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SUMMER ‘16 District Newsletter | 1

Boyer Valley Community Schools | 1

From the desk of Doug Gee Superintendent By Doug [email protected]

SUMMER 2016 http://www.boyer-valley.k12.ia.us

Challenging all students to meet their full potential

BOYER VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

DISTRICT NEWSLETTER

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What a Great Year!It is hard to believe that another school year is complete. I would

like to take this opportunity to thank all the staff, students, school board and community members for all their support. The last two years have been a wonderful experience for me. We have faced some challenges over the last two years like all schools have, espe-cially smaller districts, but with the help and support of the staff we have continued to make progress. This staff has continually been asked to do more and more with less and less time and money, but they did it without complaining and did an excellent job. Boyer Valley has a tremendous staff to work with. Boyer Valley was a great place for me to start my career as a superintendent. Together this year we continued to grow our 1:1 initiative. Every student K-12 now has a Chromebook. We have Smart Boards in every classroom K-12. Our staff and students are doing great things with technology. Our Tiered Algebra class we implemented this year has been a huge success. It is helping students that missed key concepts in math, catch up and learn those concepts so they can be successful in high school math. The new Ag/FFA program is also off to a great start. There are 80 students that take Ag classes at Boyer Valley and we have 35 students in FFA already in the first year. The Boyer Valley Agricultural Foundation has helped fund a lot of the start-up costs for this program. Even though our certified enrollment is down our open in enrollment has more students open enrolled in than out. In fact we now have 48 students open enrolled in and 23 student open enrolled out. All of these things are proof of the commitment the board and staff have to providing the best education to our kids.

Congratulations Class of 2016Graduation was held on May 22th and we salute our seniors on

their graduation from high school. Graduation is always a proud day for our school and communities and we had a large crowd at graduation. The seniors provided the rest of the student body tremendous leadership the entire year. We wish them the best as they pursue their goals and dreams. Congratulations, seniors!

Budget for the 2016-17 School YearThe proposed school district budget was approved at the April

11th School Board Meeting for the 2016-17 school year. The legislators set SSA at 2.25% for the FY17 year. Our tax rate for FY17 will be 13.215 which is about the same as last years’, which was 13.218 (per $1,000 of taxable valuation). The tax

valuation for the district did increase by $13,261,807 for a total of $195,911,260. This represents a 7.26% increase in valuation.

A 2.25% SSA only represents a $145/student increase. SSA provides school districts the opportunity to grow their budgets to keep up with increasing costs, such as fuel, utilities, salary and benefits. Boyer Valley had a decrease in certified enrollment this year so even though we will get the $145/pupil more the district will only get $28,649 in new money.

May Was School Board Appreciation MonthWe would like to acknowledge our school board members for

their service to the district and their commitment to establishing Boyer Valley as a great educational institution. The school board members are listed below:

Ken Dunham Elizabeth Heistand Mark McAllister Pat PutnamKelly Garrett Paul KleinSteve Puck

Staff Appreciation WeekWe also have an excellent support staff that helps things run

smoothly. These people do an excellent job helping with whatever they can. BVS support staff are listed below.

Sheila Beam- Associate Susan Hein-Associate Bonnie Melby-Head Cook Ann Behrendt- Associate Jackie Koesters-Kitchen Jean Melby-AssociateJodi Bruck- Food service Gary Nielsen-AssociatePaula Campbell-Associate Sharon Lee-Business Manager Laura Shumate- Associate Kaley Lehan-Associate Jodi Klein-Nurse Lisa TenEyck-MS/HS Secretary Brian McGinn-Custodian Krystal Ferguson-Food Service Shelly Foster-Technology Lori Malone-Supt. Secretary Doug Petersen-Custodian

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PK-12 BULLDOG NEWSBy Mike Weber, K-12 Principal [email protected]

Teacher Appreciation WeekTeacher Appreciation Week was celebrated during the week of

May 2. If you see your child’s teachers take the time to thank them, in some way, for all of the hard work they have put into educating your child this year. Our teachers not only put in the hard work necessary to educate each student, but they also truly care for each child that comes through our doors. It is impressive to see the great things going on in the BV classrooms!

