Second Semester 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 Dr. Silvernail 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.
WORLD CAFE
The Care Coalition is sponsoring a free event at R2i2 on April 12 from 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm featuring health professionals, law enforcement, real students, and MAAD. All participants will receive free food and a certificate for 1 hour of community service.
The Steel Pan Project
Interested students should email Mr. Hipps at whipps@richland2.org for more information.
Congratulations to our AP Scholars !
With the AP Scholar Awards, the AP Program recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on AP Exams. On March 28, 2018, Spring Valley Counseling Department hosted an AP Scholar Recognition Program where they recognized 51 students for exceeding on their AP Exams and encouraged potienal students to be apart of the AP Program. Congratulations to our AP Scholars!
National AP Scholar 2017
Vinita Cheepurupalli
Mojibola A. Awe
Reagan N. Davis
Monica Y. Dejesus
Cody J. Foster
Wesley C. Hankinson
Andrew Huang
Ishita Kapoor
Harith Kumte
Trado D. Mayson
Thomas N. Mclean III
Rahithya Meda
Briana A. Melton
Spencer K. O'Connor
Sarayu R. Das
Sydni M. Parnell
Aman A. Pitalia
Carson R. Quin
Shakthika Saravanan
Jordan M. Seeger
Danielle N. Simpson
Aniruth S. Sivakumar
Daisy T. Spiva
Sreya Varanasi
Darayu K. Das
Donya Z. Farzam
Jasmine R. Flora
Evan N. Gendil
Kelsey G. Greene
Alexander D. Gregg
Evan W. Johnson
Gloria H. Kim
Isaac D. Lee
Benjamin Leslie
Max K. Miller
Emma E. Robinson
Allison Stanek
Benjamin G. Wuori
AP Scholar with Distinction 2017
Steven D. Andreen
Hosam F. Arammash
Margaret C. Carroll
Vinita Cheepurupalli
Atifah Jatoi
Christopher I. Kong
Isaac S. Lee
Amena S. Ogbonna
Jasdeep Singh
Chloe A. Vandenberg
Sreeja K. Varanasi
James M. Wilkinson
Congratulations to the SV Orchestra Students
Congratulations to the String Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, and Chamber Orchestra Students! On Friday, March 23rd, the Chamber Orchestra performed at the SCMEA Region III Concert Performance Assessment (CPA) and received a Superior rating! On Saturday, March 24th, the Concert Orchestra performed at CPA and received a Superior rating! Also on Saturday, the String Orchestra performed at CPA and received an Excellent rating! Thanks for your support of the Spring Valley High School Orchestra program!
2018 USC Region II Science and Engineering Fair Awards
Fifty-nine Discovery students competed in the University of South Carolina Region II Science and Engineering Fair on March 16th, 2018. Each of these students did an outstanding job presenting his/her research to the judges from University of South Carolina, the United States Air Force/Army/Navy/Marine Corps, Fort Jackson, Congaree National Park, Westinghouse and many other professional organizations. Approximately 150 students from area high schools were interviewed by judges to determine the best of the submitted projects. Our Spring Valley students earned 62 awards! Gillian Patton was awarded the First Place Presidential Award (for females) and will compete in the International Science and Enginnering Fair (ISEF) in Pittsburgh, PA in May. Elizabeth "Lily" Shytle earned the Third Place Presidential Award (for females) and will attend ISEF as an Observer. Please see the complete list of awards that our students earned. Congratulations to all of our students, their families, and their research teachers, Dr. Joanne Bedlek-Anslow, Mr. Dale Soblo, and Mrs. Michelle Spigner on their outstanding work!
Spring Break April 2 - April 6
Schools, centers, and administrative offices will be closed April 2nd - April 6th for spring break. We hope you will have a restful and fun spring break.
SV WL Madrid,Paris, Rome trip for June 2020
WORLD CAFE
The Care Coalition is sponsoring a free event at R2i2 on April 12 from 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm featuring health professionals, law enforcement, real students, and MAAD. All participants will receive free food and a certificate for 1 hour of community service.
