2020-2021 Semester 1 Exam Schedule
SHOW US WHAT YOU KNOW!
Please visit Spring Valley’s Semester 1 Exam Information web page for complete details related to exams and EOC’s.
Students currently enrolled in a End-of-Course (EOC) class (Algebra 1- semester block classes only (including Intermediate Algebra), Biology 1, English 2- semester block classes only, and U.S. History and Constitution) will participate in the state mandated EOC exam at the conclusion of the semester. This year the EOC exams will count 20% of the final semester grade only if the exam score helps to improve the students’ overall grade. If the EOC exam does not improve a student’s grade then it will not be included in the calculation of the final grade.
Spring Valley will be hosting EOC preparation events, more information about those events will be sent out in January. For more information about EOCs and Semester 1 exams, please visit our Semester 1 Exam Information website. We encourage all of our students Show Us What You Know on your EOC exams!
Any EOC exam questions can be directed to Assistant Principal Paul Dobyns at pdobyns@richland2.org.
To assist with explanation of semester 1 exams and EOCs, we have made informational videos for our families click below to watch. SVHS Semester 1 Exam Information SVHS Semester 1 EOC Exam Information
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GIRLS WHO CODE
Apply to Girls Who Code’s Virtual Summer Immersion Program (SIP) for an unforgettable summer experience! During this FREE 2-week virtual program, you’ll learn the computer science skills you need to make an impact, get an inside look into the tech field, and join a supportive lifelong sisterhood — all while being virtually hosted by influential companies, like Twitter, AT&T, Bank of America, Walmart, and more.
Current 9th -11th-grade girls and non-binary students are eligible to apply. SIP is 100% free and need-based stipends of up to $300 are available for those who qualify. Low tech? No tech? No problem! Girls Who Code is there to support you!
Apply here before the early acceptance deadline in mid-February and remember to affiliate with us, South Carolina Department of Education, as your Community Partner on your application to receive priority consideration.
Join the Girls Who Code Application Party! Sign up to attend the SIP Application Party with Nakisa from GWC on February 8th at 5 pm EST. Join a Girls Who Code staff member and other students to help start your application and ask any questions!
Complimentary Lunch & Breakfast for All Students
** JANUARY 2021 MEAL INFO UPDATE – MEALS AT ANY LOCATION TO BE PICKED UP IN THE BUS LOOP ** Get information about how the district will provide meals to all students during the upcoming eLearning days. http://ow.ly/f5Hv50CPDYI
Focus on Your Future: Careers at Blue Cross Blue Shield of SC
Stephanie Pfeiffer, Director of Talent Acquisition, Human Resources with Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina will present to students, parents and educators about career opportunities in the organization. Ms. Pfeiffer will speak about the hiring process, career pathways, employer expectations, education and skill requirements and how students can begin preparing and planning for these careers in demand. Join Virtually: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_I6mz89ohR0iq8Rk1gubAjw
Career Connections Coffee Talk: Midlands Moving Forward in 2021
Panel discussion with economic development officials from around the Midlands region will provide an update on industries in their region, discuss current and future plans for industry and how this will affect their workforce needs and career opportunities. This webinar will provide educators, students, and parents with an overview of skills in demand and prove helpful to students planning for college and career. Join Virtually: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_K-LTIzQjQmeXPA-ZTL_Y5A
Focus on Your Future Friday: Consumer Affairs and Protecting Yourself
The SC Department of Consumer Affairs will present to students on how to be more aware and knowledgeable on topics such as fraud, using credit, social media, applying for loans, etc. THE SCDCA is the state consumer protection agency. The SCDCA helps to formulate and modify consumer laws, policies, and regulations; regulates the consumer credit marketplace; resolves complaints arising out of the production, promotion or sale of consumer goods or services in South Carolina, whether or not credit is involved; and promotes a healthy competitive business climate with mutual confidence between buyers and sellers.
Join Virtually:https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IkTE23nQTqSRaThEsO4wEA
