National Honor Society held their co-ed volleyball tournament on Saturday. We had a great time and raised money for VH alumni, Chase Blackburn, and his fight against leukemia. Thank you to the teams that played. Team Boss came out as champions. Also thank you to all NHS members who helped.
about 6 years ago, Jenny Yungeberg
Champions- Team Boss
VHHS students got to participate in The Future Maker Lab. Students utilized 3D-computers, virtual reality welders, virtual reality painting, and other activities to learn about some technical opportunities after high school.
about 6 years ago, Valley Heights
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about 6 years ago, Lori Dobrovolny
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Valley Heights Elementary-Blue Rapids was recognized today at the State Board of Education meeting in Topeka for receiving the 2018 National Blue Ribbon Award.
about 6 years ago, Justine deBoer
Blue Ribbon Award
Congratulations Molly Umscheid a 1st grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Due to the colder weather, Friday’s Day of Service for the JH/HS has been postponed.
about 6 years ago, Valley Heights
Seniors are starting to hear about scholarships. We have state, national, and local winners already! Come celebrate with our seniors at Awards Night, May 14th at 7:00pm. The public is invited.
about 6 years ago, Barbara Buck
Congratulations Olivia Grubbs a 1st grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Cooper Watt a 1st grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Jace Wieters a 1st grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Emma Warders a 2nd grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Osric a 2nd grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Paige a 4th grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Tessa Bigham a 4th grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 6 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
The High School track meet scheduled for Tuesday April 16th in Belleville has been changed. The meet will be in Concordia not Belleville. Field events will begin at 10:00am and running events will start at 11:00am.
about 6 years ago, Tony Trimble
Valley Heights Band awaits results at state competition in Beloit!
about 6 years ago, Catherine Toerber
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CHECK THIS OUT: Confidence in Kansas Public Education Task Force announces Challenge Award recipients!! http://valleyheightsks.apptegy.us/article/102301
about 6 years ago, Tony Yungeberg
Seven ladies from the Forensic. Team competed at Frankfort on Monday night and brought home a 1st Place trophy in addition to many individual medals. It was a great way to end the season. Next up - State May 4th in Wichita.
about 6 years ago, Lynette Coon
The "Golden Girls"
In addition to the forensic team taking 1st place at TVL, these folks brought home some individual medals. Seniors - Hannah Musil 2nd in Prose and 2nd in IDA with Rosa Blaske who got 1st in Oration. Angel Hornkohl 3rd in poetry and 5th in Prose. Carter Popejoy 4th in Extemp. Robin Roberson 4th in Oration and 5th in poetry . Juniors - Haylee Whitson 1st in solo serious and informative. Sam Hardin 3rd solo humorous and oration. Sophomores - Jackson O'Toole 3rd prose. Cameron Beardsley 3rd informative. Evan Haines 7th informative. Emma Toerber 5th informative and 4th IDA with Catherine Toerber. Freshman - Emma Yungeberg -2nd poetry. Abigail Steinfort 1st solo humorous and 2nd duet with Meila Crowder. Aiden Nemechek 3rd Extemp. Lots of requalifiers for state with Emma Yungeberg newly qualifying for Champs.
over 6 years ago, Lynette Coon
Forensic Team Celebrating Successes
Valley Heights Schools received a possible criminal threat on Social Media. The safety and security of our students and staff is our utmost priority. We take every possible threat seriously and will conduct a thorough investigation. While we don't anticipate or believe there is any threat to students or staff, as a precautionary measure Marshall County Law Enforcement will have extra personnel on hand at each school today.
over 6 years ago, John Bergkamp