Staff AppreciationThe Boyer Valley School would not run smoothly without the

great contributions of its support staff. We’d like to thank the secre-taries, nurse, technology coordinator, para-educators, custodians, groundskeepers, cooks, and bus drivers for all of their hard work throughout the year!

Class ListsElementary class lists will be handed out at registration in the fall.

FarewellOur 6-12 band/music teacher, Joseph Boboige, will be leaving

us to take a graduate school assistantship position at Boise State University. It was an opportunity he could not pass up. We thank Mr. Boboige for his year of service in directing our secondary music program!

BV South (Dunlap) 7:30AM to 4:00PM

Monday through Thursdayand till Noon on Friday.

Registration in Dunlap will be Aug. 16.

BV North (Dow City)Office will be open through June 5th.

7:30AM-4:00PM.The office will open again on August 2,

with registration August 10thfrom 9:00am to 7:00PM.

● June School Board Meeting June 13th 5PM

@ Boyer Valley South

● July School Board Meeting July 18th 7PM

@Boyer Valley North



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I would also like to thank all our bus drivers that make sure our students get to school and home safe each day.

Rick Wingrove- Transportation Director Linda Hicks Walt Shumate Marilyn Kepford Bruce Thompson Jane McAndrews Mary Wadsworth Josie Losh

Enjoy Your Summer VacationOn behalf of the Boyer Valley Community School District, I want to

thank everyone for their continued support for the school and staff.

U p d a t eBy Shelia M. Beam, Student Council Advisor [email protected]

Co Presidents; Senior Travis Shumate & Junior Ella Meyer

SENIORSClass President Cory NelsonVice President Brandon HansonSecretary/Treasurer Lexi AdamsClass Representative Jason Heiman

JUNIORSClass President Holly HeistandVice President David RobertsSecretary/Treasurer Ross BlockClass Representative Jalen Malone

SOPHOMORESClass President Tyler BrumerVice President Katy PuckSecretary/Treasurer Caleigh VanHoutenClass Representative Jessica Heiman

FRESHMENClass President Austin GrantVice President Hunter SomaSecretary/Treasurer Nicole BehrendtClass Representative Taylor Klein

We are pleased to announce that we are expanding our Preschool Program at Boyer Valley! In addition to our 4-year-old funded Preschool, we will now be taking applications for 3-year-olds. We will also be offering a Transitional Kindergarten program for those children that are 5 years old. Transitional Kindergarten is a bridge between Preschool and Kindergarten and will be offered to families who are interested. This program will offer play-based Kindergarten Curriculum. The 3-year-old program will be offered two mornings a week in both Dow City and Dunlap. The 4-year-old program will be offered four half days a week in Dow City and Dunlap. The 5-year-old program will be offered 4 afternoons a week in Dunlap.Stop in the school office to pick up your applica-tion today!

FOOTBALL CAMPBy Jay Petersen, HS Physical Educaton, Head Football Coach [email protected]

Football Camp will be held August 1st-4th from 5:00PM to 7:00PM at the high school field for students that will be in grades 7-12. The cost is $30 per student.

Preschool Program ExpandingBy Julie Burhoo, Preschool Director [email protected]



Counselor’sCORNERBy Paul Marlin, MS/HS Guidance [email protected], @BVCounselor

Welcome to the summer edition of the Counselor’s Corner!