Spring Break April 2 - April 6
Schools, centers, and administrative offices will be closed April 2nd - April 6th for spring break. We hope you will have a restful and fun spring break.
SV Sparkleberry Country Fair Scholarship Winners
Spring Valley Quiz Team Wins the State Championship of Academics!
Spring Valley’s Quiz Bowl team won Division 1 of the State Championship of Academics by defeating Fort Mill and Wilson High Schools with scores of 31-27 and 29-24, respectively. The competition was held on March 22, 2018 at Francis Marion University. Spring Valley qualified through a series of meets with other Midlands Quiz Teams. Team members included (standing from left to right in picture) Jasdeep Singh (12), Isak Jatoi (11), Jareer Imran (10), Fatima Jatoi (10), and Atifah Jatoi (12). Dr. Michelle Wyatt serves as their faculty advisor. The Quiz Team meets every Friday during lunch to practice answering questions. Isak Jatoi (11) was instrumental in starting this club on campus and serves as its president. The 30+ members of the quiz team above all have fun and enjoy competing, although winning is an added bonus! All students that are interested are encouraged to join for the 2018-19 school year.
WORLD CAFE
The Care Coalition is sponsoring a free event at R2i2 on April 12 from 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm featuring health professionals, law enforcement, real students, and MAAD. All participants will receive free food and a certificate for 1 hour of community service.
Youth Art Month
Congratulations to eleven students here at Spring Valley who's artwork was selected to be on display at EdVenture during the month of March for our central region Youth Art Month celebration. Awards and reception occurred Sunday, March 25th. Jasmine Flora's digital photograph won 2nd place in the high school category and will go on to compete at the statewide level next week.
Student Participants:
Robert Heller: digital painting
Cierra Shepler: india ink drawing
Ansley Rabon: watercolor triptych
Queen Robinson: mixed media drawing
Emma Johnson: drawing
Kenny Kim: digital photograph
Spencer O'Connor: digital photograph
Callie McManus: digital photograph
Olivia Cruz: acrylic painting
Eloise Lamie: watercolor painting
Jasmine Flora: digital photograph
SV WL Madrid,Paris, Rome trip for June 2020
Congratulations Chloe Vandenberg !
WORLD CAFE
The Care Coalition is sponsoring a free event at R2i2 on April 12 from 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm featuring health professionals, law enforcement, real students, and MAAD. All participants will receive free food and a certificate for 1 hour of community service.
Girls Golf Interest Meeting
Second Semester 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 Dr. Silvernail 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.
Viking Sports Wrap
Boys LAX
3/16
Viking boy’s lacrosse beat White Knoll on Friday night with a final score of 20-6! Adam O'Dell scored 9 goals and 2 assists in the Viking victory while Maxwell Williams won 21 of 28 faceoffs. Casey Quickmire had 3 goals; Sam Kilimnik and Patrick Jackson each had 2 goals while Dominic Livoti, Asa Arnold and Deondre Pierrolouis each had 1 goal. Trey Perrotti was outstanding with 11 saves. The defense played strong!
Girls LAX
3/19
The Spring Valley Vikings played the Ridge View Blazers tonight, and won 16 to 7.
The following Vikings contributed to the overall Valley score:
Hannah Huntley #12 - 5 goals, 1 assist
Payton Starmack #20 - 4 goals, 1 assist
Taylor Williams #15 - 2 goals
Bay Thomas #13 - 2 goals
Turner Prewitt #17 - 2 goals
Kate Tuazon #4 - 1 goal
Libby Winchip, Ashlee Nall, and Ryley Starmack had one assist each as well!
Tianna Fuller, our Viking Goalie, had 8 saves throughout the game!
Our Vikings defense communicated well and worked hard to keep Ridge View's attack out of our 8-meter arch.
The girls played a great game, many of them trying out different positions on the field. It was fun to see people in areas different than where they usually play! We were also lucky, the rain started to come down right after our game finished
3/22
Last night, the Spring Valley Vikings Girls Lacrosse team traveled to River Bluff to take on the Gators.
