The BVHS National Honor Society is partnering with ImpactLife to hold a Blood Drive on Wednesday, February 15 in the high school gym from 8:30 to 1:30 p.m. Appointments are required. There are still some appointment times available. See attached picture for more information.
BVHS Boys Basketball Scheduling Update:
Tuesday, February 7th
Bureau Valley vs. Hall
4:15-FS
5:30-JV
7:00-Varsity
Grandparents Night!
Go Storm!
Chemistry students test the chemical and physical properties of various elements and then use the properties to classify each as a metal, non-metal, or metalloid.
Biology Students participating in the Cell Challenge.
The Martin Motion Robotics Team consists of four Bureau Valley High School students as well as several students from neighboring districts. They are busy building and preparing their robots/teams for the upcoming regional competition in March!
Reminder: The silent auction is open! Place your bids to own pieces of Bureau Valley Storm history!
Current Bid Sheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K4I1hWtkfcY14DrikCXib6tHOqqtz9wpD92UDQ1MWy0/edit?usp=sharing
To place a bid: https://forms.gle/LB3abDoJ6Y6LFR2Q6
Fourteen Bureau Valley FFA Members attended the Illinois FFA Ground Zero Conference! This group learned more about leadership and how best to serve our FFA chapter, community, and world!
BVHS Boys Basketball Scheduling Update:
Friday, February 3rd @ Kewanee
Bureau Valley vs. Kewanee
5:30 FS
5:30 JV
7:00 Varsity
Go Storm!!
Storm Trackers from the fall semester received their checks during a luncheon sponsored and catered by Marquis Energy. Mentors helped their mentees work toward two personal goals during weekly meetings throughout first semester.
Due to the 2-hour late start on Friday, February 3, we will have to reschedule the NHS meeting that was supposed to be held at 7:15 a.m. in the Auditorium. Check Google Classroom for updates on when the meeting will be rescheduled.
BVHS Girls Basketball Schedule Update:
Thursday, Feb. 2nd @ Hall High School
4:15 Freshman girls
5:30 F/S girls
7:00 Varsity girls
Good luck ladies!
Go Storm!
The high school band and chorus will be performing the national anthem on Friday, March 17th at the Quad City Steamwheelers arena fooftball game! Game start time is 7:05 p.m.
If you do not have a student in the high school music department and would like to attend the game, please go to steamwheelersfootball.com .
We would love your support! #GoStorm #bvmusic
Congratulations to all Principal's Award winners in January. The list of all 21 student recipients can be viewed here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p09ymlKZuzrYY7aGmwGwJi6Q1pr2qojm6CJc5dva8CM/edit
Real World Math students created advertisements to attract new credit card customers. They are studying the good and the bad aspects of credit cards.
The Bureau Valley Scholastic Bowl team went 3-0 in rounds seven through nine of Conference play, with wins over Saint Bede (200-120), Hall (210-90), and Kewanee (190-70).
Stopping in to see our Computer Tech and Early Childhood Education
students while on our WACC field trip.
Were you unable to attend Hall of Fame Night? Are there Hall of Fame team & relay plaques that you wanted to bid on but didn't have a chance to? You are in luck! The information for the silent auction is on the attached graphic! #StormPride
Silent Auction Bid Sheet -> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K4I1hWtkfcY14DrikCXib6tHOqqtz9wpD92UDQ1MWy0/edit?usp=sharing
Silent Auction Bid Form -> https://forms.gle/B1C7MNb3R8dut8HJ7
KWQC Channel 6’s Kevin Kohr highlighted the Bureau Valley Dance Team’s performance on his Facebook page.
https://m.facebook.com/KWQCKevinKohr/videos/567151591719141/?extid=CL-UNK-UNK-UNK-IOS_GK0T-GK1C&mibextid=2Rb1fB&refsrc=deprecated&ref=sharing&_rdr
A special night for Bureau Valley individual and team Hall of Fame members. Fun to see such great people return and share memories. Use the link to enjoy tonight’s individual recognitions. #StormPride #GoStorm
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GEGM8-Jldy4&feature=youtu.be
Ceramic 2 classes are throwing on the pottery wheel! We have 6 wheels students are able to work on. Students are learning that it is a lot harder and messier than it looks!
