The CV forensic class went to Grand Island Central Community College for a workshop at the their crime house. Students learned how to take fingerprints, the use of drones in police work, how to process a crime scene, and search patterns. They also talked with CCC criminal justice and professors about cereer paths.
about 2 months ago, Kimbrie Vlach
The Ord Golf Invite today has been postponed until 10:00 am tomorrow (Wednesday).
about 2 months ago, Cougar Athletics
The Fullerton Track Invite tomorrow has been postponed due to inclement weather. The new date/time will be shared when it becomes available.
about 2 months ago, Cougar Athletics
The start time of tomorrow’s golf tournament in Ord has been moved back to 12:00 pm.
about 2 months ago, Cougar Athletics
The CVYSA summer apparel order is LIVE! There are softball, baseball, and generic CV options available in tops, shorts, and baseball caps. Orders must be placed by 4pm on Friday, April 10.
https://shorturl.at/xdI2f about 2 months ago, Nicki Underwood
Thursday was our preschool Grandparents' Day at the elementary school. Thank you so much, Mrs. Buettner and Mrs. Nekoliczak, for organizing the event, and thank you grandparents for coming into the building to spend time with your grandbabies. The kids loved it!
about 2 months ago, Nick Carlson
Our 2nd Annual “Spring" into Giving Food Drive at CVE was so much fun this week! Our students brought in an incredible amount of food that will be donated to the Howard-Greeley County Food Pantry and the Ord Food Pantry to support families in need. A big congratulations to our 3rd grade students for winning the “Can You Build It” Classroom Challenge with their creative Farmer’s Market build using their donated items. What an awesome display of teamwork and imagination, 3rd graders!
about 2 months ago, Nick Carlson
The golf quad at Central City today has been cancelled.
about 2 months ago, Cougar Athletics
It was Pizza with the Principal at CVE today! So proud of our March Star Student winners. They worked on being HUMBLE all month, and it has been amazing to see them showing it in so many ways. Huge thanks to the Central Valley PTO for purchasing the pizza. Keep up the great work, Cougar Nation!
about 2 months ago, Nick Carlson
Summer is right around the corner, and the CVYSA wants you to be prepared! Get your new CV apparel by using the link below. There are softball, baseball, and generic CV options available. Orders must be placed by 4pm on Friday, April 10.
https://shorturl.at/xdI2f about 2 months ago, Nicki Underwood
Best of Luck at State Speech, Emalee and Laretta!
2 months ago, Kimbrie Vlach
Congratulations to CVE’s March Cougar Community Recognition winners! Our Star Students demonstrated HUMBLENESS all month long, and we couldn’t be more proud of their hard work. And thank you, Mrs. Tier Kokes, Mrs. Sidney Ryan, and Mr. Kevin Wood, for your dedication, commitment, and care for our students each day. Because of you, our entire school community continues to shine. Keep up the excellent work, Cougar Nation!
2 months ago, Nick Carlson
The kinder-2nd grade students had a great time at Westside Lanes in Grand Island today, celebrating their achievement of Quarter 3 classroom AR goals! Great job, kids!
2 months ago, Nick Carlson
Congratulations to our CV basketball players receiving Goldenrod All-Conference Honors! Cougar Nation is proud of you!
2 months ago, Cougar Athletics
Congratulations to Lauren Diessner on receiving her FFA State Degree. Thank you Lauren for your dedication and commitment to Central Valley FFA.
2 months ago, Kimbrie Vlach
Shared from the NSAA page: We are so lucky to have Jerry as a central part of the Cougar Family! Thank you Jerry for all you do!
⏫⏩ The Nebraska School Activities Association is proud to recognize Jerry Smyth of Central Valley High School as this week’s Above and Beyond Award nominee. For many years, Jerry Smyth has been an indispensable member of the Central Valley school community. As the sole driver of the Central Valley Cougar Bus, a 60-passenger utility bus used for student activities, Jerry ensures that students arrive safely at games, competitions, and events across Nebraska. His calm demeanor, patience, and cheerful attitude have made him a favorite among students. Before every away event, one of the first questions asked is, “Are we riding on the Cougar Bus with Jerry?” This speaks volumes about the trust and rapport he has built with generations of students. Riding with Jerry is more than transportation—it’s an experience filled with safety, encouragement, and a sense of fun that students remember long after they leave Central Valley.
Jerry’s tireless efforts exemplify the very spirit of the Above and Beyond Award. He is a quiet hero whose work is essential to the success of Central Valley’s activities, ensuring that students have the opportunities, guidance, and support they need to thrive. Central Valley High School, its students, staff, and the broader community are immeasurably better because of Jerry Smyth. His dedication, integrity, and heart for service leave a lasting impact on everyone fortunate enough to cross paths with him.
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2 months ago, Kimbrie Vlach
Hello Cougar Nation. This is a friendly reminder that it is against the law to pass a school bus when the stop arm is extended.....all vehicles traveling BOTH DIRECTIONS are required to stop. Please read the following message in regard to the Nebraska Law. Thank you for your attention to this detail and for helping us keep our students safe!
Nebraska law is clear:
• Yellow flashing lights mean a school bus is preparing to stop. Drivers must slow down to 25 mph or less and be ready to stop.
• Red flashing lights with an extended stop arm mean drivers in both directions must come to a complete stop. Vehicles may not move until the bus retracts its stop arm, the red lights stop flashing, and the bus begins moving again.
The Penalty for Violations
Passing a stopped school bus with its stop arm extended is not only dangerous—it’s illegal.
• Violators face a misdemeanor offense and can be fined up to $500, similar to the penalty for a first-time DUI.
• Law enforcement across Nebraska takes these violations seriously, and officers are on the lookout during the school year.
Why It Matters
Children are unpredictable. A student may drop something, cross in front of the bus, or step out suddenly. Stopping when required gives kids the space and safety they need. A few extra seconds of patience can prevent a lifetime of regret.
2 months ago, CV Admin
SCHEDULE CHANGE: The Fullerton Golf Invite on April 2nd has been moved to Valley View Golf Course in Central City.
2 months ago, Cougar Athletics
ACT testing is tomorrow, March 24th, for Juniors. Students with parental permission will be dismissed from school after the testing period. Please contact the school this afternoon to give permission for your child to leave following the test. Thank you!
2 months ago, Kimbrie Vlach
2 months ago, Nicki Underwood
