National Honor Society & the Student Body officers. Randi Robinson put together a very moving presentation depicting some of the conditions currently facing the Haitian people and Jordan Ames gave an outstanding speech. They then outlined the means by which students could contribute to the relief efforts.
On Wednesday, January 27th the Student Body Officers organized their extended lunch activity, allowing students to make a $2.00 donation in order to receive an extended lunch. Many students took advantage of this opportunity, and it appears to have been quite successful although a final count is not yet available.
Fundraising efforts will continue Wednesday and Friday nights at SVHS’ home activities. The National Honor Society will be present at these events to accept donations. They will also be showing the video that they presented to the student body during the assembly on Monday morning. We appreciate the community’s support in contributing to our effort to assist the Haitian people.
Funds collected will then be donated by the school to reputable charities. It is our intent to give the donations to those charities which will have the greatest direct impact for the people of Haiti.
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updated December 7, 2009 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note
We’d like to thank all the students, staff and volunteers who participated in our 4th Annual Braves in Action service day. So many wonderful things were accomplished due to everyone’s combined efforts. We really appreciate everyone showing up ready to work. Thanks also to McKay Erickson and the Student Body officers for organizing the many activities and logistics to make it all happen.
These pictures show some of the projects that were completed by the students on this very successful day. Thanks again for your participation!
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updated November 23, 2009 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note
We hope all of our students will join us for a day of giving back to the community on Wednesday, November 25th. We will be performing a variety of service projects throughout the valley and we need everyone’s help to accomplish the many projects we have lined up. We are looking forward to a wonderful, productive day. So come dressed appropriately for your project (some are outside) and let’s have a great day! Thanks in advance for your willingness to serve others during this season of Thanksgiving! We appreciate the opportunity to give back to the community that supports Star Valley High School in so many ways. Hope your holidays are wonderful!
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updated November 23, 2009 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note
What an outstanding job by the directors and students who put on five shows of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at Star Valley High School last week. The students surpassed everyone’s expectations with their outstanding performances each time they stepped onto the stage. It was a well performed, funny, engaging performance! A big thank you to our wonderful directors, Tara Johnson & Kurt Sand, for bringing everything together in such a spectacular fashion.
A special thanks to Mrs. Venice Lancaster and the Stagecraft class for their efforts in building some of the sets for the production. We also had many parents and spouses who contributed their time and resources in costuming and sets. Thanks also to Tami Nielsen and the “Valley Voices” for their vocal contributions to the musical.
Everyone who had the opportunity to attend had a great time. Thanks again to all who worked so hard to put together such an outstanding performance; we appreciate your hard work and dedication! :)
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updated November 23, 2009 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note
For those of you who have been looking at your red and gold calendar in your planner, and thought we had a half day on December 23rd, I have good news for you! There is NO SCHOOL on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd!!! We have a full day on the 22nd, but no school on the 23rd. We apologize for the error. The original calendar had a half day scheduled on the 23rd, but that was changed later in the summer after our planners went to print- Sorry! Enjoy your extra day off.
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updated October 23, 2009 by Mrs. Shannon Harris in Principal's Note, Uncategorized
Star Valley’s confidential text reporting line 880-CARE has been up and running for several months now. It is sponsored by Silverstar PCS, Lincoln County Sheriff’s office, and the Star Valley Prevention Coalition. This line is a great way to anonymously report concerns so that they can be checked out by the appropriate agencies in an effort to keep people safe. It should be noted, however, that this line is anonymous. If you want someone to contact you so you can provide more information, or follow-up with you, you must put your contact information in the text. If you don’t include this information in the text there is no way for them to contact you, as the line is anonymous. Please be aware of this as you make your reports if you are expecting someone to follow-up with you. However, if you just want to make a report and don’t wish to be identified or followed up with you can certainly just text your concerns.
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