Regional Music was a huge success for Valley Heights. Performances below received a I rating and have qualified for State Music: Flute Solo - Amanda M. Flute Solo - Maddie W. Trumpet Solo - Brady T. Trumpet Solo - Abby L. Trombone Solo - Carter P. Tenor Saxophone - Bailee L. Voice Solo - Alli J. Voice Solo - Briana E. Brass Quartet - Brady T., Carter P., Abby L., & Emma T. Flute Quartet - Maddie W., Shyanne C., Amanda M., & Kate W. If you would like to hear performances from the state qualifiers, they will be performing on the following dates: State Showcase - April 22nd @ Lee Dam Center for Fine Arts State Music - April 28th @ Kansas Wesleyan University
about 7 years ago, Valley Heights
Kindergarten received a visit from their trucker buddies today.
about 7 years ago, Suzie Vermetten
FCCLA and Red Cross what a great combo!
about 7 years ago, Rhonda Joseph
My students are taking their babies home this weekend!
about 7 years ago, Rhonda Joseph
Congratulations Noah Uribe a 3rd grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Camden a 3rd grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Highland Community College Precision Agriculture "flew" in for a visit to Colts Round-Up and the students loved it! #AfterschoolWorks
about 7 years ago, Tony Yungeberg
Highland Community College Precision Agriculture "flew" in for a visit to Colts Round-Up and the students loved it!
Highland Community College honored Colts Round-Up by stopping by and giving us a close-up look at Precision Agriculture! Thanks Eric and Emily for the great program! #AfterschoolWorks
about 7 years ago, Tony Yungeberg
Highland Community College honored Colts Round-Up by stopping by and giving us a close-up look at Precision Agriculture!
Valley Heights Forensic Team takes 1st place at TVL at Linn today and qualifiers three more for State.
about 7 years ago, Lynette Coon
Congratulations Lennex a 2nd grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Jacob Smith a 1st grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Shaylee a 3rd grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Rhys a 3rd grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
Congratulations Justice Smith a 3rd grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
about 7 years ago, Nikki Stoudt
30 Book Challenge
To get live results from today's high school track meet, click here: http://68.234.97.3/track/
about 7 years ago, Valley Heights Schools
VH Day of Service will be April 20th. If you, or someone you know, would appreciate yard work or help with other small projects, please contact the school.
about 7 years ago, Barbara Buck
Due to the high probability of inclement weather Tuesday, April 3, golf at Washington and track at VH has been changed to Thursday, April 5. Start times will remain the same with golf beginning at 1:00 p.m. and track beginning at 11:00 a.m.
about 7 years ago, Valley Heights
Juniors and Seniors are doing mock interviews today. Thank you to our interviewers for their time and expertise.
about 7 years ago, Jenny Yungeberg
VH Receives Sportsmanship Award: The Kansas State High School Activities Association, through its member schools, defines sportsmanship as those qualities of behavior which are characterized by generosity and genuine concern for others. Further, an awareness is expected of the impact of an individual’s influence on the behavior of others. The excitement of a basketball game can create concerns for fans, students and officials. Citizenship/Sportsmanship Rule 52 addresses this by stating: “Win with character and lose with dignity.” Outstanding sportsmanship is acknowledged each year by presenting sportsmanship certificates, plaques and medals. All 128 high school teams participating in KSHSAA State Basketball Tournaments may qualify for an award. A “rating” system is used allowing schools to compete against a “standard of excellence”, rather than competing against one another. Schools whose teams did not advance to the semifinal rounds were eligible to receive a certificate if they met the qualifying standards of sportsmanship. Schools participating all three days of the tournament were eligible to receive a plaque for their school and medals for cheerleaders. A special sportsmanship committee appointed by the KSHSAA evaluated and rated the cheerleaders, school cheering section, adult and non-high school followers, team and coach of each school.
about 7 years ago, Valley Heights
Student Cheer Section
Band
Student Body
Kindergarten enjoying Easter Dinner in the Big House at the Jr./ Sr. High
about 7 years ago, John Bergkamp