September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. A time to remember those we have lost to suicide, learn the warning signs, and be a life line. If you or someone you know needs help, help is available 24/7. Call, text or chat #988.
about 1 year ago, Schools That Care
Make sure you tune in to the live broadcast of tonight's Volleyball home opener if you can't make it in person. Check it out here!
The Lady Mustangs will be hosting Washington County in a double dual! Games begin at 5 PM!
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
Enjoy the Schools That Care September newsletter! https://secure.smore.com/n/e6mv featuring Mustang Spirit Night Pix, student interviews on KNDY, Introducing "Take A Minute Toolkits", Big Brother Big Sister opportunities, September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month and more!
about 1 year ago, Schools That Care
Here is the weekly activities schedule. Times are subject to change, so stay up to date by visiting the school calendar at www.valleyheights.org.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
We are less than a week away from the start of the high school football season, and we’d love to see the stands filled with purple on Friday nights this fall!
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
The Lady Mustangs win the 3rd set 27-25 to take the match.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
Mustangs take the 2nd set 25-12.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
The Lady Mustangs lose the first set to Marysville, 14-25.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
The Lady Mustangs drop two sets to Riley County. Next up, Marysville.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
The Lady Mustangs drop the 2nd and 3rd sets to lose the match vs Nemaha Central.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
The Lady Mustangs rally back from being down in the first set to win 27-25 against Nemaha Central.
about 1 year ago, Jordan Broxterman
The Lady Mustangs lose the first match to Concordia in two sets 20-25, 25-27. Next up is Nemaha Central.
Seniors of 2026 who may be interested in CCCC. Here are some upcoming events that could be interesting to check out.
about 1 year ago, Caley Brenner
Are you 55 years old or older and want to help make a positive impact in your community? The AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program may be the program for you! Waterville Grade School has utilized Foster Grandparents for years in the past providing support in the Preschool through 2nd grade setting. If this sounds like something of interest to you, check out the link below! https://www.americorps.gov/serve/americorps-seniors/americorps-seniors-foster-grandparent-program
about 1 year ago, Justine deBoer
The High School Football team will be traveling to Silver Lake for a Jamboree at 7:00 PM.