MS/HS School Supply Recycling Program

At the end of the school year when students are cleaning out their lockers, I see students throw away lots of perfectly good school supplies. I also see students dur-ing the school year who do not have school supplies like notebooks and folders that they need for their classes. As a result, three years ago I created the MS/HS School Supply Recycling Program. This year the program has been a great success and students in need really benefited from receiving free school supplies. I would like to thank all of the people who donated school supplies. Although the majority of the donations came from students, community members are also welcome to donate schools supplies as well. If you would like to donate school supplies in the future, you can feel free to drop off school supplies at the BVS office and I will make sure that the supplies get to students in need. The main supplies that students need are: folders, notebooks, pencils, and book bags. Next school year if there are families who have a difficult time affording school supplies, those students can come to see me to get school supplies while they last. I cannot guarantee that I will have enough school supplies for everyone; however I hope that this program is able to help some students in need. I am planning on continuing this program every year.

Thank You Scholarship DonorsI would like to personally thank all of the businesses, organiza-

tions, and people that donated scholarships to students at Boyer Valley this school year. The cost of college is continually rising, which makes scholarships more and more important to students graduating from high school. All of our students are incredibly fortunate to have so many people, businesses, and organiza-tions give so generously to provide scholarships to make going to college realistic and affordable. This year 55 scholarships were awarded to 16 seniors for a total of $186,281. Thank you so much for all of your continual support of our students!

Improving Resumes & Gaining Experience

The summer is an excellent time for high school students to improve their resumes by volunteering and gaining excellent job experience by job shadowing. I recommend that high school students dedicate time every summer to volunteer in their com-munity and job shadow careers that they are interested in. By volunteering not only do students help their community and people in need, but they also improve their resume which looks great on scholarships and college resumes. Job shadowing can give students valuable work experience and help them plan for their future. I know that students are often very busy over the summer, however dedicating even a small amount of time every few weeks can make a big difference.

Academy Fees & ShuttleAll Academy fees will be due at registration or during the 1st

week of school at the very latest. There is a $25 book rental fee for all classes, payable to Boyer Valley. There is also a one-time only matriculation fee of $35 for the first Academy/PSEO class that students take that is payable to Iowa Western. It is very important that we get all Academy fees paid right away so that everything runs smoothly. For more information please contact me at the school. All students who wish to ride the academy shuttle must fill out the registration sheet in the high school office and the student must have his or her parent’s signature in order to register for the shuttle. For more information please contact the office.

Online College ClassesOnline college level classes are available for students in grades

11 and 12, as well as TAG students in grades 9 and 10. Online classes are free for students, which also includes a free rental of a textbook. A one-time only matriculation fee of $35 for the first col-lege level class that a student takes may be required and that fee is payable to the particular college a student takes a class through.

There will be a mandatory meeting for all students (and their parents/guardians) who are taking online classes. The meeting will be on August 16 at 6pm in the auditorium. I will be going over a variety of different things, including: how to be successful with online classes, common problems that arise, textbook handout, and Chromebook handout. This is a very important meeting for students and their parents/guardians to attend. If you will not be able to attend this meeting, please contact me at the school at 712-643-2258 or [email protected].

Recent High School Graduates Students who just graduated from high school who are plan-

ning to attend college this coming fall need to make sure that they have completed their entire financial aid process. Students need to make sure they have accepted their financial aid awards, signed and submitted their Master Promissory Note (MPN), and completed financial aid entrance counseling on https://studentaid.ed.gov. Stu-dents will not receive financial aid until these steps are completed.

Starting this year, it is also the graduates’ responsibility to send their college transcripts to the particular college they are enrolling at in the fall. Below are links for graduates to complete their college transcript requests.

IWCC http://www.iwcc.edu/future_student/Records_and_Registration/

transcripts.asp

WITCC https://www.witcc.edu/onestop/transcripts.cfm

As always, if you have any questions/comments/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at 712-643-2258 or [email protected]. Remember to follow me on Twitter (@bvcounselor) for guidance department updates. I hope all of you have a great summer!



