Sixth graders used how fast a student can run 50 feet in seconds to determine how fast they could run in miles per hour! After collecting data from several students, we determined Sophia Parker could run 10.08 miles in an hour!!
Game Day @ Clifton Clyde:
BRGS is blessed with the best! Today's 6th grade leadership team provided treats for the teachers. Student Success Meetings are tonight and tomorrow night making a long day for the teachers. Pictured are Natalee, Chance, Sophia, Jace, Addyson, and Molly. Stay tuned for tomorrow's team. Thanks for the yummy treats.
Valley Heights Ag Department - Upcoming in Ag Newsletter (October)
Just a reminder that Picture Retake Day will be October 4th. Pictures will be taken first thing in the morning. Order forms are available in the high school office.
Looking forward to meeting with all of our parents tonight or Wednesday night for our fall Student Success Meetings! These meetings are scheduled from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm and will be held in the commons. See you tonight!!
Weekly activities schedule:
JH Volleyball picked up a last second tournament after another team dropped out. Here is the schedule for the day. We do not have a bus scheduled for this event, so the team will be taking a van and a suburban.
**Upcoming in Ag **
10/2 Seitz Fundraiser Starts
10/11 Dairy Evaluation @Sabetha
10/12 Chapter Meeting (in the ag room during seminar)
10/18 Seitz orders DUE
10/19 Livestock Evaluation @ Radolph
10/23 Landoll Tour (AgSci, Welding I&II)
10/31-11/4 National FFA Convention
NOTICE CONT: The second Special Meeting will be to discuss the Willson Fund and for out of state travel for two groups.
NOTICE: There will be two Special Board Meetings on Thursday, October 5th. The first Special Meeting will be a Public Hearing pertaining to the Lagoon project and application process for a KDHE loan. The Hearing will take place at 7 p.m. The second Special Board Meeting will take place immediately after the Public Hearing is adjourned. Both meetings will take place at the District Office.
Over the weekend Lindsay Gray placed at the Centralia Cross County meet on her birthday! Great work, Lindsay!
Today is Child Health Day! Learn how to talk to youth about the benefits and risks of online engagement, what is age appropriate and what to do if something inappropriate happens online. Register for a FREE WEBINAR https://projectharmony.com/training/calendar/4064602-34227/
🌟 Today, on National Custodian Appreciation Day, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to the unsung heroes of our organization - our custodians! 🧹✨
These dedicated individuals work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our facilities clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. Whether it's ensuring spotless classrooms, well-maintained offices, or a sparkling cafeteria, they do it all with a smile.
Let's show them some love and appreciation for their hard work and commitment to making our environment a better place. Drop a comment or leave a note of thanks to let them know how much we value their contributions!
#CustodianAppreciationDay #ThankYouCustodians
See the care bus tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct 3 at Riverside Market in Blue Rapids!
This reminder to families that there WILL NOT be Colt's Round-Up on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week due to Student Success Meetings.
See the Family Advocate at the care bus during USD498 Student Success Meetings. Mon, Oct 2 at VHJH/HS, Tues, Oct 3 at WV and Wed, Oct 4 at BR. What resources are available that may help your student and family? What can you offer to make a difference to others? #sharingiscaring
Enjoy reading and sharing the Schools That Care October Newsletter!
https://www.smore.com/a5et6
Story by Tyler Lyhane (KSHSAA official during the Valley Heights football game vs Sacred Heart)
"Tonights football game against Salina Sacred Heart marks the 100th varsity sports contest that Valley Heights Senior Parker Winslow participated in as a student manager. Anyone who has had the opportunity to be around Parker knows that he has a high level of respect for the officials and does anything a crew needs to make a game run smoothly. You will often see him helping teams on both sides of the contest to ensure they feel welcome and are able to compete at their highest level. Tonight, Parker was recognized by being the guest for the coin toss after a short ceremony was held in his honor. Parker has told us he dreams of becoming an athletic director someday, and our crew is sure there will not be a better candidate. Good luck to you in the future, Mr. Winslow, the Mustangs, their opponents, and the officials are all sure to miss you next year." Tyler L.
The booster club meal is ready to serve! The meal will be a free-will donation (suggested $9 value), served at the concession stand from 5:30-7:00. After kickoff regular concessions will be available, and individual meal items can be purchased a la carte.