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“We don’t want you back for a day…no, no, no, we want you back to stay!” We’ve been “Walking on Sunshine” getting ready for the new school year! http://bit.ly/smvs-welcomeback @AGHoulihan @UCPS_Monroe #TeamUCPS #WelcomeBack
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Have you linked your Harris Teeter VIC card to Sun Valley Middle? Please consider helping the school by linking your card so the school can benefit when you go shopping.
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Peachjar Digital Flyers
We have launched a new electronic flyer communication tool called Peachjar. To view school-approved digital flyers, simply click the Peachjar button on our website.
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Living Tree
Going Green in the Greenhouse
We have a fully functional greenhouse that we want to integrate into our science classes and greenhouse club to teach, hands on, botany and horticulture. The campaign would include start up costs of resources to begin planting. We also need cleaning and set up supplies to be able to make this project a reality for our students.
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Mrs. Smith's Summer Message
For those of you new to Sun Valley Middle School, you will receive weekly updates on Sunday evenings at 6:45 p.m. This is one of the ways we keep you informed about the many events and happenings around our great school.
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Dress Code Update
At our last Site Based meeting of the year, it was voted to make changes to our dress code.
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SVMS Required Summer Reading
Summer reading is important to keep from losing important reading skills. Students will be expected to read one book off the list under Quick Links. Students who will be taking English I are assigned Animal Farm by George Orwell as their summer reading book. During the first two weeks of school students will be working on a project in class to demonstrate their understanding of the book.
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SVMS Crossing Guard Jerome Sutton awarded $10,000 as a NC School Hero
Jerome Sutton is somewhat of a legend in Union County. Standing in front a gymnasium full of cheering sixth graders, UCPS leaders and Board of Education members on May 28, Sutton couldnโt help but break out into his signature grin as he received a recognition unlike any other heโd ever earned before: the N.C. School Hero award which was also accompanied by a $10,000 check.
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7th Grade Field Trip
Students in 7th Grade had an opportunity to step back in time and learn about our nationโs roots at Colonial Williamsburg, Historic Yorktown, and Jamestown Settlement. After only a short 6 hour drive, the students began their journey in the past aboard a ferry ride to Jamestown Settlement. Most students exclaimed, โThis was our first ride on a ferry. Pretty coolโฆpretty cool!โ
