Governor Kim Reynolds repealed the mask mandate, set in place in November, on Feb. 5. Her decision has received both backlash and support from citizens and mayors.
The repeal of the mandate went into...
During December of 2020, COVID-19 vaccinations became available to medical professionals, front line workers, and elderly in nursing homes. Now, with a push to get kids back in school full-time, teachers...
89% of high school students will be returning to the building on Feb. 16th for the new all in-person learning model, according to the school board’s Feb. 8th meeting.
The maximum class size for this...
Impeachment, inauguration and initiative. Over the past few weeks, Washington, D.C. has been the focus of countless political events, many of which are history-making. The Spartan Shield is here to keep...
Pleasant Valley’s administration initially requested to delay the return of 100 percent in-person learning. However, the request was denied, leaving faculty two weeks to adapt student and teacher schedules,...
The Pleasant Valley school board discussed a likely Feb. 16 return to all in-person school at their Jan. 28 board meeting. Superintendent Brian Strusz originally asked state legislators if PV's high school...
Jonathan Chiles, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• January 14, 2021
This semester has been a long and arduous one for many students given the hybrid schedule and the current climate of the world. At PV and schools all over the country have had a record number of failing...
Last week, Jewish families and individuals around the world gathered to celebrate Hanukkah. Despite this time being a sacred observance, anti-semitic hate crimes surged internationally.
Throughout...
Pleasant Valley Junior High School recently had two new students enter its hallways. These students are not like the other students that walk the halls: they are actually two robots at-home students can...
On Dec. 1, Superintendent Brian Strusz announced PV’s plans for next semester regarding snow days, the online remote waiver and schedule models for each level of education.
Strusz began by noting...
With the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in Scott County, many schools in the area have switched to the online school system to reduce the spread of the virus within their halls.
PV has still remained...
With the COVID-19 pandemic putting many adults out of work, the need forChristmas toy donations has sky-rocketed.
Christmas toy drives give many families that cannot afford gifts a chance at making...
