The district's budget is not an easy topic to fully understand, but with the current economic situation causing significant cuts to education, it's never been more important to understand how Blue Valley is funded. A series of Blue Valley budget-related articles will be written in the coming weeks to help the community better understand budget facts and challenges.

More information about the district's budget situation can be found on the district's Web site at www.bluevalleyk12.org , under Hot Topics. While visiting the budget Web page, be sure to check on the district's video about our current budget situation.

Blue Valley Education Foundation Spring Fundraiser
On Sunday, April 11, Trezo Vino in Park Place is hosting a "Wines of the World" wine tasting with appetizers to benefit BVEF. Sommeliers will be stationed around the restaurant representing a variety of countries with a selection of wines from each region. There will also be a silent auction to benefit the foundation. Reservations are $50 per person or $100 a couple and are tax deductible. Information will be available on the BVEF web site in early March at bvef.org.

Community Message regarding Increased Illness due to Flu Symptoms

To access your Student Email account...
CLICK HERE
(Login is the same as logging on to the Network/Computer)

Student Email Guidelines

2009-2010 BVHS Registration Packet

Important Documents:
Parent Handbook 2009-2010

Senior Ad Information

Senior Ad Order Form
Senior Photos for Yearbook 

The purpose of this document is to help parents and students talk about the issues of under-aged drinking and teenage substance abuse within our community.  Furthermore, we hope to provide an opportunity where the school and community may continue to work together in an effort to deter this activity within our community and among our students.

Wrong of Passage Site

Wilderness Science Center Needs Volunteers!

The WSC is an extension of the classrooms within the Blue Valley School district.  It gives teachers an opportunity to offer practical application of concepts, while giving students an opportunity to learn about local ecosystems.

The Wilderness Science Center (WSC) needs volunteers for a variety of jobs.  We are looking for parents or grandparents that might want to spend some time helping at Blue Valley's outdoor learning center.  Jobs range from working with small student groups in the field, trail maintenance, helping with equipment organization and storage, classroom animals and/or clerical work. 

All volunteers will be asked to come to three three-hour training sessions at various times throughout the year.  The training is intended to familiarize volunteers with all aspects of the WSC, maybe learn new skills or refresh old ones.  No matter which job or jobs you might like to volunteer your time, you will be asked to participate in training.

New training is set for March 22 from 9:00-12:00 AM at the Wilderness Science Center's building.  It's located behind Blue Valley Middles School, 5001 W. 163^rd Terrace.

·   To register please call Dee Wilson at 239-4399.  Please leave a name and a phone number you may be reached at.  

·   If you need more information call Dee Wilson.