Decorate Your Graduation Cap


ALL SENIORS!!!!

You've worked hard to get to graduation.  So it's time to celebrate! Graduation is the one day you get to honor your years of hard work, so make it count and make your grad cap stands out! Decorating your cap is a fun way to express yourself and capture your experiences from your time in school. 


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Senior Slideshow Submissions Due May 3rd

Submissions for the Senior Slideshow are being accepted through Friday, May 3rd. Please use the link provided and then send the $5 with your student to Ms. Bouchey.
Please contact Kim Bouchey at kbouchey@richland2.org with any questions.

 Senior Slideshow
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UPDATE: AP TESTING PRE-CODING

Pre-coding for AP Testing has been moved from tomorrow May 1st to Thursday, May 2nd. Students need to arrive at 7:45 to the MPR. Coding will begin promptly at 8:00am. 
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Class of 2019 Important Dates to Remember


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Green & Gold Literary Magazine


The Spring Valley Green & Gold proudly presents the newest 2018-2019 Spring Valley Magazine, Winter edition! Read the magazine and see creations from Spring Valley High School’s very own students! Support the arts at Spring Valley! If you are interested in a copy, fill out this form and stop by Mrs. Bartell's room (C236). The cost is only $5!
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Lady Vikings Golf Team Interest Meeting


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SVHS Quiz Bowl Team/ CICI'S Percent Night


Come out and support the Spring Valley Quiz Bowl team at Cici's Pizza in Sandhills on Monday, April 29th from 6-8 PM. Proceeds will help pay for the team to attend the High School National Championship tournament in Atlanta, GA, from May 24-26. Make sure to show the above flyer at the register! This will ensure that 15% of the profit will go to the SV Quiz Bowl team. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Spring Valley Football Camp


2019 Football Camp Registration Form 

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Viking Sports Wrap


Girl's Soccer
In a game that featured the 2 best defenses in the Midlands last night, the Varsity girls were able to win in pk's 5-4 after going 90 minutes with neither team scoring. After a sluggish first half, the girls regrouped and were able to apply pressure offensively but were not able to get a ball into the back of the net. After finishing the first round of pk's 4-4, it went into sudden death where Maya Hamzy was able to seal the win. Keeper Lauren Cooney had a big save to preserve the win. 

 On the season, the girls now have 13 Shutouts in 17 games, giving up as a team .371 goals a game. 

 Congratulations to the Junior Varsity team on last night's result! I know everyone (including me) would rather have seen a win, but when compared to the last time we played AC Flora (tournament championship game) - what a difference! I was proud to see you come back and prove that you belong on the same field with them. They created some good chances, but we defended them all - and we had our share of good chances as well - just unfortunate a few times 

 4/25 
Last night we honored eleven Seniors during our Sr Night festivities. The opponent for the evening was Hammond which proved to be a great tuneup for the playoffs which start Monday. For only the 2nd time this season, The Vikings not only gave up a first-half goal but also trailed at the half 1-0. As they did Tuesday vs AC Flora, the girls once again came out with a sense of urgency and quickly tied the game up thanks to Sr Karolina De La Paz. The game would end 1-1 and go to pk's The girls were a perfect 4/4 from the spot and Sr Lauren Cooney had 2 big saves to win 4-1 in pk's. For the 2nd time this week, Sr Maya Hamzy came through and scored the winning pk.

 The season ends with the girls currently ranked 10 in 5A and 12th in the state. 

 The Girls Soccer Team will host their first-round game Monday at 7:00 vs a yet to be named opponent. Please come out and support these girls.

 Last night in their final game, the Junior Varsity girls soccer team took on the Hammond Sky hawks. Hammond scored quickly in the first half, but the Vikings came back to tie the game in the beginning of the second half. The JV Vikings tried to hold strong but a defensive tackle in the back led to a penalty kick that gave Hammond the win, 2-1. The JV team and coaches want to wish the Varsity team and coaches good luck as they prepare for the first round of the playoffs taking place at 7 pm at home on Monday, April 29th. The stats are below.

