Schedule pick-up on July 31st:
9-11 a.m. 11th & 12th grade
1-3 p.m. 9th & 10th grade
*You must have completed Infosnap and paid school fees in full in order to pick up your schedule.*
(Click Online Student Registration above)
Open House is on August 14 at 6:00 PM
WOW Varsity
A special Worlds of Work event geared for students grades 9-12 and their
parents to learn more about high growth, high demand occupations in our
region. Get a first-hand look at many jobs from local industry
professionals.
Those attending will have the chance to win a
semester’s tuition to either Shelton State Community College or Bevill
State Community College.
Sipsey Valley High
2017-2018
Schedule “A”
1st period 7:50- 8:44 54 min
2nd period 8:49- 9:43 54 min
3rd period 9:48- 10:42 54 min
4th period 10:47- 11:41 54 min
5th period 11:46-12:40 54 min
“C” lunch 11:41-12:01 20 min
“D” lunch 12:45-1:05 20 min
12:06-1:00 54 min
6th period 1:05-1:59 54 min
7th period 2:04- 3:00 56 min
(w/ PM announcements)
Advisory Schedule “B” Break Schedule “C”
1st period 7:50- 8:38 48 min 1st period 7:50- 8:43 53 min
2nd period 8:42- 9:30 48 min 2nd period 8:47- 9:40 53 min
3rd period 9:34- 10:22 48 min Break 9:44-9:49 5 min
4th period 10:26- 11:14 48 min 3rd period 9:53- 10:46 53 min
Advisory 11:18- 11:41 27 min 4th period 10:50-11:41 51 min
5th-7th period same as regular 5th- 7th period same as regular
Congratulations to our students who passed the ServSafe Manager's Certification Exam!
This year Sipsey Valley High School had twenty three students who passed the ServSafe Manager's Certification Exam which is valid for five years and is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) - Conference for Food Protection (CFP). This program blends the latest FDA Food Code, food safety research and years of food sanitation training experience. Those certified learn to implement essential food safety practices and create a culture of food safety. All content and materials are based on actual job tasks identified by food service industry experts.
*Special thanks to Mrs. Denise Shirley, the County Extension Coordinator for the Tuscaloosa County Cooperative Extension System, for helping to prepare students for the exam.
Demecia McCollumn is the SVHS representative for FBLA & FCCLA
Congratulations to TyAsia White, Jana Hubbard, and Brandi McKnight. Their artwork was selected at the system level to participate in the State Superintendent's Visual Art Contest. Only fifteen pieces can be entered by each school system within the state. Their artwork will be on display in Montgomery April 2017 - March 2018.
Congratulations to Brooke Landolt and Tyler Christian. Both were selected to represent Sipsey Valley High School in the Alabama All-State Choir.
The 4-H ServSafe Club would like to give you some important information about food-borne illness.
Food-borne illness is a disease transmitted to people by food. Everybody can get sick but the high risk populations are the very old, the very young, and those with a compromised immune system. You can prevent food-borne illnesses from bacteria by cooking food to the correct temperatures. You can prevent viruses by having good personal hygiene. You should prepare your food like high risk populations will be coming in a restaurant. The most common illnesses are called, "The Big Six". They are Ecoli, Shigella, Salmonella Thyphi, NTS, Hepatitis A, and Norovirus. The first four are bacteria's. Hepatitis A and Norovirus are viruses.
Lexi Templeton
4H ServSafe Reporter
To: All Parents, Staff and Local Supporters
In an effort to raise money for our school we are asking that you please donate all empty/used Inkjet and Laser Cartridges as well as old Cell Phones. Cartridges and Phones can be collected from home, work, friends or neighbors. This will allow our school to raise much needed funds as well as protecting the environment. Cartridges should be placed in a zip lock bag or wrapped in cellophane to prevent leakage.
Thank you for your support of our School!
Sipsey Valley Auxiliary won a donation from Crimson Chiropractic. Crimson Chiropractic wanted everyone to go to their Facebook page to like and review it. Sipsey had the most to like, follow, and review their page. The line received a donation for $200.00, a free photo shoot, and the sponsor receives a free hour massage.
Girls left to right Allison Hayes, Abigail Phillips, Chasity Barrett, Meagan Rodriguez, Kaley Sellers, Destini Russell, Front row Brandy (Crimson Chiropractic), Denise Junkin, Janay Hoss, Ryanna Swindle, Kayleigh Braughton, Gracie Mullenix
The
Tuscaloosa County School System is excited to announce an online student
registration/data validation system for the upcoming school year, powered by
InfoSnap. The system is a secure and green process, which allows the district
to verify all student demographic, emergency and medical information for your
child prior to the start of the new school year. The system will also allow you
to electronically sign the annual permission forms for school district
policies. In short, this online process replaces all the hard copy student
registration and permission forms that your child brings home on the first day
of school.
When
it is time to fill out the online form, you will receive a letter/email from
the Tuscaloosa County School System with instructions on how to access the
system for your student. The email will contain a link/instructions and a
secure “snapcode” that links directly to your student’s information. You will
create an account, that you will use each year for this process, and submit a
form for each student in your family. To make the process easier for families
with multiple students, you will have the option to copy all generic family
information to all other students in your family.
We would appreciate all
families to take action and complete these forms as soon as possible after
receiving the letter/email. Your student’s registration will not be complete
until the forms have been submitted. If you do not have access to the Internet,
contact your child’s school and you can make an appointment to use a school
computer to complete the process. If you have any further questions, please
contact the school office.
2016 SGA members:
Riley Barger, Alegna Contreras, Elijah Mott, Peyton Handley, Brandi McKnight, Reece Weaver, Karen Ruiz, Abigail Phillips, Hanna Grace Kelly, Hayden Kelly, Alex Goins, Meagan Rodriquez, Kanecia Coleman, Laura Wright, Dalton Boswell, Lindsay Wesson, Payton Ingram, Mary Morgan Mills, and Karlee McDaniels
2-1-1 Information and Referral is a service agency through United Way of West Alabama. 2-1-1 covers Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Marengo, Pickens, Sumter and Tuscaloosa Counties. 2-1-1 can refer callers to resources and information which includes: utility bill assistance, food, and clothing along with many other health and human service resources that can empower residents toward self-sufficiency
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