
FALL EXAM SCHEDULE
For students enrolled inĀ Algebra 1, Biology, English 2, and US History and ConstitutionĀ for 1st Semester, students will be completing their State End Of Course Examination (EOC).Ā The EOC for these classes is a State mandated, comprehensive assessment that is worthĀ 20% of the total grade.Ā Due to the nature of this assessment there are a number of rules and procedures that must be followed by both staff and students.Ā Please be aware of the following information for all EOC Exams:
- It is imperative that your student is present and on time for their designated Exam Date. The Exam Schedule can be found on the frontpage of our website.Ā Students will not be able to be signed out of school during these assessments.Ā Failure to complete the exam will result in a 0% on the assessment and a loss of 20% of the studentās overall grade.
- Ā Students will need a fully charged, school issued Chromebook to take the assessment.Ā Please ensure your student charges their device the night before.
- All technology, besides a school issued Chromebook, is strictly prohibited for the entire duration ofĀ testing.Ā This includes, but is not limited to, cell phones, headphones, smart watches, etc.Ā Failure to completely power off these devices, store them in a bag or purse, and place them in a designated area of the room provided by teachers will lead to discipline consequences,Ā administrative search of devices/phones, and potential 0% score on the exam.Ā
- As with any test, a good nightās sleep and a nutritious breakfast is important leading up to test day.Ā
EOC Testing will begin with our English 2 Writing portion on Thursday, December 5th.Ā The conclusion of the English 2 EOC, as well as all other EOCs, will follow the Semester 1 Exam Schedule.Ā If you have any questions regarding the EOC, please contact the School Testing Coordinator, Mr. Joshua Dundr.Ā
Join Us for A Nutcracker Spirit Week! āļøššš
š CALLING ALL VIKINGS! š
Next week is A Nutcracker Spirit Week!
This beloved Spring Valley tradition is always filled with excitement, community spirit, and festive energy as we gear up for Winter Days and the holiday break. We canāt wait to see everyone join in on the fun and show off their Viking pride each day!
#NutcrackerSpiritWeek #WinterDays #VikingPride #TheValley
Winter Days has been a cherished Spring Valley tradition since 1984, and it remains the largest annual school-wide community outreach initiative at Spring Valley High School. This beloved project brings together students, staff, and families in support of local agencies and schools in need.
Each year, our committee chairs connect with community partners to identify needs, set collection goals, and coordinate a wide range of charitable drives. Their leadershipāpaired with the generous spirit of our Viking communityāhelps us make a lasting impact on families and organizations throughout the Midlands.
This year, as many families continue to face challenges meeting basic needs, your support matters more than ever. Please see the attached flyers for suggested donation items. Every contribution, big or small, helps us spread hope and joy this holiday season.
Spring Valley will also serve as a community drop-off location for non-perishable food items. All donations will be sorted, packaged, and promptly delivered to local food pantries and outreach agencies.
If you know Spring Valley students or families in immediate need, please contact our School Social Worker, Mrs. Morgan Daniels, at modaniels@richland2.org.
Winter Days 2025 Goals
š„« 28,000 cans/non-perishable food items
š 400 toys
š 16 families supported through Families Helping Families
š§¼ 3,000 homeless outreach toiletry items
š 950 childrenās books (Kā5)
š $5,000 for Make-A-Wish South Carolina
Winter Days brings out the very best of Viking Nation, reflecting compassion, service, and philanthropy. We encourage you to involve your students, families, and friends as we embark on this meaningful tradition of giving.
Let the season of giving begin at The Valley! šš
Food Drive
Toy Drive
Book Drive
Families Helping Families
Make A Wish
Sadie Hawkins Dance
National Technical Honor Society Induction Ceremony āØš»š
The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) held its induction ceremony on December 3rd, and we are proud to recognize and celebrate our newest inductees!
Congratulations to these outstanding students for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence in their technical pathways. Your achievements represent the very best of Viking Pride, and we look forward to seeing all you will accomplish!
šš Way to go, Vikings!
NHS Volunteers Make an Impact at the Woodlands Community! āØšš
This weekend, National Honor Society (NHS) members rolled up their sleeves and devoted their time to serving the Woodlands Communityāand they had fun doing it!
Students worked hard to beautify the outdoor spaces by:
šæ Sprucing up landscaping
šļø Removing litter
š§ Washing road signs
Their efforts helped enhance the neighborhoodās green spaces, making a visible difference that residents truly appreciated. This service event not only improved the environment but also strengthened the relationship between Spring Valley and the surrounding community.
A huge thank you to our amazing NHS members for their dedication to service, leadership, and making The Valley proud! āØāØ
CTE Advisory Meeting: Preparing Vikings for Success Beyond High School š¼āØ
On December 3, 2025, the Spring Valley CTE Department met with industry professionals to explore how we can continue strengthening pathways that prepare our students for success after high school. This collaborative conversation allowed our teachers and partners to discuss workforce needs, emerging skills, and real-world expectations across multiple industries.
