Here's a reminder/updated schedule for summer weights/skills. JH Volleyball Skills has been added to the schedule and we've changed JH Boys basketball skills to four days a week. We hope to start up football skills in July!
Come Cheer for our State Track Athletes as we send them off to compete in Wichita!
💙🐏❤️Here is the final list of our State Qualifiers!❤️🐏💙
🎟️High Jump: Bryleigh Brockman
🎟️Girls 4x800: Bralynn Brockman, Anna Corkill, Allie Dumler, Lydia Dumler
🎟️Boys 800m: Titus Cobb
🎟️Boys 1600m: Titus Cobb
🎟️Boys 3200m: Titus Cobb
🎟️Boys 4x100m: Brody Cox, Jarin Brenner, Nate Irvine, Easton Dunstan
🎟️Boys 4x800m: Rawley Sump, Aeron Innes, Levi Corkill, Parker Montgomery
💥Our boys tied for 4th at Regionals!!
❤️🐏💙GO RAMS!!💙🐏❤️
❤️🐏Congratulations to Titus Cobb on placing 3rd🥉in the 3200m at regionals with a time of 10:34.17! Next up, state!🐏💙
💙🐏Not only is Titus Cobb the Regional Runner-Up🥈in the 800m but he also broke the school record for the 3rd time this year with a time of 2:01.72!🐏❤️
💙🐏Congratulations to our Regional Runner-Up🥈in the 1600m, Titus Cobb with a time of 4:40.75!!🐏❤️
💙🐏Congratulations to our Boys 4x800m Relay (Rawley Sump, Levi Corkill, Aeron Innes, Parker Montgomery) with a 3rd Place 🥉 finish at regionals! Headed to state!🐏❤️
❤️🐏Congratulations to our Regional Champ in Girls High Jump, Bryleigh Brockman with a jump of 5'0"!!🐏💙
Dear Blue Valley Families,
What a great end we had to the 2025–2026 school year. I am so thankful for our students, staff, and families and the positive momentum we continue to build together.
I am writing to share an update about the new Kansas law regarding student cell phones and personal communication devices during the school day. Beginning July 1, 2026, school districts will be required to have a policy in place that prohibits students from having access to cell phones and other personal communication devices during the school day, including lunch. This may include items such as cell phones, Bluetooth earbuds, Apple Watches, and similar devices.
We understand this will be an adjustment, especially for our secondary students and families. Our current policy has allowed students to keep phones stored away and access them during lunch, so this change will feel different. I have already visited with some of our high school students, and their thoughtful responses reminded me once again how fortunate we are to have such great students at Blue Valley.
The Kansas Association of School Boards and the Kansas State Department of Education are continuing to help districts better understand the details of House Bill 2299. What is clear is that students will not be allowed access to these devices from the start of the school day until the end of the school day.
Our administrative team is working to make this transition as smooth as possible for students, staff, and families. We will continue to communicate updates as more guidance becomes available and as our local policy is finalized.
Over the past two years, I have visited districts that have already removed student cell phone access during school hours. The consistent message I heard was that the adjustment took time, but the results were positive. Teachers noticed students interacting more with one another, administrators saw fewer distractions, and students began finding new ways to connect during the school day. In one district, new seating and game areas were even added because students began playing board and card games together after lunch instead of being on their phones. Parents later shared that they noticed their children were less attached to their phones and more engaged at home.
As we move forward, we will approach this change with support, communication, patience, and grace. Change is not always easy, but this can be a very positive step for our students and school community. Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we work together to do what is best for Blue Valley students.
Sincerely,
Rex Boley
Superintendent
Blue Valley USD #384
What a great end we had to the 2025–2026 school year. I am so thankful for our students, staff, and families and the positive momentum we continue to build together.
I am writing to share an update about the new Kansas law regarding student cell phones and personal communication devices during the school day. Beginning July 1, 2026, school districts will be required to have a policy in place that prohibits students from having access to cell phones and other personal communication devices during the school day, including lunch. This may include items such as cell phones, Bluetooth earbuds, Apple Watches, and similar devices.
