Blood Drive- Friday, December 7th
There will be a blood drive on December 7th at Spring Valley High School from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Please contact Andrea Clutts aclutts@richland2.org if you would like to sign up to donate. Donate and receive an appreciation T-shirt!
The SV Players Present Brighton Beach Memiors
Come out and enjoy the SV Players presenting Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon!
December 12th @ 7:00 (green)
December 13th @ 7:00 (gold)
December 14th @ 7:00 (green)
December 15th @ 7:00 (gold)
SAVE THE DATE SADIE HAWKINS WINTER DANCE
SAVE THE DATE!
Sadie Hawkins Dance Tickets
($10) Monday, November 26th - Friday, November 30th.
($15) Monday, December 3rd - Thursday, December 13th
($20) Friday, December 14th (during school and at the door)
Blood Drive- Friday, December 7th
There will be a blood drive on December 7th at Spring Valley High School from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Please contact Andrea Clutts aclutts@richland2.org if you would like to sign up to donate. Donate and receive an appreciation T-shirt!
Sparkleberry Country Fair Grant Awards
Reminder: Juniors Wanting Off-Campus Lunch Privileges for Semester 2...Make Sure You are Ready!
Do you like Chick-Fil-A? Schiano’s Pizza? Would you like to eat lunch off campus during second semester?
If your answer is YES, you will need a Junior Privileges ID.
During the second semester, Juniors can apply for Junior Privileges. The JREPP (Junior Responsibilities Earns Privileges Program) application will be available in December.
In order to be eligible for this special ID, a student must have:
- A grade of 70 or higher in every class
- No suspensions
- No overdue detention hours
- No debts owed to Spring Valley High School
If your answer is YES, you will need a Junior Privileges ID.
During the second semester, Juniors can apply for Junior Privileges. The JREPP (Junior Responsibilities Earns Privileges Program) application will be available in December.
In order to be eligible for this special ID, a student must have:
See Mr. Kelly in D 234 for more details.
2018-2019 Semester 1 Exam Schedule
Guidelines
Exams are given during the final week of each semester. All students are expected to take exams as scheduled -- exams cannot be taken early (in advance of the student’s assigned class).
Make-up exams may be given only under special circumstances which cause hardships such as surgery or death in the family (vacation plans, trips, etc. will not be considered as hardship situations.). Make-up exams must be taken within three weeks of the original exam date. Written permission must be obtained from Mrs. Stacey Baker to schedule a makeup exam. Approval to reschedule the exam does not excuse the absence. Students may not sign out of school during an exam period.
All students will be required to participate in the exam schedule. Seniors may exempt exams if they have 90% or above in a class (except End of Course exams). Seniors should receive notification of exemption status by the Friday before senior exams.
Blood Drive- Friday, December 7th
There will be a blood drive on December 7th at Spring Valley High School from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Please contact Andrea Clutts aclutts@richland2.org if you would like to sign up to donate. Donate and receive an appreciation T-shirt!
SAVE THE DATE SADIE HAWKINS WINTER DANCE
SAVE THE DATE!
Sadie Hawkins Dance Tickets
($10) Monday, November 26th - Friday, November 30th.
($15) Monday, December 3rd - Thursday, December 13th
($20) Friday, December 14th (during school and at the door)
SV Student Night Wrestling Match
SVHS Student Night for our home Wrestling match on Wednesday. All SVHS students with ID will get in free as our wrestlers take on RNE and Ben Lippen in a tri-match. The first match begins at 6:00. Come on out and support your Vikings, its free!
SV Culinary Arts Classroom Presenter form Johnson and Wales University
On November 1, 2018, Austin Vennetti, Culinary Arts Classroom Presenter for Johnson and Wales University, talked with Theresa Formyduval’s Culinary Arts students. He discussed educational opportunities at Johnson and Wales University as well as gave the students tips on applications, scholarships, student organizations, and college life as they prepare for their careers. He demonstrated his sanitation skills as he added the bacon wearing gloves and washing his hands afterwards to prevent cross-contamination and culinary knife skills cutting an onion and preparing garlic.
DANCE TEAM INTEREST MEETING TOMORROW
SV DANCE TEAM WILL HAVE A INTEREST MEETING TOMORROW AFTER SCHOOL IN ROOM D333.
SV Dance Team tryouts will start this week Wednesday, November 28th - Friday, November 30th. Contact Dr. Bryant for more information.
SV Dance Team tryouts will start this week Wednesday, November 28th - Friday, November 30th. Contact Dr. Bryant for more information.