A heartfelt thank you to the following advisors who joined us and generously shared their expertise:
- Sarah Hopkins ā MUSC Health
- Kenberly Green ā Michelin
- Travis Dalton ā Molinaroli College of Engineering & Computing, University of South Carolina
- Chef Jeff Jeffcoat ā Richland Library
- Larry Smalls ā Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union
- Hugh Macpherson ā Snap-on Industrial
Their input helps us align our programs with industry standards, create meaningful learning experiences, and ensure our Vikings graduate future-ready.
We appreciate your time, partnership, and commitment to supporting the next generation of leaders and innovators! šš
Congratulations to Malaya Dewey and Ava Temoney! ššš
A huge congratulations to Malaya Dewey and Ava Temoney for being selected to The Stateās Midlands All-Area Second Team!
This recognition highlights their outstanding performance, teamwork, and dedication throughout the season. We are incredibly proud of both athletes for representing Spring Valley with excellence and Viking spirit.
Way to go, Malaya and Ava! šāØ
#VikingPride #AllAreaTeam #SVVolleyball
Virtual SC Fall Exams
RETURN LIBRARY BOOKS
As we approach the end of the semester, the library team wants to remind you of three things:Ā
1. If you are finished with your book, return it before Winter Break to avoidĀ fines.Ā
2. If you are still reading your book, come by the library to renew the book to extend your due date.Ā
3. If you would like to check out books to read over Winter Break, come check out books the last few days before break! Your due date wonāt be until after Winter Break.Ā
Be sure to log your reading on Beanstack! Challenge completers earn special prizes and rewards.Ā
READING WITH BEANSTACK
š Bring the Joy of the Season Home ā and Support SVHS DECA & FBLA! š
Get into the Holiday Spirit while giving back! This season, SVHS DECA & FBLA are selling Fresh Holiday Evergreen from Mickman Brothers. Our Online Storefront features beautiful and fragrant wreaths, garlands, sprays, and centerpieces crafted from fresh evergreens. You can even purchase a live tabletop tree! Every purchase helps support DECA & FBLA students as they travel to state and national competitions. Itās a simple way to spread cheer and make a lasting difference.
Visit our Online Storefront atĀ https://giftitforward.com/fundraising-code/SPRINGSC002Ā and choose from a variety of stunning evergreen products ā perfect for decorating your home, office, or giftingĀ to loved ones. Your items will be delivered directly to your home via FedEx just in time for the holidays! Donāt wait to make your home and heart a little greener this holiday season! Start your Order Now by clicking the link or scan the QR code in the attached flyer.
Lacrosse Schedule
Boys Basketball Schedule
Ladies JV & Varsity Basketball Schedule
Womenās Soccer Schedule
Boys and Girls Cross Country
Need a cozy and fluffy blanket and show your Viking Pride??
Blankets are in stock and ready to be sent home with your student!
Order here: https://linktr.ee/SVHSXCTF
Cheer
Introducing the Lightspeed Parent Portal š±šØāš©āš§āš¦
Weāre excited to share a new tool designed to keep you connected to your childās digital learning ā the Lightspeed Parent Portal!
With so many new technologies and online learning resources, your involvement in your childās education is more important than ever. Through our partnership with Lightspeed SystemsĀ®, you can now gain visibility and control over your childās internet usage on school-issued devices at home and after school hours.
With the Lightspeed Parent Portal, youāll have access to:
- š Weekly Student Online Activity Reports ā Delivered straight to your email, these reports summarize your childās browsing activity for the week.
- š Full Web-Based Portal ā Gain in-depth visibility into your childās online activity in real time. See when and what sites are accessed, pause screens, or manage app usage as needed.
š CLICK THE LINK BELOW to access the Parent Guide and get started with Lightspeed Parent Portal today:
š Lightspeed Parent Portal Guide
Stay informed, stay connected, and partner with us in supporting your childās learning journey!
Bell Schedule
ID Sales
Ways to Serve Detention
STUDENT PRIVILEGE
- Only Seniors may leave for Lunch
- Seniors must have a Senior ID (navy blue with number 12) to leave campus. No ID, No Senior Privilege that day
- Seniors returning late from lunch may have Senior Privileges revoked
- The gym parking lot is not for student parking during the school day. Ā Cars will be ticketedĀ
- No lunch deliveries for any students
ATTENDANCE
TUTORING
We will offer both on-campus and virtual tutoring options.Ā Offering both platforms allows us to provide more options for students to get academic assistance after school. Please visit theĀ SVHS Tutoring websiteĀ for a complete schedule of tutoring opportunities.Ā
A special thank you goes out to the Spring Valley Education Foundation for funding this important initiative.
STAY CONNECTEDĀ
PARKING
*TO PARK ON CAMPUS READ BELOW
To purchase a current SV parking tag, students must complete the parking agreement form, take Alive @25, purchase a $35 parking tag, and pay all school fees.Ā
SVHS 2025-2026 PARKING AGREEMENT FORM