We understand this will be an adjustment, especially for our secondary students and families. Our current policy has allowed students to keep phones stored away and access them during lunch, so this change will feel different. I have already visited with some of our high school students, and their thoughtful responses reminded me once again how fortunate we are to have such great students at Blue Valley.
The Kansas Association of School Boards and the Kansas State Department of Education are continuing to help districts better understand the details of House Bill 2299. What is clear is that students will not be allowed access to these devices from the start of the school day until the end of the school day.
Our administrative team is working to make this transition as smooth as possible for students, staff, and families. We will continue to communicate updates as more guidance becomes available and as our local policy is finalized.
Over the past two years, I have visited districts that have already removed student cell phone access during school hours. The consistent message I heard was that the adjustment took time, but the results were positive. Teachers noticed students interacting more with one another, administrators saw fewer distractions, and students began finding new ways to connect during the school day. In one district, new seating and game areas were even added because students began playing board and card games together after lunch instead of being on their phones. Parents later shared that they noticed their children were less attached to their phones and more engaged at home.
As we move forward, we will approach this change with support, communication, patience, and grace. Change is not always easy, but this can be a very positive step for our students and school community. Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we work together to do what is best for Blue Valley students.
Sincerely,
Rex Boley
Superintendent
Blue Valley USD #384
Our tracksters are headed to Lincoln today for Regionals. Field events start at noon, with prelim running events starting at 3pm. Let's go Rams!
USD 384 Blue Valley Randolph will hold a special board meeting Thursday, May 21, 2026 at 7:30am in the District Office.
Due to the severe weather forecast, tonight's monthly Board Meeting will be moved to Tuesday, May 19 at 6:00pm in the District Office at the Middle School.
Due to the threat of severe weather Monday afternoon, Blue Valley USD 384 will dismiss at 1:00 pm on Monday May 18th. No afternoon Preschool.
Lunch will still be served prior to dismissal. All school facilities and after school activities will be closed or canceled beginning at 1pm.
The safety of our students, staff and families remains our top priority. Thank you for your understanding and support.
Lunch will still be served prior to dismissal. All school facilities and after school activities will be closed or canceled beginning at 1pm.
The safety of our students, staff and families remains our top priority. Thank you for your understanding and support.
The final lab test! Can they evaluate the effectiveness of antacids? They were tasked with using the chemistry skills they learned all year to perform this task and recommend an antacid to Ms. Palmgren! #FinalExam
