The high school band is preparing for their winter concert on Monday, December 15th. The band students enjoy learning new songs as well as technical terms .
Girls basketball season officially kicks off tonight! Our girls will take on Logan-Magnolia in their first game of the season. Varsity will play first at 6:00.
Tickets can be purchased through Bound: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h202506230607343431b8fe4f0b3a041/checkout fans may also pay with card at the gate or with exact cash.
Tickets can be purchased through Bound: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h202506230607343431b8fe4f0b3a041/checkout fans may also pay with card at the gate or with exact cash.
Happy Thanksgiving Week, Bulldogs! Monday we have junior high boys basketball in Dow City, high school girls at home, and a scrimmage in Denison for our high school boys. 🏀 Tuesday is a 1:30 out. Enjoy your Thanksgiving Break. 🦃 Remember that December 1st is a PD day for teachers so students get an extra day of vacation.
Our student of the week is Bryer Groves–Bryer was nominated by two teachers. First he was nominated for being an excellent class helper and always looking for ways to help others in need. He was also nominated for always volunteering answers, helping others, and working hard in class everyday. Congratulations, Bryer!
Admission for the Boys Basketball Scrimmage on Monday 11/24 @ Denison-Schleswig will be $1 or a Gatorade donation. JV will start at 6:00 with varsiity to follow at 7:30.
Carver Christiansen was selected to perform at the Regional Midwestern American Choral Directors Association 6-9 Tenor Bass Honor Choir in February 2026 in Milwaukee, WI. Give Carver a round of applause!
Mrs. Butler's 6th grade students learn about the dangers of drug use through the D.A.R.E program in cooperation with the Harrison County Sherriff's office. This is a great opportunity for students to interact with officers, to ask questions, and to learn. Thank you to Mrs. Butler and the Sherriff's office for this opportunity.
Please see the attached agenda for the BVCSD board meeting to be held tomorrow night at 6pm.
Our Boyer Valley FFA students invested in some cattle this year. This has been a huge learning experience for everyone involved in this activity. We are currently calving the cows out, and then we are going to sell them.
Every Monday, Will Epperly and Greg Thomsen go to Mrs. Schroeder's classroom and teach the students more about calving cows, what to look for, and how to keep them healthy. The Animal Science class has had a lot of fun learning and doing hands-on activities with this project.
--Student Reporter
Every Monday, Will Epperly and Greg Thomsen go to Mrs. Schroeder's classroom and teach the students more about calving cows, what to look for, and how to keep them healthy. The Animal Science class has had a lot of fun learning and doing hands-on activities with this project.
--Student Reporter
Take note of our winter concert dates!
K-5th - Thursday, December 4th at 6:00pm (Dow City Gymnasium)
6th-8th - Monday, December 15th at 5:30pm (Dunlap Auditorium)
9th-12th - Monday, December 15th at 7:00pm (Dunlap Auditorium)
K-5th - Thursday, December 4th at 6:00pm (Dow City Gymnasium)
6th-8th - Monday, December 15th at 5:30pm (Dunlap Auditorium)
9th-12th - Monday, December 15th at 7:00pm (Dunlap Auditorium)
The Boyer Valley Middle School quiz bowl team placed 3rd in their tournament held at Logan over the weekend. Congratulations team!
That’s a wrap on NOISES OFF, and our BVHS students shone brightly! 👏👏👏
Thank you to everyone that supported our production this weekend - we appreciate your patronage!
Stay tuned for our spring musical announcement - it’s gonna be hot! 🔥
Thank you to all who have shown your support at the Prom Fundraiser dinner Friday evening and the play at both 2:00 and 7:00 on Saturday. This afternoon is your last opportunity to see the play, Noises Off!
In addition to this, our junior high boys basketball team will demonstrate their skills this week as well as our high school season kicking off. Come join us in cheering on your Bulldogs!
In addition to this, our junior high boys basketball team will demonstrate their skills this week as well as our high school season kicking off. Come join us in cheering on your Bulldogs!
🎭See your Boyer Valley Players in NOISES OFF this weekend!