By Jennifer M. Malone, President – BV Booster Club [email protected]

As President of the BV Booster Club, I would personally like to thank ALL of our supporters this past year. Whether through per-sonal or business donations during our membership drive, support at our soup supper and auction or through the purchase of our BV merchandise, the Booster Club is appreciative of the community’s support. Because of your generosity, we raised more money last year alone than any other year in the history of the Booster Club. We look forward to offering new merchandise and options to all membership donors in the upcoming years, so stick around and Keep Supporting!!!

I would also like to take this opportunity to personally thank ALL of the Booster Club Members who show up to meetings, offer new ideas and keep this program going strong. You are a great group to work with and I am very honored to be a part of this group. We also want to thank those who are not “officially” part of our group, but who offer support whenever they are asked. This includes BV’s AD and Coaching Staff, Schaben Auctioneering for their do-nations and services during the auction, Images by Sheri for her donations to the auction and continued ability to capture all those moments in our kid’s lives, Custom Trends and Tricia Roberts for making our ideas become reality and for offering so many new and exciting options for showing our BV Pride and to many others that I know I am forgetting. Without all of the support, we would be nothing, so THANK YOU EVERYONE!!

Many of you have been asking where your funds are being used and what is to be expected. Well, I would like to take this chance to provide a list of some of our purchases over the last year: Varsity BB: Home uniforms, sweat towels & bags(girls only); Varsity & JV VB: Home/Away uniforms; Varsity Track: sweats and uniforms for increased # of participants; High Jump Mat refilled; Golf: Simulator machine; Meals for all state qualifiers while at state events; & Put-In-Cups for Baseball and Softball fields. Future items include, but not limited to: VB: new regulatory poles & nets, Varsity bags and sweat towels; Varsity FB: new pants; Replacement uniforms based on rotation schedule provided by AD input; Put-In-Cups and bids for bathroom updates at McAllister Field; additional bottle filling stations near gym at BV South; excit-ing new merchandise & “Painting the Town” with BV Spirit.

Thank you again for a great 2015-16 school year. We look forward to meeting the needs of the athletic department going forward and our supporters needs with great merchandise to show our true BV Spirit. Please provide feedback or comments on our Facebook page https://m.facebook.com/boyervalleyboosterclub/[m.facebook.com] or email us at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you. Have a great summer and we look forward to seeing everyone again in the fall.

Support Your Booster Club New FFA Holds

Inaugural BanquetBy Grace Reineke, FFA Reporter

The Boyer Valley FFA held its first banquet on Tuesday May 10. The banquet showcases achievements and awards of members and recognition of sponsors. There were 35 FFA members and 85 guests present. Opening ceremonies and a welcome from Sentinel Carter Klein and invocation by Walter Schaben were followed by a dinner provided by Dairy Sweet. Awards and sponsor recognition were presented after dinner. All members received their Greenhand degrees, the degree earned by first year members. Those members were Alex Anderson, Morgan Baxter, Tyler Brummer, Megan Coberly, Dominic Fouts, Colin Garrett, Connor Garrett, Grant Gorham, Holly Heistand, Dawson Hikins, Grant Kenkel, Carter Klein, Christian Klein, Chad Klein, Jacob Klein, Alec Lapke, Ryan Lehan, Jalen Malone, Reagen Miller, Josh Mordhorst, Cole Muff, Katie O’Day, Joe Reetz, Jakob Fundermann, Grace Reineke, David Roberts, Bailey Schaben, Walter Schaben, Madison Seuntjens, Michael Seuntjens, Jenna Simon, Jaden Slechta, Connor Sullivan, and Kaylee Tremel. Other degrees received were the Chapter degrees by Lexie Beam and Sydney Freese and the Honorary Degree by John Schaben. The FFA Chapter Degree is given to members who have been involved in their chapter and already received their Greenhand Degree. The FFA Honorary Degree is given to a member in the community who has provided outstanding service to FFA and agricultural education. Other awards included the Star Green-hand Award presented to Jenna Simon, the Rising Star Award presented to Grace Reineke, Highest Fruit Sale Award presented to Bailey Schaben, and the Dekalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award presented to Madisen Seuntjens. To end the evening, re-tiring officers were recognised and new offices were installed. Re-tiring officers were Vice President Christian Klein, Sentinel Carter Klein, and Parliamentarian Walter Schaben. This 2016-2017 year’s FFA Officers are President Bailey Schaben, Vice President Alec Lapke, Secretary David Roberts, Treasure Connor Garrett, Reporter Grace Reineke, Historian Cathryn Klein, and Parliamen-tarian Lexie Beam.

