Just another day in the Anatomy & Physiology lab.
Freshmen doing CPR and AED training.
Congratulations Karson Roepke a 5th grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
Please come out to Senior Night and Spring Fling. Senior displays start at 6 and Spring Fling at 7. Please come check out the talent of our seniors, art and music students.
Mrs. Williams's third graders had a great field trip at Homestead National Monument in Beatrice. Everyone became a Jr. Ranger!
Due to continued weather challenges, Elementary Play Day will be rescheduled for Wednesday, May 15. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Hannah Musil, senior, receiving the Kansas Governer's Scholar Award at Washburn University
Super Successful Speeches at State! Rosa Blaske, senior, got third in Oration and Haylee Whitson, junior, got third in Informative.
Rosa Blaske and Haylee Whitson break into finals at State Forensics
Congratulations Kyler Land a 5th grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
It’s that time of year to wrap things up. Forensic science student are deep into analyzing evidence from the final crime scene, their final test of the year where they utilize most of the skills they’ve learned.
Due to the inclement weather forecast play day is posponed to Tuesday May 7th. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Congratulations Logan Feldhausen a 1st grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
Keep checking the scholarship list on the Valley Heights webpage. Although they are slowing down, three more were added today - Bellus, Balanced Man, and IFC.
The third graders made May Day baskets to deliver to friends and family yesterday.
Colby and Jenni Heinen from Mustang Motors taught the Waterville Grade School students about what goes into running their business.
Congratulations Amber Grubbs a 2nd grader for getting her 30 Book Challenge!
Biology students are starting fetal pig dissections today to learn more about mammalian body systems.
Congratulations Wyatt Dummermuth a 3rd grader for getting his 30 Book Challenge!
High school students spoke to the Blue Rapids Elementary students this morning about summer activities and jobs for Jr High and High School. They reiterated the importance of using the skills they learn in school through out the summer months.