 Spring Valley 1
Hammond 2
Saves: Ryan Anderson (7)
Goals: Genesis Lozano
Assists: Mariah Smith
Record: 8-8-2

 Girl's Track
The Region Champion Girls Track and Field team had an awesome showing at the Region Meet with many PR's (Personal records) and many qualifying for the 5A Qualifier meet. We're very proud of this group for their many accomplishments. 
Highlights from the meet are:

 1st place 100m dash (Jonnica Fuller); 1st place 4x800 relay (Danielle Murrin, Alexa Lashley, Jasmine Hughley, Ahja Amos); 3rd place 100m hurdles (Chalayna Scott); 1st place 4x100 relay (Kori Addison, Jonnica, Mikayla Turner, Amaryah White); 2nd and 4th 1600m (Dani and Alexa respectively); 1st place Triple Jump (Chyna Thompson); 1st, 2nd, 3rd Pole Vault (Elizabeth Ream, Sanjana Parise, Angel Huang); 1st and 4th 400m (Amaryah and Mikayla), 1st, 2nd and 3rd 400 hurdles (Chalayna, Jasmine H., Jasmine Dunlap); 1st and 3rd 800m (Ahja and Dani); 4th Long Jump (Chyna); 1st and 3rd 200m (Amaryah and Mikayla); 1st and 4th 3200m (Alexa and Brantley Aycock); 2nd and 4th High Jump (Morgan Shadd and Nyla Keough); 1st place 4x400 (Mikayla, Jasmine D., Chalayna, Jonnica)

 These young ladies have worked hard this season and have HUGE goals they plan to achieve over these next 2 weeks.  Please come out to cheer us on Saturday, May 4th at the 5A Qualifier meet.
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FIERCE hosts Body Image Session

F.I.E.R.C.E. hosted a Body Image session on April 23rd, that was led by Fitness Instructor, Tamara Brown, who is the owner of TamBFitness. The ladies were educated on the do's and don'ts of personal fitness, followed by a question and answer session, that ended with a vibrant hip-hop workout routine.
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Project Alpha


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2019 Fall Season Swim Team Interest Meeting

Who: 
Current and prospective rising 7-12 graders 
What: 
Summer training, fall schedule, and expectations
When: 
Tuesday, May 7th at 3:45 PM
Where: 
Weight Room Classroom
*Senior Meeting at 4:15PM - ALL rising seniors should attend*
Anyone unable to attend the meeting, please e-mail Coach Davis at micdavis@richland2.org

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SVHS Quiz Bowl Team/ CICI'S Percent Night


Come out and support the Spring Valley Quiz Bowl team at Cici's Pizza in Sandhills on Monday, April 29th from 6-8 PM. Proceeds will help pay for the team to attend the High School National Championship tournament in Atlanta, GA, from May 24-26. Make sure to show the above flyer at the register! This will ensure that 15% of the profit will go to the SV Quiz Bowl team. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Class of 2019 Important Dates to Remember


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SAT Prep Classes.....


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USC Sumter Dual Enrollment


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Prom Reminders

Prom is this Saturday, April 27th from 8:00 pm- 12:00 am at R2i2. All students are required to have a ticket with their name on it. 

 If you lost your ticket, do not worry- you will be directed to a specific table at check-in with a list of students who purchased prom tickets.

 Any date that is outside of the Spring Valley community that was not approved by 4/23 by turning in the forms will not be allowed in prom. Please have your date to bring a photo ID to verify their name on their ticket. 

 Students who did not pick up a ticket can still attend prom but will be expected to pay $100 per person at the door. This includes Seniors who did not pick up their complimentary ticket. 

 Only small purses or clutches are allowed. No backpacks or large bags will be allowed in R2i2. 

 Students are not allowed to re-enter prom once they leave the building.

