Last week, English III Honors students completed their Beowulf unit. After working hard on their tests, students celebrated with a Beowulf Banquet! Students enjoyed apple cider and played games, and sat and socialized in the manner of the Anglo-Saxons. Students also participated in creating their own heroic tale, where each student wrote 2-3 sentences, building a story line by line. This story was read aloud at the end of the banquet, just as a Scop would have delivered a story at an Anglo-Saxon banquet.
almost 2 years ago, Sarah McCooley
Beowulf Banquet!
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BVHS Athletics Tuesday, Oct. 17th BV Volleyball @ Port Byron Riverdale J V girls won F/S & Varsity lost Wednesday, Oct. 18th BV Volleyball HOME vs. Byron Game times 5, 5 & 6 Streaming Link: https://www.team1sports.com/highschool/il/?B=622603 Go Storm!!!
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
A reminder that Parent-Teacher Conferences will be on Thursday, October 19th from 4-7:00 p.m. Please call the high school office to schedule times.
almost 2 years ago, BVHS
BVHS Volleyball @ Riverdale Tuesday, Oct. 17th Game times 5, 6 & 7 9622 256th St N, Port Byron, IL 61275 Good Luck Ladies & Coaches Go Storm!!
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
Please RSVP by October 25th.
almost 2 years ago, Amy Chamberlain
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🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make a classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, the pudding was the parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
almost 2 years ago, Caseelynn Johnston
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
🪱Intro to Ag - Edible Earth 🪱 Do you ever consider what exists in the soil beneath our feet? To celebrate a successful completion of our Soils Unit, students in Intro to Ag put their knowledge of horizons to the test! Students had the chance to make classic dirt dessert with a twist! Students had a layer to represent each soil horizon. A whole Oreo represented bedrock, pudding was parent material, graham cracker crumbles and butterscotch chips were the subsoil, Oreo crumbles represented the topsoil, and the organic layer was displayed with green sprinkles and gummy worms! Who knew soil could be so tasty?!
Physical science students discover pieces of iron in breakfast cereal. They have researched common properties of iron and why it is an important part of our diet.
almost 2 years ago, April Roth
Iron investigation
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Adapted PE jammed out today with POUND fitness! Such a fun way to exercise, dance, and drum all in one!
almost 2 years ago, Abby Jaques
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BVHS Varsity Football Friday, Oct. 13th Senior/Parent Night (7:00 Kickoff) Storm Gym Senior Night Pictures 5:45 Football 5:55 Cheer 6:00 Dance 6:05 Marching Band Storm Stadium Introductions 6:30 Seniors & Parents Streaming:https://www.team1sports.com/highschool/il/?B=622499
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
Thanks to OSF, SVCC, and WACC for being a part of today's BVHS Student Schedule Day that focused on career pathways and students' mental and physical wellness. Teachers also led mini-courses and Jostens provided information on caps, gowns, and class rings.
almost 2 years ago, BVHS
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Thanks to OSF, SVCC, and WACC for being a part of today's BVHS Student Schedule Day that focused on career pathways and students' mental and physical wellness. Teachers also led mini-courses and Jostens provided information on caps, gowns, and class rings.
almost 2 years ago, BVHS
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BVHS Pink Night! Volleyball- Thursday, Oct. 5th Football-Friday, Oct. 6th BV raised over $2000 for the Believe Foundation last week! Super proud of our student-athletes, coaches, parents, spectators and community for making this happen! BV Nation we do amazing things! Go Storm!
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
Friday night pink night
Thursday night pink night!
Looking forward to a spooky good time with the Tiny Twister!
almost 2 years ago, Amy Chamberlain
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BVHS athletic results from Tuesday, Oct. 10th: ALL 3 levels of volleyball won in 2 @ Hall! Congrats to all volleyball players and coaches! Nice TRAC east division road win at all 3 levels! F/S football lost to Princeton. Go Storm!
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
Es ist Freitag! German Language students enjoyed a nice start to their 3-day weekend celebrating Oktoberfest with some authentic German music, food and snacks.
almost 2 years ago, Brenda Wasilewski
6th Hr German 1, 2 & 3.
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Come join the Child Care class for Tiny Twisters on October 27th. Please RSVP by October 25th.
almost 2 years ago, Amy Chamberlain
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BVHS Senior Parent Night Friday, Oct. 13th Football, Cheer, Dance & Marching Band STORM GYM Pictures (Student & Parents) 5:45 Football 5:55 Cheer 6:00 Dance 6:05 Marching Band STORM STADIUM 6:25 East Gate Line-up 6:30 Introduction of ALL Senios & Parents Go Storm!
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
BVHS Athletics for Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Volleyball @ Hall Game times 5, 5 & 6 F/S Football @ Princeton Kickoff 5:30 Go Storm!!
almost 2 years ago, Brad Bickett
In cold and breezy conditions, BVHS sophomore Wyatt Novotny shot 87 on Friday to make the cut and advance to Day 2 of the 1A IHSA State Golf Tournament. Wyatt tees off at 9:24 a.m. on Saturday. Good luck Wyatt!!!
almost 2 years ago, BVHS
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Physics students are busy constructing their Rube Goldberg Machines. They are in the beginning stages of constructing a 20-step process that will accomplish this year's task of putting toothpaste on a toothbrush.
almost 2 years ago, Ann Ledergerber
Busy designing and building!
Busy designing and building!
Busy designing and building!
Busy designing and building!