Blue Valley High School Drama Department will be performing Burton Bumgarner's "Hurry Up and Wait!" on Thursday, March 11 and Friday, March 12. Due to COVID restrictions, the public cannot attend the performances in person. As a token of our appreciation for your past support, we would like to offer a free live stream of the performances on the BV Rams Live channel on YouTube which can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqKdd_8bqVck6cYDxlPpZsw. Showtimes are at 7:00 CST both nights.
World Food Prize dignitary, Taylor Belle Matheny, of Kansas State University shares her presentation on the many opportunities available to students who get involved in the World Food Prize. She then stayed as the English II Hunger Fighters presented their poster presentations. What a Day!!
We are continuing putting our feet in the shoes of Lina Mayfleet and Doon Harrow by trying to decipher the mysterious instructions.
8th hour is a busy time. Culinary Arts class made chicken noodle soup. Baking and Pastry class made brownies.
Today we ended our FCCLA food drive service project. Thank you to all donated. You as a student body middle school to high school did an awesome job. They blocked 7 teachers doors. We hope you enjoy your free time tomorrow or Thursday.
8th hour Fashion Studio and Apparel 2 sewing and crocheting while enjoying a movie.
FYI. The K-9 drug dogs made a search today at 10am in BVHS parking lot, classrooms and gym lockers. The dogs also searched classrooms in the MS. Thank you students and staff for your cooperation.
Mr. Mazouch
7th Graders using Seterra.com to study for their North America-South America test.
Hard at work! Algebra II spent the last two days taking a test over Radical Exponents and Radical Functions.
8th grade FACS class more sewing on their pillowcases.
The Blue Valley English I class has been busy reading the novel "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee and learning about racism and social classes in the 1930's American South. To wrap up the unit they have earned the opportunity to watch the award wining movie with Gregory Peck! Added bonus... black and white movies aren't bad at all!
Students in graphic design completed their digital portraits this week. They got a crash course on wide format printing and a chance to cut their own mat in preparation for taking their work to the TVL Art Contest.
Our Star Student this week is Lexi Weixelman. She is always in the right place at the right time, always doing what she needs to. Congratulations Lexi!
BVMS Scholars Bowl team was busy this week with meets at Luckey Monday, Mar. 1 and Washington, Mar. 4. The Varsity team went 1-4 at the Luckey meet while the JV placed 3rd with 2 wins. On Thursday, the Varsity team placed 4th out of 7 teams at Washington with a 4-3 record. The JV team came home with 3rd place medals going 5-2.
Eighth grade students have been learning about types of chemical reactions and completed their fermentation lab this week. They had fun testing different energy sources to find out which one would provide the most efficient reaction. They also learned about how temperature, particle size, and the use of a catalyst (in our case the enzymes amylase or glucoamylase) could effect the speed of a reaction.
Today part of our Blue Valley FFA officer team went and visited their sponsors from the t-shirt and blue jackets. They do this every year to show their appreciation! We have great community support and appreciate everything the community does for the program.
Second day of collecting cans for the FCCLA Food Drive. One door blocked so far which is one of middle school teachers.
Today we are sewing in 8th grade FACS. So far we have done some paper sewing, pinned our pillowcases.
Students are putting themselves in protagonist, Lina Mayfleet’s shoes by filling in the blanks of the important message that was found.
We are currently reading “City of Ember”.
5th grade getting their reading on. 5th grade loves to read!!