 If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Dickerson (803-699-3500 ext. 69005.  
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153 Project/PB&J's


Each Wednesday night at 7:30pm, the 153 Project serves a warm meal in Finlay Park in downtown Columbia, SC.   Spring Valley Key Club would like to help in the efforts to feed those who are less fortunate.  Our student leaders have decided to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to add a little extra to the meals offered by the 153 Project. 

We could use your help!  If you would like to contribute we are in need of the following items:

  • Peanut Butter
  • Grape Jelly
  • Small spatulas for spreading
  • Ziploc sandwich bags

I will put a donation box in each of the teacher workrooms to make it more convenient to donate items. We will be collecting items until the end of the week (4/26/19).

We will be building the sandwiches on Tuesday 4/30/19 after school if any of you would like to stop by!


Thank you for your continued support of Key Club and our efforts to BELIEVE THERE IS GOOD IN THE WORLD!

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Earth Day T-Shirts on Sale


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National Spanish Honors Society : Selling Doughnuts $1


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SVHS Student Free Admission to Spring Sports


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Lady Vikings Golf Team Interest Meeting


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SVHS Quiz Bowl Team/ CICI'S Percent Night


Come out and support the Spring Valley Quiz Bowl team at Cici's Pizza in Sandhills on Monday, April 29th from 6-8 PM. Proceeds will help pay for the team to attend the High School National Championship tournament in Atlanta, GA, from May 24-26. Make sure to show the above flyer at the register! This will ensure that 15% of the profit will go to the SV Quiz Bowl team. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Preparticipation Physical Exams for 2019-2020


If your child is needing a sports physical for next year please read the following.
When: April 27th, 2019 @10:30 am
Where: PHUSC Orthopedic Center – Lexington
104 Saluda Pointe Dr. Lexington, SC 29072
Cost: $10
 Anyone under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Must sign up with Ms. Sandy in Bates Hall.
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News From the Fee Office

Attention Seniors, the fees list for seniors has been posted outside the fees window. Please check to see if you owe any school fees. School fees must be paid prior to graduation. Check, cash, credit, or debit cards will be accepted in our fee Office Monday through Friday between 8:00 am and 4:00pm, fees can also be paid through your parent portal account online. The fee window will be open before school, during lunch and after school for seniors. 
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Green & Gold Literary Magazine


The Spring Valley Green & Gold proudly presents the newest 2018-2019 Spring Valley Magazine, Winter edition! Read the magazine and see creations from Spring Valley High School’s very own students! Support the arts at Spring Valley! If you are interested in a copy, fill out this form and stop by Mrs. Bartell's room (C236). The cost is only $5!
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Tomorrow Pride Assembly Schedule

PRIDE ASSEMBLY
**updated schedule will be sent out after assembly if needed**

 EB:     7:30 - 8:25
Report to 1st period at 8:40
Assembly  8:40-10:25
1st:   10:30 -11:03 
2nd   11:08 -11:41 
3rd   11:46 -12:23 
4th   12:28 -1:00 
Lunch  1:00 -1:40 
5th   1:45 - 2:18 
6th   2:23 - 2:55 
7th   3:00 - 3:33 
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153 Project/PB&J's


Each Wednesday night at 7:30pm, the 153 Project serves a warm meal in Finlay Park in downtown Columbia, SC.   Spring Valley Key Club would like to help in the efforts to feed those who are less fortunate.  Our student leaders have decided to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to add a little extra to the meals offered by the 153 Project. 

We could use your help!  If you would like to contribute we are in need of the following items:

  • Peanut Butter
  • Grape Jelly
  • Small spatulas for spreading
  • Ziploc sandwich bags

I will put a donation box in each of the teacher workrooms to make it more convenient to donate items. We will be collecting items until the end of the week (4/26/19).

We will be building the sandwiches on Tuesday 4/30/19 after school if any of you would like to stop by!


Thank you for your continued support of Key Club and our efforts to BELIEVE THERE IS GOOD IN THE WORLD!