This summer, the Boyer Valley FFA will be competing in livestock judging events at county fairs and is going to have a booth at the Dunlap 4th of July celebration in the park. Also this sum-mer, member Bailey Schaben is show-ing livestock at the Iowa State Fair. If there are any events you would like the FFA at this summer, you can contact Rachel Stoberl at [email protected].



By Sarah Malone, Teammates Coordinator [email protected]

Parts of this update have been prepared by Rita Jensen, Team-Mates board member.

In September We held our Kick-off breakfast in both buildings. Matches met to

find a meeting time for the upcoming school year and catch up on what happened over the summer break.

Our local TeamMates chapter participated in the Coach’s Chal-lenge last October. Local businesses allowed their employees to wear their favorite sports jersey to work for a day, for a small contribution. The proceeds went to our new Scholarship Fund. We plan to contribute to the continuing education of our future se-niors. Thank you to all business and employers who participated. Program-wide $1.6 million scholarship dollars were awarded in May. There are over 550 seniors graduating program-wide.

We applied for and received a King Family Foundation Grant to purchase activities for matches to use during their weekly meet-ings. One tote was filled with craft supplies, the other with games. Matches have enjoyed using these items during their meetings.

In JanuaryTeamMates sponsored an ice cream social between basketball

games at the High School, as a part of National Mentoring Month. It was a great success. Thank you, Smitty’s, for donating the ice cream and accompaniments. You are great friends to TeamMates.

In FebruaryOur local TeamMates chapter was invited to a Creighton Bas-

ketball game on a Saturday afternoon. The game was enjoyed by mentors and mentees alike. Go Jays!

In AprilMentors and mentees enjoyed a pizza and painting party. We

met in the elementary art room after school and were guided through a painting project by Bracinda Blum of Woodbine.

TeamMates Board MembersDeana Swenson, Marilyn Davie, Beth Vogt, Rita Jensen, and

Elizabeth Heistand -- created an action plan April 28. The current action plan will be reviewed and a new action plan created next April. We are looking for at least two new board members. Please let Sarah Malone know if you are interested in serving on the board. Thank you Marilyn Davie for serving on the board the past 3 years! We appreciate your time.

Most Recent Vision StatementTo serve 30 youth by May 2018 and build a culture of mentoring

in the school/community. Our Total Match Goal by the End of the 2016-2017 school year is

27. We currently have 23 matches.

Annual Zoo Day May 3 TeamMates graduates from all Omaha metro chapters/Iowa

chapters are honored with a ceremony and lunch at Henry Doorly. This is the highlight of our mentoring year!

Mentors were honored May 20th with an appreciation lunch

Thank you mentors: Carla Johnsen, Theresa McAllister, Joni Houston, Nancy Mitchell, Todd Johnsen, Sarah Malone, Sharon Lee, Becky Eimermann, Jeri Vogt, Donna Brasel, Chad Soma, Bob Brink, Bill Eimermann, Michelle Garside, Beth Vogt, Deana Swenson, Doug Gee, Rita Jensen, Marguerite Tremel, Cathy Gar-rett, and Ann Baldwin.

Looking ahead to next school yearThe annual partnership meeting will be Tuesday, July 26th in

York, NE. The partnership meeting is for all Program Coordina-tors, Building Coordinators, Board Members and local TeamMates supporters. TeamMates 25th year celebration will kick-off at this meeting.

