A huge shoutout to @drinkbubblr for sending our teachers at Blue Rapids some drinks to help celebrate teacher appreciation week! It was a wonderful way to end this week!
The golf team finished up their regular season this week. On Monday the team competed at Onaga. Today the team competed at Washington for Hanover's invitational. Everson Parker scored a career best 93 today.
Next week the team heads back to Washington for the TVL Tournament, followed up on the next Monday for regionals at the Western Hills Golf Club in Topeka.
Tomorrow is the day! Make sure you stop by at the FBLA Bake Sale and FFA Plant Sale taking place at the high school Ag Shop!
The Charles Steele Play Day was a smashing success!!! All the students showed a great effort and had a great attitude!! Shout out to Coach Cox and your volunteers for all your hard work!
Check out the latest happenings at Valley Heights Junior High/High School!
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All are welcome to attend this Sunday!
Good luck to HS baseball playing at Marysville! This will be a single game starting around 6:00 pm, following the Marysville vs Frankfort game.
Good luck to our golf team today heading to the Cedar Hills Golf Course!
2026 Kansas Governor's Scholar Award - Lawson Stryker!
On Tuesday the 4th graders enjoyed learning how farming and agriculture is incorporated in many jobs. We learned about different crops especially corn is an important part of our lives. A huge thank you to Bill Johnson from Kansas Corn to come speak to everyone! We enjoyed your presentation and students learned a lot about how a farmer communicates with so many people from the beginning of the crop to the end of the production.
Good luck to the HS track and field athletes competing at Valley Heights!
See you this Friday at our annual Charles Steele Play Day!
UPDATE!! We were so excited last night when our 7th grade girls Medley relay broke the 7th grade BVL record that we missed that it was also a Valley Heights record! Their time of 2:02.55 broke the record set earlier this season by the 8th grade relay team who broke the record set 4 years ago by this year's seniors! Pictured are the new record holder's(top), the recent record holders (middle) and old record holders (bottom). Missing is Ellarie Claycamp. Go Mustangs!!
Happy School Nurse Day, Nurse Tiffany! We appreciate all you do for us!
The 7th grade girls medley relay set a new 7th grade Blue Valley League record with a time of 2:02.55 at the BVL track meet! Runners are Anderson (100), McIntyre (100), Toerber (200) and Seleska (400).
The 8th grade girls (Hanke, Parker, Claeys, Claycamp) break another VH school record at the BVL track meet today! They ran a 55.58 in the 4X100 relay to take 1st! The old record was set in 1999 by Mann, Lister, Stryker and Millette.
Celebrating National Teachers Appreciation Week, the BRES teachers have been searching for their assigned numbers. Mrs. Joseph was the first one to find her number with a little help from a student....Jason! Wednesday clues will be given to those still searching. Oh what fun!
Stop by the FBLA bake sale at the High School from 9AM-1PM this Saturday. All proceeds benefit the club & the students traveling to FBLA Nationals this summer!
Valley Heights Elementary is proud to announce that Mrs. Meadows’ 4th grade class has been crowned Kansas State Reading Champions! This championship resulted from reading the most minutes per team over four weeks during READBowl IX: The World Championship of Reading, a global reading competition put on by Read With Malcolm, the Youth Literacy Initiative of NFL Super Bowl Champion and children's book author Malcolm Mitchell.
The seventh annual competition was held from January 12 through this past Super Bowl Sunday.
"Winning a state championship is always prestigious," said Mitchell. "However, this year is especially notable, as there were more than one million students, from all 50 states and 19 countries on the reading field for the big game this year. I am so proud of every student who competed and congratulate our state and national champions.” Overall, students from across the globe read for more than 800 million minutes during READBowl IX.
Mrs. Meadows' class has been crowned Kansas State Reading Champions for the last 3 consecutive years!
The seventh annual competition was held from January 12 through this past Super Bowl Sunday.
"Winning a state championship is always prestigious," said Mitchell. "However, this year is especially notable, as there were more than one million students, from all 50 states and 19 countries on the reading field for the big game this year. I am so proud of every student who competed and congratulate our state and national champions.” Overall, students from across the globe read for more than 800 million minutes during READBowl IX.
Mrs. Meadows' class has been crowned Kansas State Reading Champions for the last 3 consecutive years!