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SVHS FBLA March of Dimes Fundraiser


Spring Valley Students, Faculty, and Staff. The week of April 22nd - April 26th is March of Dimes week. What is March of Dimes week you might ask? It is a week of fundraising and advocating for health care for mothers and babies. So many expecting mothers and mothers with young children do not have access to proper health care, and may not have enough money for their healthcare bills. Often times these women need support while their baby is in the NICU. FBLA Chapters around the nation have partnered with the March of Dimes Organization to help fundraise and advocate for this great cause. During this week, our FBLA Chapter here at Spring Valley has multiple ways for everyone to get involved. March of Dimes does so much for mothers, babies, and even helps fund research for diseases to find cures. March of Dimes is helping create a better future of us all. So we ask for everyone to help us raise as much money as possible for this great cause. In the following Flyer are all the events and fundraisers for this week. (Written by Kymber Lee)
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Earth Day T-Shirts on Sale


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National Spanish Honors Society : Selling Doughnuts $1


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Teacher Cadets

Exactly what is Teacher Cadets?
Teacher Cadet is a class for juniors & seniors who are interested in exploring the various careers in education.or in any profession that works with children. You will learn valuable information and gain the skills to work with children and youth.
What kind of credit do students earn?
The class is a dual enrollment class. Students successfully completing the class can earn three hours of college credit from the University of South Carolina. This credit is transferable. Students also receive elective high school credit. Because of its dual enrollment status, S.C. awards Advanced Placement weighting to this course. 
Interested? 
See Mrs. Dilley in 329D for more information. Applications for Teacher Cadets are available in Google Classroom. To access the application, students should join the Application Class using the code mtqvyad
Will you teach?
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SVHS Quiz Bowl Team/ CICI'S Percent Night


Come out and support the Spring Valley Quiz Bowl team at Cici's Pizza in Sandhills on Monday, April 29th from 6-8 PM. Proceeds will help pay for the team to attend the High School National Championship tournament in Atlanta, GA, from May 24-26. Make sure to show the above flyer at the register! This will ensure that 15% of the profit will go to the SV Quiz Bowl team. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Preparticipation Physical Exams for 2019-2020


If your child is needing a sports physical for next year please read the following.
When: April 27th, 2019 @10:30 am
Where: PHUSC Orthopedic Center – Lexington
104 Saluda Pointe Dr. Lexington, SC 29072
Cost: $10
 Anyone under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Must sign up with Ms. Sandy in Bates Hall.
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Class of 2019 Important Dates to Remember


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Upcoming MED Two Events


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Eight Discovery Students Chosen as South Carolina Delegates to Attend the 2020 AJAS Conference

L-R (Erin Byrd, Jane McCallum, Pranav Guntupalli, Ridha Fatima, Parth Patel, Sirawit Shimpalee and Andrew Mott)
Not Pictured: Pallavi Rao

Discovery students Erin Byrd (11), Ridha Fatima (10), Pranav Guntupalli (11), Jane McCallum (11), Andrew Mott (10),  Parth Patel (10), Pallavi Rao (11), and Sirawit Shimpalee (10) have been selected as South Carolina delegates to attend and present at the American Junior Academy of Science (AJAS) meeting held in conjunction with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS ) national meeting in Seattle, Washington in February, 2020. The nominees this year were selected based on having achieved high distinction in both their oral presentations and written research papers.  