📅 Saturday, November 15 at 2:00 and 7:00
📅 Sunday, November 16 at 2:00
💵 Admission: $4/student and $7/adult
Tickets can be purchased at the door or online at https://cur8.com/20144/project/13521
There will be admission charged at the JH Boys BB game at Ar-We-Va on Monday 11/17, it will be $3 per person. No cash will be accepted,. Fans can purchase tickets ahead of time here: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h202506250257430294a8e0694d8064a/checkout or with a card at the gate.
Our student of the Week is Jocelyn Allen– Every morning she is willing to help pack breakfasts and deliver them to the Kid Care area. She does this out of the kindness of her heart. Way to show the Bulldog spirit!
Veteran's Day Ceremony at Boyer Valley High School
Program Overview
The Boyer Valley High School hosted a meaningful Veteran's Day program that celebrated and honored local veterans through a series of powerful presentations and performances.
Opening Speeches
The ceremony began with Deanna Anderson delivering a heartfelt speech recognizing veterans. She followed this by reading President Trump's Veteran's Day Proclamation, setting a tone of respect and gratitude.
Historical Context
Sylvia Sullivan provided an important historical perspective, sharing a speech about the significance of Veteran's Day and its importance in American culture.
Choir Performance
The Boyer Valley High School Choir performed "Inscription of Hope", creating an emotional atmosphere of remembrance and appreciation.
Solo Performance
Carver Christiansen followed with a solo rendition of "My Country 'Tis of Thee", further highlighting the patriotic spirit of the event.
Guest Speaker: Captain Jack Ahart
Quinn Anderson introduced the guest speaker, Retired Navy Captain Jack Ahart from Dow City. Captain Ahart shared his personal military experiences, including stories of traveling the world and serving his country.
Ceremony Conclusion: Tribute and Remembrance
After Captain Ahart's inspiring speech, he received a standing ovation. A moment of silence followed, symbolizing deep respect for veterans' sacrifices.
Tyson Shumate and Reagan Berens played "Taps", a traditional military bugle call that honors fallen soldiers.
Community Appreciation
The ceremony concluded with veterans being invited to the cafeteria for refreshments. Boyer Valley expressed gratitude to all veterans, participants, and attendees who made the event possible.
---Student Reporter
Photo by Tammy Zehner
Program Overview
The Boyer Valley High School hosted a meaningful Veteran's Day program that celebrated and honored local veterans through a series of powerful presentations and performances.
Opening Speeches
The ceremony began with Deanna Anderson delivering a heartfelt speech recognizing veterans. She followed this by reading President Trump's Veteran's Day Proclamation, setting a tone of respect and gratitude.
Historical Context
Sylvia Sullivan provided an important historical perspective, sharing a speech about the significance of Veteran's Day and its importance in American culture.
Choir Performance
The Boyer Valley High School Choir performed "Inscription of Hope", creating an emotional atmosphere of remembrance and appreciation.
Solo Performance
Carver Christiansen followed with a solo rendition of "My Country 'Tis of Thee", further highlighting the patriotic spirit of the event.
Guest Speaker: Captain Jack Ahart
Quinn Anderson introduced the guest speaker, Retired Navy Captain Jack Ahart from Dow City. Captain Ahart shared his personal military experiences, including stories of traveling the world and serving his country.
Ceremony Conclusion: Tribute and Remembrance
After Captain Ahart's inspiring speech, he received a standing ovation. A moment of silence followed, symbolizing deep respect for veterans' sacrifices.
Tyson Shumate and Reagan Berens played "Taps", a traditional military bugle call that honors fallen soldiers.
Community Appreciation
The ceremony concluded with veterans being invited to the cafeteria for refreshments. Boyer Valley expressed gratitude to all veterans, participants, and attendees who made the event possible.
---Student Reporter
Photo by Tammy Zehner
Friday is World Diabetes Day. Please wear blue to show your support!
Many students look forward to learning Spanish in a variety of ways. One way students learn a second language is through games.
BV Elementary Student Council is selling chocolate Christmas Advent calendars for $5 each. Calendars will be for sale in the elementary office until sold out. Thank you for your support!
