Due to many neighborhood road conditions not suitable for buses or walking to snow stops, Valley View Public Schools will be CLOSED on Monday, February 2, 2026. 🛷
Thank you for your patience and understanding. The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.💙💛
Valley View campuses have been cleared and are ready to welcome our Blazers back to school, but as you know many neighborhood roads remain icy and hazardous. Our Superintendent and Transportation staff will continue to monitor road conditions and will make an official decision by 6:00 p.m. this evening regarding school tomorrow, including the possible use of modified bus routes and snow bus stops. Thank you for your patience. The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.
Due to hazardous road conditions on secondary roads, Valley View Public Schools will be CLOSED on Friday, January 30, 2026.
Valley View School District will utilize the built-in inclement weather instructional hours included in the 2025-2026 district calendar. The plan for the remaining 108 minutes to be made up will be determined at a later date.
Stay safe, warm, and enjoy the snow!
Due to hazardous road conditions, Valley View Public Schools will be CLOSED on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
Valley View School District will utilize the built-in inclement weather instructional hours already included in the 2025-2026 district calendar.
Stay safe, warm, and enjoy the snow!
Due to inclement weather, Valley View Public Schools will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Valley View School District will utilize the built-in inclement weather instructional hours already included in the 2025-2026 district calendar.
Stay safe, stay warm, and enjoy the snow!
Due to inclement weather, Valley View Public Schools will be CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026.
Valley View School District will utilize the built-in inclement weather instructional hours already included in the 2025-2026 district calendar.
Stay safe, stay warm, and enjoy the snow!
The junior high library hosted the Game-On tabletop gaming event during the advisory periods today. Students were invited to bring their own games or choose from the library’s selection. Then, they pressed the start button for fun. Every table was quickly buzzing with strategizing, rivalry, silliness, and laughter. Everyone had a lot of fun, and there was even a prize drawing. Cacie Edwards leveled up big time as the lucky winner of a handheld arcade!
📚 It’s Reading Wednesday! 📚
When it’s dreary outside, the library is cheer-y inside! The lunchtime reading areas remained warm and welcoming, and today a few students happily crashed into the big comfy chairs with a book. Simultaneously sinking into a cozy chair and a great story-escape is a perfect choice on a cold and rainy day.
We love celebrating great academic achievement as well as remarkable athletic success, but when our students achieve both, that is best of all. Congratulations to the seventh-grade volleyball team for an incredible 20-2 overall record and an outstanding first semester 3.91 team GPA! We are very proud of each and every player for showing what true dedication, teamwork, and hard work look like, both athletically and academically. 💙 💛 🏐 📚 #BlazerPride
💛💙 It’s Blazer Jam poster challenge time! We want to cover the gym with hype and spirit. Whether it’s punny, flashy, or downright legendary, we want your best school-spirit masterpieces that will make the players feel unstoppable! 💪 Crank up your imagination and light the flame of Blazer spirit! 📣🔥 #LTF
Boys, hold onto your cowboy hats! It’s almost time for the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which means the girls will take the lead, the boys will blush, and then everyone will have fun dancing.
It’s going down on Friday, February 6th. Put a brand on that date and don’t let this rodeo pass you by!
It’s going down on Friday, February 6th. Put a brand on that date and don’t let this rodeo pass you by!
Today is the deadline to order!
💯 100 Years Strong — Let’s Pack Blazer Arena! 🏀
Get ready for the Centennial Basketball Event on Friday, January 23 and show your #BlazerPride🔥
🛍️ Basketball Centennial shirts available now!
T-Shirt • Dri-Fit • Sweatshirt
👉 https://form.jotform.com/260055979000151
💯 100 Years Strong — Let’s Pack Blazer Arena! 🏀
Get ready for the Centennial Basketball Event on Friday, January 23 and show your #BlazerPride🔥
🛍️ Basketball Centennial shirts available now!
T-Shirt • Dri-Fit • Sweatshirt
👉 https://form.jotform.com/260055979000151
This week the junior high library rewarded students that are routinely turning a page on boredom. These 30 Blazers were the top readers of the first semester. Fueling the mind with reading and fueling the belly with ice-cream treats sounds like a winning combination.
The student and teacher Blazers of the Week winners for last week are Gray Mcfarland and Ms. Frangenberg, Zadok Krenn and Ms. Johns, and Luke Hutchinson and Ms. Fairley. Students are nominated for demonstrating qualities such as kindness, responsibility, and initiative. Congratulations to these students and to the teachers that nominated them!
The cafeteria may soon be dropping some fresh new flavors. To determine what new entrees might be successful additions to the menu rotation, chefs from Chartwells are encouraging students to experience all kinds of global food vibes. Some fun food facts and free samples are being provided during lunch. Last week was all about Indian food.
Basketball Homecoming week is February 2nd-6th. Spirit week is going to be fun!
2026 Junior High Basketball Homecoming Court
Mrs. James had her 7th grade U.S. History classes exploring key historical events from around the world and placing them on a timeline. As they researched and compared events, students made an important discovery: although the United States is relatively young in the grand scheme of world history, it has had a powerful impact on shaping the modern world. This hands-on activity encouraged critical thinking, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of how historical events connect across time and place. History isn’t just dates—it’s perspective! 🌍✨
Yesterday, January 8th, the FCCLA District Star Events Competition was held on the Arkansas State University campus. Sarah Middleton, Jianuo Huang, Astrid Coleman, Harper Byington, Christa Coffman, and Kameron Hayes all placed in the top two of their chosen events and they will be advancing to the state competition in April. Congratulations to all of these students!
#BlazerPride
Seventh-grade EAST students, Ellie Kate Lindley and AJ Walker, recently visited the 5th grade classrooms of Ms. Roberts and Ms. Scott to showcase the 3D fidgets they designed and created in class! The students shared their creative designs, demonstrated how the fidgets work, and celebrated hands-on learning, innovation, and collaboration.
