M I S S I O N  S T A T E M E N T

Valley Alternative High School will endeavor to assist all students within our boundaries with an education that will benefit them educationally, socially and emotionally by providing our students with all opportunities presented to them through non-traditional means. Our students will be allowed to attend class and gain credit whether it be as a returning student or one needing special services to meet their goals, and prepare for the 21st Century forward through an equitable and quality education delivered professionally.

Out of 46 entries, 6 of our VHS Students' art work has been chosen to be displayed at the Northland Pioneer College Talon Art Gallery on April 1st - 31st, 20201.

Congratulations!! Below is a list of student works from your school that were accepted into the exhibition:

Untitled photograph, Adrian Pinto, Grade 11

Untitled Animation, Cadance Arthur, Grade 11

Untitled photograph, Christina Avalos, Grade 10

K v. G, Galvason Cheney, Grade 10

Stinky & Kiari Animation, Isis Arce, Grade 12 Best of Show, Scholarship

Patrick attempts to ascend to a higher power (he fails), Laurel Hayou, Grade 12

Award winners will be receiving certificates and scholarship recipients will be receiving certificates and letters that will be mailed to the address that was provided on the entry form. The show will be live on the site on April 1.

Images of all accepted artworks will be present, along with a short video from the NPC art faculty.

https://www.npc.edu/talon-art-gallery/current-exhibition

Exhibition Dates: April 1 – April 30th, 2021

March 12, 2021

Dear Students, Parents/Guardians:

As a reminder Valley High School will be on Spring Break March 15 – 19, 2021. We will start our on-site instruction on March 22, 2021. VHS will be utilizing the “Hybrid Model” of instruction.

That means the student has a choice of attending class on campus or continuing with the virtual learning we are doing now. If you decide to come on campus, you will be in your PA class all day using your chrome book to access your classes. Breakfast and a hot lunch will be served in the classroom. We will have bus service for half of the students on Monday and Thursday and the other half on Tuesday and Friday.

A student survey has been sent to SUSD student email to see how many students might be on campus so that the cafeteria can prepare meals accordingly.

Please return the survey promptly so we can continue to plan and prepare for students who wish to come back to the building. Please refer to the attached schedule for the days that you might be on campus. There is Region I which is basically the New Lands, Sanders and Wide Ruins areas. These students will be on campus Monday and Thursday. Region II is mainly the communities east of Sanders; Houck, Lupton, Allentown, etc.. These students will be on campus Tuesday and Friday.

ALL students will continue to access their classes Monday through Friday, even if you are at home. (virtual) If you have questions, please call us at 928.688.4200

As always……Go PIRATES!!

Sincerely,

Charles Gover, Principal