March Madness Battle of the Books Winners…
The Vikings have spoken and the winning title for our March Madness Battle of the Books is One of Us is Lying by Karen McManus.
The novel’s story of murder in detention slew the competition. Apparently, Spring Valley does not love Jenny Han’s PS I still Love You or any others for that matter! Children of Blood and Bone could not hold off the sticks and stones of our winner! After the Shot Drops missed all of its 3’s and foul shots winding up in the loser’s bracket. A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder valiantly tried to crack the winning code but found no clue for success. If you want to check out any of our titles, well we are a library so you can literally check them out in The ‘Brary. Books are our business and Ms. Bird or Mrs. Christensen are happy to help you get your fix!
Congratulations to our winning Brackets! Please pick up your prizes in the library.
Amazon $25 Gift Card Tyler Merten
Chick Fil A Gift Card and Novel Lexie Martin
Chick Fil A Gift Card and Novel NaZavion Ratliff
Chick Fil A Gift Card and Novel Samantha Peterson
Chick Fil A Gift Card and Novel Rebekah Lashley
After the Shot Drops Timothy Patton
After the Shot Drops Jhordan Charles
After the Shot Drops Reginald Perry
Second Semester Exam Schedule
Palmetto Boys State
We are please that Palmetto Boys State has received permission to hold its program live, in the strictest compliance with CDC, DHEC and Anderson University COVID-19 policies from Sunday, June 13, 2021 – Saturday, June 19, 2021. Young men who are nominated MUST be rising high school seniors, and have demonstrated leadership in some area of school activities.
For more information, please look at Boys State website at shorturl.at/bcvwO
Viking Sports Update
VIKING SPORTS UPDATE 3/22-3/28
Clemson Student Summit
Class of 2021 Graduation Info
Dual Enrollment
SAVE THE DATE PROM 2021
50th Reunion for SVHS Class of 71
Yearbook Senior Tributes
THOUGHTFUL THURSDAY’S
As a parent, the reality of paying for college becomes more and more real each year. Currently, the College Board reports that a “moderate” college budget for an in-state public college averaged $24,061 per year. A moderate budget at a private college averaged $47,831 per year. Yikes! We hope you will join us for our 30-minute sessions from 6-6:30 p.m. Here’s the registration link please see the flyer above.
How to Verify Your Child’s Address for P-EBT
Any Questions Please Contact Spring Valley Social Worker Venesia Johnson at vejohnson@richland2.org