A mentor training will be held in August. If you are interested in becoming a mentor please go to www.teammates.org to apply or contact Sarah Malone for more information.

All Harrison county schools now have a TeamMates program. We will have the opportunity to attend a county-wide TeamMates event September 27th. Tom Osborne, TeamMates founder, will be speaking to mentors and TeamMates supporters. More details will be available at a later date.

TeamMates is inclusive of all students. Students work to build a social relationship with their mentor. We match based on com-mon interests using the mentor/mentee interview tools provided by TeamMates.

Thank you to all of you who contributed to our successes this year. We sincerely appreciate your enthusiastic support!



NurseNOTESBy Jodi Klein, RN School Nurse [email protected]

To all 6th grade parents of children entering into the seventh grade for 2016-17

The Iowa Department of Public Health, Bureau of Immunization, passed a new law requiring students enrolling in the seventh grade and if born on or after September 15th, 2000 shall receive a one-time dose of Tetanus, Diphtheria, Acellular Pertussis (Tdap) Vaccine. The key points regarding the requirements of the new immunization law are that all adolescents entering 7th grade (approximately 13 years of age) will be required to have one dose of Tdap vaccine. This will help Iowa achieve and maintain high vaccination adolescent coverage levels while reducing the number of pertussis cases.

The Tdap vaccine is a combination vaccine that protects tetanus and diphtheria but also pertussis.

Tetanus, also known as “lockjaw”, causes painful muscle spasms, usually all over the body including the tightening of the jaw so the per-son cannot open their mouth or swallow.

Diphtheria can cause a thick covering in the back of the throat leading to breathing problems, paralysis or heart failure.

Pertussis, also known as “whooping cough” causes severe coughing spells, vomiting, rib fractures and complications such as pneumonia.

DENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR IOWA SCHOOLSAll children newly enrolled in an Iowa elementary or high school are

required to have a dental screening. This requirement was passed by the 2007 legislature and became effective July 1, 2008. The purpose of the dental screening requirement is to improve oral health of Iowa’s children. Dental screenings help with detection and treatment of dental disease, promote the importance of oral health for school readiness and learning; and contribute to statewide surveillance of oral health..

The requirement applies to kindergarten and ninth grade students only. Screening for kindergarten may be performed by a licensed dentist or dental hygienist only. Screenings performed by out-of state providers are allowed.

The Iowa Department of Public Health certificate Dental Screening is the only acceptable form. A screening for kindergarten is valid from age 3 years to 4 months after enrollment date. A screening for 9th grade is valid from one year prior to enrollment to four months after enrollment.

Your Dentist should have the Iowa dental form. Dental forms are also available in the nurse’s office. Please call Jodi Klein R.N. if any questions or concerns.

YEARBOOK INFOBy Ted Mallory, ‘Archive’ Advisor, [email protected]

ORDER EARLY & SAVEOrder your 2016-17 ‘Archive’ yearbook sooner to receive a dis-

count. You must order before April to be able to have personalizations like your student’s name, class year or other icons on their cover.

•$30 IF YOU ORDER BEFORE SCHOOL!•$36 IF YOU ORDER BEFORE SEPT. 30•$40 IF YOU ORDER FIRST SEMESTER•$50 IF YOU ORDER SECOND SEMESTER

Use the order form on the next page in this newsletter to order NEXT year’s yearbook at a special reduced-price.

Watch the school Website and the August/September District Newsletter for information about the 2016-17 Yearbook, which should arrive before school resumes. In case you didn’t pre-order one, a very limited number of extra copies will be available for $50 each while supplies last.

Get YOUR Baseball & SoftballPictures in the 2017 Yearbook

The ‘Archive’ needs pictures. Help us make this YOUR year-book. Help us make this the BEST yearbook ever. Just visit:

http://www.replayit.com Register (for free) and you’ll be able to see all the pictures we’re

putting in the yearbook, plus more. More importantly, you’ll be able to upload yours too. It’s easy and fun! Download a FREE ReplayIt App for your Android or iPhone.