 Congratulations to these outstanding young scientists and their research teachers, Lindsay Rega, Dale Soblo and Michelle Spigner!
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USC Sumter Dual Enrollment


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National Signing Day

Congratulations to the following student-athletes and their families who are seeing a dream become reality. Thirteen athletes seized the opportunity to continue their academic and athletic careers on the collegiate level.  Fellow classmates, teachers, coaches, staff and family members filled the main gym at Spring Valley for their signing ceremony. We wish you continued success during your collegiate careers.
Josh Felder -Basketball-Paine College 
Khyree Miller -Baseball-Spartanburg Methodist College  
Henry Kohel -Soccer-Newberry College  
Thomas Robertson-Lacrosse-Greensboro College  
Chalayna Scott-Track and Field-Limestone College
Sam Wallick-Track and Field-Belmont Abbey College  
Khalif Poag-Football-Erskine College
Anteon Ervin-Football-Erskine College
Jalen Johnson-Football-Community Christian College  
Aidan Long -Football-Erskine College
Shaun Wiley-Football-Erskine College
Jaylen Keels -Football-Erskine College
Jalen Kelly -Football-Clark Atlanta University






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SVHS Quiz Bowl Team/ CICI'S Percent Night


Come out and support the Spring Valley Quiz Bowl team at Cici's Pizza in Sandhills on Monday, April 29th from 6-8 PM. Proceeds will help pay for the team to attend the High School National Championship tournament in Atlanta, GA, from May 24-26. Make sure to show the above flyer at the register! This will ensure that 15% of the profit will go to the SV Quiz Bowl team. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Preparticipation Physical Exams for 2019-2020


If your child is needing a sports physical for next year please read the following.
When: April 27th, 2019 @10:30 am
Where: PHUSC Orthopedic Center – Lexington
104 Saluda Pointe Dr. Lexington, SC 29072
Cost: $10
 Anyone under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Must sign up with Ms. Sandy in Bates Hall.
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153 Project/PB&J's


Each Wednesday night at 7:30pm, the 153 Project serves a warm meal in Finlay Park in downtown Columbia, SC.   Spring Valley Key Club would like to help in the efforts to feed those who are less fortunate.  Our student leaders have decided to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to add a little extra to the meals offered by the 153 Project.

We could use your help!  If you would like to contribute we are in need of the following items:

  • Peanut Butter
  • Grape Jelly
  • Small spatulas for spreading
  • Ziploc sandwich bags

I will put a donation box in each of the teacher workrooms to make it more convenient to donate items. We will be collecting items until the end of the week (4/26/19).

We will be building the sandwiches on Tuesday 4/30/19 after school if any of you would like to stop by!


Thank you for your continued support of Key Club and our efforts to BELIEVE THERE IS GOOD IN THE WORLD!

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SVHS FBLA March of Dimes Fundraiser


Spring Valley Students, Faculty, and Staff. The week of April 22nd - April 26th is March of Dimes week. What is March of Dimes week you might ask? It is a week of fundraising and advocating for health care for mothers and babies. So many expecting mothers and mothers with young children do not have access to proper health care, and may not have enough money for their healthcare bills. Often times these women need support while their baby is in the NICU. FBLA Chapters around the nation have partnered with the March of Dimes Organization to help fundraise and advocate for this great cause. During this week, our FBLA Chapter here at Spring Valley has multiple ways for everyone to get involved. March of Dimes does so much for mothers, babies, and even helps fund research for diseases to find cures. March of Dimes is helping create a better future of us all. So we ask for everyone to help us raise as much money as possible for this great cause. In the following Flyer are all the events and fundraisers for this week. (Written by Kymber Lee)
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Prom Reminders

Prom is this Saturday, April 27th from 8:00 pm- 12:00 am at R2i2. All students are required to have a ticket with their name on it. 

 If you lost your ticket, do not worry- you will be directed to a specific table at check-in with a list of students who purchased prom tickets.

 Any date that is outside of the Spring Valley community that was not approved by 4/23 by turning in the forms will not be allowed in prom. Please have your date to bring a photo ID to verify their name on their ticket. 

 Students who did not pick up a ticket can still attend prom but will be expected to pay $100 per person at the door. This includes Seniors who did not pick up their complimentary ticket. 

 Only small purses or clutches are allowed. No backpacks or large bags will be allowed in R2i2. 

 Students are not allowed to re-enter prom once they leave the building.

 If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Dickerson (803-699-3500 ext. 69005.  
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Earth Day T-Shirts on Sale


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