American Free Enterprise Day
On Thursday, November 15, the Spring Valley Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Chapter celebrated American Free Enterprise Day. American Free Enterprise Day honors the American Enterprise System and informs others about its importance. This day was created in 1980 by President Jimmy Carter to honor this founding principle of the United States economy, that gives Americans the right to make their own economic choices with minimal government interference. On this day, FBLA members dressed up in business attire and passed out mints to fellow students. Our FBLA advisers, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Lawton gave candy bags to Spring Valley faculty that promoted the FBLA business Viking Awards. Viking Awards creates high-quality plaques and awards. The proceeds from Viking Awards is used to fund the travels, competition fees, and activities for FBLA members. The Spring Valley FBLA Chapter enjoyed celebrating this day, and we look forward to honoring this day next year.
FBLA Celebrates World Prematurity Day
On Friday, November 16, the Spring Valley Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Chapter wore purple in honor of World Prematurity that was held on November 17th. Premature birth is the largest contributor to infant deaths globally. Spring Valley FBLA rose awareness for this cause by decorating the school in purple, and by getting administration and staff to wear purple as well. We are grateful for everyone that supported this cause with us.
The SV Players Present Brighton Beach Memiors
Come out and enjoy the SV Players presenting Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon!
December 12th @ 7:00 (green)
December 13th @ 7:00 (gold)
December 14th @ 7:00 (green)
December 15th @ 7:00 (gold)
Congratulations to the Robotics Team
Spring Valley's Robotics team, 120-X put on a great show at the Falcon Face-Off Robotics competition at Fort Mill High School November 3,2018. They went 7-0 in the qualifying matches and were awarded the Excellence Award, the most prestigious and honored award in the robotics competition. They were also awarded a second Excellence award at the JL Mann High School Robotics Competition. In the second picture, the 120-X members from left to right are Basith Penna-Hakkim, Amal Verma, Paul Dubberly, Erin Byrd, Paulina Trifonova, Ridha Fatima, Srestha Samaddar, and Tremayne Ansani, who was not able to come to the competition. The Robotics team qualified for both State and Nationals. Congratulations!
DANCE TEAM TRYOUTS
SV Dance Team tryouts will start this week Wednesday, November 28th - Friday, November 30th. Contact Dr. Bryant for more information.
SAVE THE DATE SADIE HAWKINS WINTER DANCE
SAVE THE DATE!
Sadie Hawkins Dance Tickets
Sadie Hawkins tickets will be sold in Student Activities in the morning and during lunch this week.
Prices will go up in the following weeks so make sure to get yours now!
Sadie Hawkins tickets will be sold in Student Activities in the morning and during lunch this week.
Prices will go up in the following weeks so make sure to get yours now!
($10) Monday, November 26th - Friday, November 30th.
($15) Monday, December 3rd - Thursday, December 13th
($20) Friday, December 14th (during school and at the door)
2018-2019 Semester 1 Exam Schedule
Guidelines
Exams are given during the final week of each semester. All students are expected to take exams as scheduled -- exams cannot be taken early (in advance of the student’s assigned class).
Make-up exams may be given only under special circumstances which cause hardships such as surgery or death in the family (vacation plans, trips, etc. will not be considered as hardship situations.). Make-up exams must be taken within three weeks of the original exam date. Written permission must be obtained from Mrs. Stacey Baker to schedule a makeup exam. Approval to reschedule the exam does not excuse the absence. Students may not sign out of school during an exam period.
All students will be required to participate in the exam schedule. Seniors may exempt exams if they have 90% or above in a class (except End of Course exams). Seniors should receive notification of exemption status by the Friday before senior exams.
Thanksgiving Baskets of Blessings
2018-2019 Semester 1 Exam Schedule
Guidelines
Exams are given during the final week of each semester. All students are expected to take exams as scheduled -- exams cannot be taken early (in advance of the student’s assigned class).
Make-up exams may be given only under special circumstances which cause hardships such as surgery or death in the family (vacation plans, trips, etc. will not be considered as hardship situations.). Make-up exams must be taken within three weeks of the original exam date. Written permission must be obtained from Mrs. Stacey Baker to schedule a makeup exam. Approval to reschedule the exam does not excuse the absence. Students may not sign out of school during an exam period.
All students will be required to participate in the exam schedule. Seniors may exempt exams if they have 90% or above in a class (except End of Course exams). Seniors should receive notification of exemption status by the Friday before senior exams.