Class of 2017Senior Portraits

Please submit your Senior portraits by or before before Thanksgiving break, November 2016.

Images should be no smaller than 2.5x3 inches at 300dpi resolution. You may e-mail images to Mr. Mallory at [email protected], submit actual prints to the MS/HS office, or upload via WWW.RepalyIt.com.



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Games Played at Dunlap Field Coach Jay Petersen

Date Time HOME/Host AWAY/Guest 5/26/2016 6:00PM Exira-Elk Horn-Kimb. Boyer Valley5/27/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Ar-We-Va6/1/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley West Harrison Hawkeyes6/3/2016 4:00PM Adair-Casey Boyer Valley6/6/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Coon Rapids-Bayard6/8/2016 6:00PM Glidden-Ralston Boyer Valley6/10/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley CAM6/14/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Exira-Elk-Horn-Kimballton6/15/2016 6:00PM Ar-We-Va Boyer Valley6/17/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Woodbine6/20/2016 6:00PM West Harrison Boyer Valley6/22/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Adair-Casey Community School6/24/2016 6:00PM Coon Rapids-Bayard Boyer Valley6/27/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Glidden-Ralston7/1/2016 6:00PM Woodbine Boyer Valley

District Playoffs 07-11-15 TBD TBD TBD

Baseball)Softball)Sp rts

Summer

Games Played at Dow City Field Coach Dave Adams

Date Time HOME/Host AWAY/Guest 5/23/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Denison-Schleswig5/25/2016 6:00PM River Valley Boyer Valley5/26/2016 5:00PM Exira-Elk-Horn-Kimballton Boyer Valley5/27/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Ar-We-Va5/31/2016 6:00PM Woodbine Boyer Valley6/1/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley West Harrison Hawkeyes6/3/2016 6:00PM Adair-Casey Boyer Valley6/6/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Coon Rapids - Bayard6/8/2016 5:00PM Glidden-Ralston Boyer Valley6/10/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley CAM6/11/2016 3:00PM Underwood TOURNY Boyer Valley, Woodbine6/13/2016 6:00PM Charter Oak Ute Boyer Valley6/14/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Exira-Elk-Horn-Kimballton6/15/2016 6:00PM Ar-We-Va Boyer Valley6/16/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Whiting6/17/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Woodbine6/18/2016 TBD Audubon TOURNEY Boyer Valley6/20/2016 6:00PM West Harrison Boyer Valley6/22/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Adair-Casey 6/24/2016 6:00PM Coon Rapids - Bayard Boyer Valley6/25/2016 9:00AM Westwood Boyer Valley6/27/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Glidden-Ralston6/30/2016 6:00PM Boyer Valley Charter Oak Ute

The SportsPAGEBy Dan Steele, Activities Director, Elem/MS P.E. [email protected]

The Rolling Valley Conference has approved an increase to admission prices for all varsity games starting in August 2016. Prices will be increased to $6 for adults and $4 for students.

Boyer Valley has the 2016-17 athletic calendar up to date on the website rollingvalleyconference.org. If you are in need of notifications of BV activities/athletics, please sign up for the email and text alerts.

To sign up for alerts-go to the above website-click on Boyer Valley on the right hand side-at the top right hand side, click notify me-follow the remaining directions.



Contents1 Superintendent’s Message

2 Principal’s Message

4 MS/HS Guidance Update

10 Athletic Schedules

& 2016-17 Yearbook Ad & Order Forms, Month Calendars & 2016-17 Year-at-a-Glance Calendar

The mission of the Boyer Valley

Community School District is to promote and deliver

a comprehensive, futuristic educational program

challenging all students to develop their full potential

by providing and using all available resources.

This newsletter is prepared in the office of the Superintendent to inform parents & other interested persons of the happenings concerning the Boyer Valley Community School.

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