💥Yesterday was a great day to be a Ram! Our track team competed in the Twin Valley League Meet and came home with a Mens 3rd Place finish for the first time in over (at least) a decade!!💥
🐏MENS RESULTS
🏁100m: 🥉Brody Cox - 11.91
🏁100m: 🏅6th Place: Jarin Brenner - 11.95
🏁800m: 🥇Titus Cobb - 2:03.26
🏁800m: 🏅 5th Place: Parker Montgomery - 2:07.31
🏁1600m: 🥇Titus Cobb - 4:38.85
🏁JV 1600m: 🥉Kory Fowler - 5:43.40
🏁 3200m: 🥇 Titus Cobb - 10:20.83
🏁 JV 3200m: 🥉Trevor Corneilson - 12:32.23
🏁300H: 🥉Nate Irvine - 43.16
🏁JV 300H: 🥈Lee Taylor - 47.70
🏁4x100m: 🥈J.Brenner, B.Cox, E.Dunstan, N.Irvine - 45.40
🏃Long Jump: 🥈Brody Cox - 21'2.5''
🏃JV High Jump: 🥇Trevor Corneilson - 5'6''
🏃JV High Jump: 🥈Lee Taylor - 5'4''
☄️Shot: 🥉Jarin Brenner - 43-03.25
𐃆Javelin: 🏅4th Place: Nate Irvine - 143'3"
💥💥3rd AS A TEAM!!💥💥
🐏WOMENS RESULTS
🏁800m: 🏅5th Place: Lydia Dumler - 2:42.76
🏁1600m: 🏅4th Place: Bralynn Brockman - 6:04.08
🏁3200m: 🏅4th Place: Bralynn Brockman - 14:14.07
🏁4x800m: 🥉A.Corkill, Bralynn B., A.Dumler., L.Dumler- 10:56.66
🏃♀️High Jump: 🥇Bryleigh Brockman - 5'1"
𐃆Javelin: 🥉Lydia Dumler - 111'10"
𐃆JV Javelin: 🥉Eleanor Irvine - 70-04.00
🐏❤️GO RAMS!!💙🐏
📷Photo Credit: Aaron Brockman @ Sterling Sports Shots
🐏MENS RESULTS
🏁100m: 🥉Brody Cox - 11.91
🏁100m: 🏅6th Place: Jarin Brenner - 11.95
🏁800m: 🥇Titus Cobb - 2:03.26
🏁800m: 🏅 5th Place: Parker Montgomery - 2:07.31
🏁1600m: 🥇Titus Cobb - 4:38.85
🏁JV 1600m: 🥉Kory Fowler - 5:43.40
🏁 3200m: 🥇 Titus Cobb - 10:20.83
🏁 JV 3200m: 🥉Trevor Corneilson - 12:32.23
🏁300H: 🥉Nate Irvine - 43.16
🏁JV 300H: 🥈Lee Taylor - 47.70
🏁4x100m: 🥈J.Brenner, B.Cox, E.Dunstan, N.Irvine - 45.40
🏃Long Jump: 🥈Brody Cox - 21'2.5''
🏃JV High Jump: 🥇Trevor Corneilson - 5'6''
🏃JV High Jump: 🥈Lee Taylor - 5'4''
☄️Shot: 🥉Jarin Brenner - 43-03.25
𐃆Javelin: 🏅4th Place: Nate Irvine - 143'3"
💥💥3rd AS A TEAM!!💥💥
🐏WOMENS RESULTS
🏁800m: 🏅5th Place: Lydia Dumler - 2:42.76
🏁1600m: 🏅4th Place: Bralynn Brockman - 6:04.08
🏁3200m: 🏅4th Place: Bralynn Brockman - 14:14.07
🏁4x800m: 🥉A.Corkill, Bralynn B., A.Dumler., L.Dumler- 10:56.66
🏃♀️High Jump: 🥇Bryleigh Brockman - 5'1"
𐃆Javelin: 🥉Lydia Dumler - 111'10"
𐃆JV Javelin: 🥉Eleanor Irvine - 70-04.00
🐏❤️GO RAMS!!💙🐏
📷Photo Credit: Aaron Brockman @ Sterling Sports Shots
As the end of the school year draws near, please have all library books returned by the end of the day Friday, May 15.
Lee Taylor, son of Drew and Michelle Taylor, and a sophomore at Blue Valley High school, recently completed the Youth Leadership Manhattan program. The mission of Youth Leadership Manhattan is to ensure the vitality of our community by creating a pipeline of skilled, motivated, and community-minded young leaders who are ready to contribute meaningfully to the workforce, engage actively in civic affairs, and drive positive change in the Manhattan community. Congratulations, Lee! Blue Valley is proud of you!
Due to a scheduling conflict, the regular Board Meeting for Monday, May 11th has been changed to Monday, May 18th.
Our tracksters are back at it today! Middle school has its last meet of the season in Alma today. Field events start at 10am with running events starting at noon. And high school has the last regular season meet at Jefferson Co North. Field events begin at 3:30pm with running events starting at 5:30pm. Let's go Rams!
Reminder: Registration for the youth basketball skills clinic is due by May 15th. If your son/daughter can't attend each day, we understand! Reach out to to Coach Fronce for more details!
