Let's honor Charlie by helping support a great cause! The Carolyn Scott Rainbow House in Omaha is a temporary home to families who have loved ones receiving treatment in the hospital. The plants being raffled were given at Charlie's funeral and have been growing in our greenhouse here at school. We plan to continue propagating and raising money in years to come to support these great causes!
Intro to FACS class has been learning about basic human needs. Today they built pyramids that showed needs being met in each level of Maslow’s Hierarchy.
The following is the coach's summary of the Northern Valley Lady Huskies game vs. Stockton yesterday evening.
'The Lady Huskies took on the Stockton Tigers on January 25th. The game was very intense and competitive in the first half coming in with a tie. After halftime, the Tigers had three three-point shots that helped to build up a 6 point lead at the end of the third quarter. The fourth quarter saw multiple Huskies foul out and the game began to blow wide open for the Tigers. The final score of the game was 37-59. Scoring for the Huskies: Braxton Cox-11, Austyn Cox-9, Shaylee Vsetecka- 9, Savannah Rose and Stephanie Whitney had 4 apiece. The JV Lady Huskies started off the night's action with two quarters against the Stockton JV. The JV girls battled hard leading through the first quarter with some big three pointers. The Tigers, in what would be the theme of the night, used their size and length to hold the Huskies to one point in the second quarter and used their size to take the game. The final score of the game was 10-18. Scoring for the Huskies: Haley Hansen- 4, Delaney Sides- 3, Tatum Lentz- 2, Daynah Bailey- 1. The Huskies will take on Western Plains-Brewster on January 28th in Almena.'
The Husky Scholar's Bowl Team took home the Runner-up plaque at the Western Kansas Liberty League tournament!
Northern Valley Schools is seeking applicants for a Custodian in the Long Island building. The possibility for full-time or part-time exists; we are willing to work with your schedule. Please contact Mr. Gebhard or the district office for more information.
January Student of the Month is Stephanie Whitney!
NVJH cheerlaeders fundraiser has been extended until Monday 1/10/22. They are selling Northern Valley: t-shirts, long sleeve shirts and hoodies. If you would like an order form call the junior high school at 785*854*7681.
The Senior Government class got to meet Congressman Tracey Mann in Norton today!
Angel Tree shopping
Animal Science is finishing out the semester learning about medications and injections. Today we did a lab that injects oranges intramuscularly and subcutaneously.
The December Kindness Award has been awarded to Jance Hilburn!
The December Student of the Month is Mary Baird!
Below is the summary of the lady huskies' game against Trego last night.
'The Lady Huskies took on the Trego Golden Eagles on December 7th to start off the Purple and Gold Tournament. The ending score was 12-47. The Huskies battled hard and showed a large crowd how much passion they have for the game. The defense stepped up huge and played very well despite being very largely outsized by the Lady Golden Eagles. The struggle for the night was shooting the ball against much taller defenders. The Lady Huskies pick up action in the tournament with the Victoria Lady Knights on Friday, December 10th at 3pm.
Leading Scorer: Savannah Rose-3
Leading Rebounder: Austyn Cox- 6 '
Our November Student of the Month was Drew Schemper.
Ag Mechanics explored the chemical makeup of the flux on several electrode types today. They enjoyed eating them too!
If you are planning on having your child receive the flu shot, please include a copy of your insurance with the Flu Shot Form.
Flu shots will be available to students and staff on Dec. 8th. You can click on the link below to access the Flu Shot Form. Please return the form to one of the offices by Tuesday, 12/7.
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Check out the latest episode of NVTV!
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Food Science has been learning about meat proteins. They made molecular structures of the essential amino acids yesterday and today discovered how salt affects processed meats.
The Freshmen class needed data to learn about mean and standard deviation. The class was blindfolded and measured how far each could walk before straying from the straight line.