Let Us Give Thanks
The SVHS Culinary Arts Management students used their culinary skills to prepare a Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, November 15. Their menu included Roasted Turkey,
Dressing, Rice with Gravy, Macaroni and Cheese, Sweet Yellow Corn, Green Bean Casserole, Sweet Potato Casserole, Cranberry Sauce, Deviled Eggs, Corn Bread Muffins, Red Velvet Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting, Banana Pudding, Pumpkin Pie, Brownies, Iced Tea, and Lemonade. Each class enjoyed their meal and guests who attended.
Career Tools for Parents and Students
Career Education - A student's career development relies on a quality career guidance program. Knowitall.org sponsored by ETV is a great resource for parents to assist with career awareness, career exploration, and career preparation of students with the objective of facilitating a successful transition into post-secondary opportunities and the 21st-century global workplace.
Career clusters are a way of grouping careers with common features and skills. Careers grouped into the same cluster typically require similar education and training. Exploring clusters can be a useful way to find a good career match, especially if you have general areas of interest but are not sure what specific careers match those interests. Career clusters can also help you better understand how your coursework in school can prepare you for certain types of careers.
Information on each Career Cluster is available by visiting the Career Cluster Guides below from SC Department of Education - Career And Technology Education:
- Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources (PDF)
- Architecture & Construction (PDF)
- Arts, A/V Technology, & Communications (PDF)
- Business Management & Administration (PDF)
- Education & Training (PDF)
- Finance (PDF)
- Government & Public Administration (PDF)
- Health Science (PDF)
- Hospitality & Tourism (PDF)
- Human Services (PDF)
- Information Technology (IT) (PDF)
- Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security (PDF)
- Manufacturing (PDF)
- Marketing, Sales & Service (PDF)
- Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) (PDF)
- Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics (PDF)
Parents - Why not explore and talk about careers with your student(s) over the summer?
Support SVHS by Shopping at Publix
Do you shop at Publix? Please register for a Publix Partner Account and list Spring Valley High School as your beneficiary school!
Here’s what to do:
1. Follow the link below and register
2. Confirm your email address and account information
3. Select Spring Valley High School as your school partner- under the Publix Partners Tab
Help us spread the word!
Reminder: Juniors Wanting Off-Campus Lunch Privileges for Semester 2...Make Sure You are Ready!
Do you like Chick-Fil-A? Schiano’s Pizza? Would you like to eat lunch off campus during second semester?
If your answer is YES, you will need a Junior Privileges ID.
During the second semester, Juniors can apply for Junior Privileges. The JREPP (Junior Responsibilities Earns Privileges Program) application will be available in December.
In order to be eligible for this special ID, a student must have:
- A grade of 70 or higher in every class
- No suspensions
- No overdue detention hours
- No debts owed to Spring Valley High School
If your answer is YES, you will need a Junior Privileges ID.
During the second semester, Juniors can apply for Junior Privileges. The JREPP (Junior Responsibilities Earns Privileges Program) application will be available in December.
In order to be eligible for this special ID, a student must have:
See Mr. Kelly in D 234 for more details.
Thanksgiving Holiday November 21st - 23rd
Richland Two schools will be closed in recognition of the Thanksgiving Holiday; Wednesday, November 21st, Thursday, November 22nd, and Friday, November 23rd. Happy Thanksgiving!
SAVE THE DATE SADIE HAWKINS WINTER DANCE
SAVE THE DATE!
Sadie Hawkins Dance Tickets
($10) Monday, November 26th - Friday, November 30th.
($15) Monday, December 3rd - Thursday, December 13th
($20) Friday, December 14th (during school and at the door)
Reminder: Juniors Wanting Off-Campus Lunch Privileges for Semester 2...Make Sure You are Ready!
Do you like Chick-Fil-A? Schiano’s Pizza? Would you like to eat lunch off campus during second semester?
If your answer is YES, you will need a Junior Privileges ID.
During the second semester, Juniors can apply for Junior Privileges. The JREPP (Junior Responsibilities Earns Privileges Program) application will be available in December.
In order to be eligible for this special ID, a student must have:
- A grade of 70 or higher in every class
- No suspensions
- No overdue detention hours
- No debts owed to Spring Valley High School
If your answer is YES, you will need a Junior Privileges ID.
During the second semester, Juniors can apply for Junior Privileges. The JREPP (Junior Responsibilities Earns Privileges Program) application will be available in December.
In order to be eligible for this special ID, a student must have:
See Mr. Kelly in D 234 for more details.
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