SVHS Student Zoey Moore Elected Lieutenant Governor at Key Club District Convention
Congratulations to Zoey Moore, who was recently elected as Lieutenant Governor (LTG) at the Carolinas Key Club District Convention!
The Lieutenant Governor is a distinguished leadership role within Key Club International, serving on the district leadership team and representing multiple Key Club chapters across South Carolina. In this role, Zoey will lead divisional meetings, mentor and support club officers, help coordinate service initiatives, and represent both our school and district at major events throughout the year.
Having a Spring Valley student selected for this position is an incredible honor and reflects our school’s strong commitment to leadership and community service.
Please join us in congratulating Zoey Moore on this outstanding accomplishment and wishing her great success in the year ahead!
Spring Valley Key Club Shines at Carolinas District Convention
Members of our Spring Valley Key Club recently attended the Carolinas Key Club District Convention (DCON), an annual event where Key Club members from across North and South Carolina come together to celebrate service, build leadership skills, and recognize outstanding clubs and members.
During the convention, our students participated in leadership workshops, connected with fellow Key Club members, and celebrated the impact of service projects completed throughout the year.
We are proud to share that our Key Club represented Spring Valley exceptionally well and brought home four major awards:
🏆 Diamond Distinguished Club
🏆 1st Place Major Emphasis Award
🏆 1st Place Digital Scrapbook
🏆 1st Place Promotional Video
Because of these outstanding achievements, our club will also have the opportunity to compete and be recognized at the upcoming Key Club International Convention, where top projects and members from around the world will be honored.
Way to go, Key Club! We are proud of your leadership, service, and the way you continue to represent The Valley with excellence.
Congratulations to Gisele Atim, 2026 Carson Scholar! 🎓
Congratulations to Gisele Atim on being selected as a 2026 Carson Scholar! This prestigious scholarship is awarded by the Carson Scholars Fund, an organization that believes in the transformative power of education and service to others.
This year’s applicant pool was exceptionally competitive, and Gisele was chosen as part of the largest cohort of Carson Scholars in the program’s 30-year history. Her commitment to academic excellence, leadership, and service earned her recognition among an outstanding group of students from across the nation.
As a Carson Scholar, Gisele will receive:
- A $1,000 college scholarship, which will be invested on her behalf and earn interest until she matriculates to college
- A Carson Scholars Fund medal and certificate
- Recognition for Spring Valley High School, which will receive either a Carson Scholars Fund trophy or an engraved nameplate to add to an existing trophy
Gisele will be honored at the Carson Scholars Fund’s Annual Awards Banquet on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at The Chattanoogan Hotel in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she will be celebrated in front of family members, peers, and educators.
We are incredibly proud of Gisele for this outstanding achievement and for representing Spring Valley with excellence. 💚💛
A complete list of the 2026 Carson Scholars can be found at www.carsonscholars.org
Celebrating National Social Work Month 💚💛
March is National Social Work Month, a time to recognize the dedication, compassion, and vital contributions of social workers in our schools, hospitals, and communities. The 2026 theme, “Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform,” highlights the powerful role social workers play in advocating for others and supporting those in need.
At Spring Valley, we are proud to honor our school social worker, Mrs. Morgan Lea Daniels, for the incredible work she does every day. Mrs. Daniels plays a vital role in bridging home, school, and community, ensuring that our students and families have the resources, care, and support they need to succeed.
Thank you, Mrs. Daniels, for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to the well-being of our Viking community. Your work truly makes a difference! 💚💛
Upcoming Spring Testing Dates
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Vikings, We’ve Reached Pathfinder Status! 📚
Great news, Vikings! We have officially reached Pathfinder status with 54% of our school logging minutes in Beanstack! 👏
Now it’s time to aim even higher. Our next goal is Trailblazer status at 75% — and we need YOU to help us get there!
📖 Log your reading minutes in Beanstack today.
📚 Explore the hundreds of new books waiting for you in the library.
✨ Earn rewards while building great reading habits.
