6th graders began a chemical reaction unit! Students wrote positive messages in invisible ink made with baking soda and revealed them with grape juice.
almost 2 years ago, KRISTEN SIMONS
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almost 2 years ago, Lori Hayes
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Wednesday final HOOPS !! 8th grade basketball ended the season with a victory over Alma Leading scorers: Gabby Miller led all with 15 points, Poppy Weyand pitched in 13 points. Addison Ball had 6 Gabby Price with 4. Maeva Sobol chipped in with 2 and Cadie Raymond had 1. The 7th grade girls beat Alma 30-23. Trailing 23-20, SV went on a 10-0 run to win the game. Harper Wagner led the team with 10 pts. Mckenna Miller had nine rebounds and 8 pts, Gia Rodarte 6 pts, Cameryn Kornecky 4 pts, and Maggie Kennely 2 pts. Great Season Ladies! Good Luck Next Year
almost 2 years ago, Lori Hayes
Show your BIG 10 spirit by wearing Michigan or Michigan State apparel tomorrow!! Which team will win at SVMS !
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The students had a great time attending the Lion Heart Experience! Positive messages in an entertaining format.
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Throw Back Thursday - Brough to you by the 2010's: The Homecoming Parade
almost 2 years ago, Mr. Blower
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The High School Weight Room will be open to 6th-12th grade students, Monday-Thursday, 2:30-7:30 p.m., starting this Monday, October 28th.  Please see the attached flier for the schedule for high school and middle school times.   The waiver and weight room rules can be viewed at the following link: https://5il.co/2zkmc Hard copies of the waiver will also be available in the weight room for students to take home to get signed and return. If you have any questions, please reach out to Athletic Director Ryan Stephens at rstephens1@swanvalley.k12.mi.us.
almost 2 years ago, Ryan Stephens
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https://secure.smore.com/n/cbe9f Please take a minute to read our weekly announcements.
almost 2 years ago, Kelly Kenel
On October 16, the SVMS CSOs (Chief Science Officers Norah Jennings, Piper Sova, and Advisor Mrs. Blaesser) visited MBS International Airport for an educational and hands-on experience at their Fall Cabinet Meeting. The students gained valuable insights into the logistics, construction, and community impact of the airport’s operations, particularly, the role jets play in the region. Additionally, the group was introduced to an innovative project by Dow in Canada focused on eliminating carbon emissions, reinforcing the importance of sustainability in global industries. As part of the visit, the CSOs toured the airport's fire department, where they observed firefighting procedures and learned about the specialized foam used to extinguish fires. They also had the exciting opportunity to tour and go on top of the fire trucks, and airport snow plow, further enhancing their understanding of emergency response at large-scale facilities.
almost 2 years ago, Mrs.Blaesser
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SVMS Yearbook Cover Contest WINNERS There were many amazing covers designed this year! The votes were tallied and the winners are: Olive Clark, Louis Stephens, and Brooke Stoney
almost 2 years ago, JAMIE MEDEMA
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Mr. Felsing's nutrition class investigated how much sugar we are eating and drinking in some of the students favorite snacks and drinks today in class. Some were quite shocked at the amount of sugar in these items.
almost 2 years ago, BLAKE FELSING
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The traditional end of the year Cross Country Color FUN RUN !!
almost 2 years ago, Lori Hayes
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Our Middle School Drama Club spent some time in the woods of Roethke Park last week, volunteering with Thomas Township Parks and Recreation for the Haunted Train Ride! Our High School Drama class will take over the spookiness tonight and tomorrow!
almost 2 years ago, Kim Saylor
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Wednesday Hoops ! 8th grade girls lost last night to Hemlock Gabby Miller led the team with 15 pts Poppy Weyand had 5 pts Norah Jennings with 2 pts and 6 rebounds Cadence Raymond also had 5 rebounds The 7th grade girls beat Hemlock 52-7. McKenna Miller and Addison Ball both scored 10 pts. Miller also led the team with 8 boards. Harper Wagner led the team on defense with 3 steals.
almost 2 years ago, Lori Hayes
Throw Back Thursday - Brough to you by the 2010's: SVMS Tailgate at the old tennis courts
almost 2 years ago, Mr. Blower
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7th graders did a fantastic job performing The Epic of Gilgamesh in social studies class today!
almost 2 years ago, Ryan Houthoofd
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The Swan Valley Middle School Cross Country team wrapped up an incredible season last night in Frankenmuth. Despite the crisp night, the athletes delivered outstanding performances on a challenging course. Standout Achievements: 6 athletes set new personal records on the tough track 5 boys earned all-conference medals 4 girls earned all-conference medals The boys finished 3rd overall The girls finished 4th overall Medalists include: Boys Team: Vaughn Trombley Nick Bauer Landen Roenicke Sergio Medina Ethan Blome Girls Team: Stella Frantz Shae Daly Ryelle Thompson Addison Ball In the words of team member Piper Sova, "Wow, what a great season it was. It's hard to believe it's over. We are hungry to do better next season, and I know a majority of the kids are committed to running year-round." The team's success is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Up next, they have their annual color run at Robert's Park on Thursday night and their banquet next week. Congratulations to the Swan Valley Middle School Cross Country team on an incredible season! If you're interested in joining this talented group, be sure to sign up for next year. This sport is a fantastic way to challenge yourself, get fit, and be part of a supportive team.
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8th graders enjoyed a Fall Foliage Scavenger Hunt in Science class after working hard on the PSAT!!
almost 2 years ago, Mrs.Blaesser
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Fall colors are exploding across the region and the nights are getting colder, it reminds us that winter is around the corner. We want to remind you that students are not allowed to loiter after school. If you are not able to pick your student up shortly after dismissal at 2:25 remember, we do offer STAR after school, Monday – Thursday until 3:15. Students are able to work on homework and receive assistance from the teachers who supervise the group. We also offer our Beyond the Bell program, Monday – Thursday until 3:30. Student’s will particiate in a variety of activities from arts and crafts, physical activity, drama, choir and electronic and board games. There is a monthly cost ($40 / $20 of families qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch) for students to attend Beyond the Bell. Please turn your payment into the office to enroll your student in this program Students who do not participate in one of these after school programs will be expected to leave school grounds by 2:35.
almost 2 years ago, Mr. Blower
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Monday Hoops !! Lost a close one to John Glenn Gabby Miller led all scorers with 14 pts Norah Jennings had 4 Cadie Raymond and Lily Boden had 2 pts each. The 7th grade fought hard but lost to John Glenn 35-39. Maeva Sobol was high scorer with 11 pts. McKenna Miller led the team with 8 rebounds. Addison ball added 6 assists.
almost 2 years ago, Lori Hayes