Here are some statistics from last nights game:
Ashlee Nall #7 - 2 goals
Hannah Huntley #12 - 3 goals
Bay Thomas - #13 - 2 goals, 2 assists
Taylor Williams #15 - 1 goal
Turner Prewitt #17 - 2 goals, 1 assists
Payton Starmack #20 - 3 goals
(1 goal scored by their goalie on herself)
The Vikings scored 13 times, and the Gators scored twice throughout the game.
Tianna Fuller, our Viking goalie, saved 12 shots throughout the game!!!!
3/25
On Saturday, 3/25, the Spring Valley Vikings Girls Lacrosse team hosted the Ridge View Blazers at 2pm.
It was a Viking win, 16 to 5.
Here are the statistics from the game:
#15 - Taylor Williams - 3 goals, 1 assist
#20 - Payton Starmack - 4 goals. Payton also had 8 ground balls!
# 7 - Ashlee Nall - 3 goals, 2 assists. Ashlee had 7 ground balls!
#5 - Bobbie Jo Skipper - 1 goal
#18 - Ryley Starmack - 1 goal, 1 assist
#13 - Bay Thomas - 2 goals
#4 - Kate Tuazon - 2 goals
The Vikings scored 16 times, and the Blazers scored 5 times throughout the game.
Tianna Fuller, the Viking goalie (and #1 goalie in the state), had eighteen saves!
Shout out to the girls who were placed into different positions on the field during this game. We had several girls who could not make it to this game, and a few of us jumped into different positions to fill some gaps, fantastic work!
New Alive @ 25 Class! Rare Opportunity!
This is a rare opportunity to take your Alive @ 25 class during the school day on Tuesday, April 17th. If you are a Junior, you cannot sign up for this Alive @ 25 class since it will take place during WIN testing.
This Alive @ 25 session will take place on:
Tuesday, April 17th from 8:45 am-1:15 pm in room C145.
If you are registered for Alive @ 25 on this date, you will report directly to that classroom at 8:40 am.
In order to park at SVHS, a student must take the Alive @ 25 class sponsored by the SC Chapter of the National Safety Council. To sign up for the class you must sign-up online at the scalive@25 website. The cost of the class is $40 (there is an additional $3.00 charge for debit or credit transactions). Each class lasts 4 1/2 hours. This class may fill up quickly, so please sign up ASAP.
Reminder: Parent Survey Due Friday (March 23rd)!
Parents of Third-Year Students!Your third-year student was given a parent survey for you to complete. The deadline for completing and returning the survey is Friday, March 23rd.
Surveys can be returned to the Main Office at Spring Valley (there is a collection box there) or by mailing it to the State Department of Education at:
Office of Research and Data Analysis
South Carolina Department of Education
1429 Senate Street, Room 1108
Columbia, SC 29201
If your student did not receive the parent survey in advisory (either because your student was absent or because there was a substitute), those parent survey envelopes were mailed to your home address listed in PowerSchool.
Parent Surveys returned so far = 42. Please make an effort to get those to us by the deadline, March 23rd. Your opinion matters.
Spring Valley Players present Guys & Dolls
It's not too late to go see one of the most talked about Broadway show Guys and Dolls here at Spring Valley. Check below for time and admission fee.
The Spring Valley Players present
The Spring Valley Players present
GUYS AND DOLLS
SVHS Auditorium
March 22,23 at 7:00 PM
March 24 at 3:00 PM
General Admission $10.00
Students $5.00
Faculty and Staff Free of Charge
Second Semester 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 Dr. Silvernail 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.
Attention Students!
It is illegal for students to park at the SV Apartments, Famous Toastery, Pelican SnoBalls, Northeast Dermatology, COPS Driving School, Wildewood Aesthetic Dentistry, Schiano's, Kroger and the surrounding establishments. Violators will be towed.
Girls Golf Interest Meeting
Spring Valley Players present Guys & Dolls
The Spring Valley Players present
GUYS AND DOLLS
SVHS Auditorium
March 21,22,23 at 7:00 PM
March 24 at 3:00 PM
General Admission $10.00
Students $5.00
Faculty and Staff Free of Charge
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