Stop by the ‘Brary and grab your next great read. Let’s blaze the trail together! 🔥
D.E.A.R. Challenge: Drop Everything and Read — March 18 📚⏱️
On Wednesday, March 18, Spring Valley will host a school-wide reading challenge called D.E.A.R. — Drop Everything And Read during 3rd Period ILT!
During ILT, we’re asking everyone to stop everything and read for 15 minutes. Students and faculty are encouraged to participate. Reading minutes will be verified through our reading platform, Beanstack.
How to Participate (Beanstack)
Most students and faculty can access Beanstack through ClassLink:
- Log in to ClassLink and open Beanstack
- Select the D.E.A.R. Challenge
- Click Log Reading
- Enter your book information
- Start the timer, read for 15 minutes, then stop the timer
🎉 Everyone who completes the challenge will be entered into a raffle for prizes like Benny plushies, candy, stickers, and more!
Let’s come together as a school and celebrate the power of reading. 💚💛
Spring Valley Rotary Club Scholarship Opportunity 🎓
The Spring Valley Rotary Club will honor two graduating seniors from Spring Valley High School with a $2,500 scholarship to support their continued education.
This competitive scholarship will be awarded based on the following criteria:
- Financial need – 50%
- Scholastic achievement – 25%
- Initiative and motivation – 25%
Eligible applicants must be graduating seniors at Spring Valley High School who plan to attend an accredited institution of higher learning in the fall following graduation. This may include a technical school, junior college, business college, college, or university.
Recipients will be required to submit proof of enrollment and a copy of their enrollment bill before scholarship funds are released. Funds will be paid directly to the college or university.
📄 Applications are available in the School Counseling Office
📞 803-699-3500 ext. 69002
⏰ Application Deadline:
April 1 at 5:00 PM
For additional information, please contact Scholarship Committee Chair Marshalynn Franklin at:
📧 mmorganfranklin@gmail.com
Don’t miss this opportunity to support your future educational goals! 💚💛
Celebrate Your Senior with a 2026 Yearbook Tribute 🎓💚💛
Last Chance for Yearbook Senior Ads – we added four more spreads to accommodate demand for senior ads. Final deadline next week – March 13. Limited spots remain. Visit www.yearbookforever.com to reserve a spot and buy a yearbook.
Honor your graduating senior with a Senior Ad in the 2026 Spring Valley Yearbook!
A senior tribute is a special way to celebrate your student’s accomplishments, milestones, and memories as they prepare to close this chapter and begin the next.
Don’t miss the opportunity to create a lasting keepsake for your senior. Celebrate them in a way they’ll treasure for years to come! 💚💛
Class of 2026-
Leave Your Legacy at Spring Valley High School – Viking Brick Campaign!
The Spring Valley Education Foundation is excited to launch the Viking Legacy Brick Campaign — a permanent way for alumni, the Class of 2026, families, and local businesses to show their Viking pride while supporting our students and teachers.
Personalized engraved bricks start at just $100 and will be proudly installed in the courtyard next to the flagpole at the front entrance of Spring Valley High School (Columbia, SC). Your name, graduation year, family message, or business logo will become a lasting part of SVHS history.
Who it’s for:
- All Spring Valley alumni (any class year)
- Class of 2026 seniors & families — secure your spot now!
- Community businesses and supporters
Every brick is 100% tax-deductible and directly funds classroom grants, scholarships, and innovative programs at Spring Valley.
Bricks start at $100 • Multiple sizes and options available Order online at [website/link] or pick up a form in the front office.
Spaces are limited — don’t miss your chance to leave a forever mark on Viking Nation! 
Join Us for SVEF Family Bingo Night! 🎉💚💛
Get ready for a fun-filled evening of Bingo with the Spring Valley Education Foundation (SVEF)! Bring the whole family for a night packed with prizes, snacks, laughter, and exciting games everyone can enjoy.
Whether you’re a seasoned bingo player or trying it for the first time, this event is the perfect way to spend quality time together and support a great cause. Bring your energy, bring your cheer, and let’s make it a night to remember!
🎟 Purchase tickets here:
https://tinyurl.com/SVEFBingo
All proceeds benefit the Spring Valley Education Foundation and directly support the students of Spring Valley High School.
We can’t wait to see you there! 💚💛
Are You Our Next Board Member? 💚💛
The Spring Valley Education Foundation (SVEF) is currently accepting applications for parents, community members, and friends of Spring Valley to join our Board of Directors.
We are looking for:
- Experienced fundraisers
- Motivated go-getters
- Passionate volunteers
- Community leaders who want to make a meaningful impact
If you are interested in supporting Spring Valley students and helping expand opportunities for our school community, we would love to hear from you!
📧 For more information and to request an application, please email:
damick@richland2.org
Join us in strengthening the future of The Valley! 💚💛
SC Business Week Program – Summer 2026 💼📊💚💛
Spring Valley students are invited to apply for the SC Business Week Program, hosted by the University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business (Columbia campus). This dynamic summer experience gives students hands-on exposure to the world of business, leadership, and entrepreneurship.
📍 Location: USC Columbia – Darla Moore School of Business
📅 Dates: July 19–24, 2026
👩🎓 Eligibility: Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors
📊 GPA Requirement: 3.0 or higher (other GPAs considered with a recommendation letter)
💰 Scholarships Available (Totaling $15,000)
- S. Hunter Howard, Jr. Business Week Scholarship – $5,000
- Ron McNair Leadership Scholarship – $5,000
- Two SCMC Leadership Scholarships – $2,500 each
Note: Recipients of the first two scholarships must attend an in-state college or university. Scholarship applications are sent after program acceptance.
Thanks to generous business sponsorships, the only cost to students is a $75 application fee.
⏳ Application Deadline: April 30, 2026
📌 Admission: First-come, first-served (space is limited)
This is an incredible opportunity for students interested in business, leadership, and future career success. Apply early to secure your spot! 💚💛
March Madness Food Drive – Interact Rotary Club 🥫💚💛
In the spirit of March Madness, the Spring Valley Interact Rotary Club is hosting a food drive to support families in need.
We are collecting:
- 🥫 Canned goods
- 🍜 Noodles
- 🥨 Crackers & chips
- 🥣 Cereal
- 🧃 Juice
- 🛒 Grocery store gift cards
Please ensure that all food donations are not expired.
All donations will benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities, supporting children and families who are less fortunate and in need.
Let’s come together, Vikings, and make a difference this March! 💚💛
DECA
Attention Soccer Alumni
TRACK
SOCCER SCHEDULES
Lacrosse Schedule
Introducing the Lightspeed Parent Portal 📱👨👩👧👦
We’re excited to share a new tool designed to keep you connected to your child’s digital learning — the Lightspeed Parent Portal!
With so many new technologies and online learning resources, your involvement in your child’s education is more important than ever. Through our partnership with Lightspeed Systems®, you can now gain visibility and control over your child’s internet usage on school-issued devices at home and after school hours.
With the Lightspeed Parent Portal, you’ll have access to:
- 📊 Weekly Student Online Activity Reports – Delivered straight to your email, these reports summarize your child’s browsing activity for the week.
- 🔍 Full Web-Based Portal – Gain in-depth visibility into your child’s online activity in real time. See when and what sites are accessed, pause screens, or manage app usage as needed.
📎 CLICK THE LINK BELOW to access the Parent Guide and get started with Lightspeed Parent Portal today:
👉 Lightspeed Parent Portal Guide
Stay informed, stay connected, and partner with us in supporting your child’s 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. Cars will be ticketed
- No lunch deliveries for any students
ATTENDANCE
TUTORING
We will offer both on-campus and virtual tutoring options. Offering both platforms allows us to provide more options for students to get academic assistance after school. Please visit the SVHS Tutoring website for a complete schedule of tutoring opportunities.
A special thank you goes out to the Spring Valley Education Foundation for funding this important initiative.
STAY CONNECTED
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.
SVHS 2025-2026 PARKING AGREEMENT FORM
NO DELIVERS
Bus Transportation
