These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
October 12th-16th: James, Loyalty, Faith, Emmett, Fritz, and Seth
“James is our SOAR winner because he is always calm, patient, and respectful in our classroom. He does a wonderful job sitting quietly and listening to his teachers. He tries his best and puts forth effort when completing his work.”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Loyalty follows our SOAR expectations in the classroom, lunchroom, hallway, and at recess. She shows achievement by always doing her best on her work and by using nice neat handwriting during Skills time! Loyalty is also a kind and caring friend who is willing to work with anyone.”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Faith SOARs because she is always safe in the hallways, the lunchroom and in the classroom by using walking feet and a quiet voice. Faith shows she is a good learner by staying on task during work time and she achieves by doing her best work. Faith shows respect by listening to her teachers and being kind to her peers.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Emmett has been a great addition to our class! He works very hard, is always kind, and does a nice job being a soaring Hawkeye!! Great work, Emmett!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Fritz has been soaring this week by following school expectations. He has been working hard on learning his multiplication facts and is reading books that challenge him. Fritz is helpful in the classroom and to his classmates.” Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Seth has done a great job following directions in the classroom. When he is on task he is a great student.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
October 12th-16th: James, Loyalty, Faith, Emmett, Fritz, and Seth
“James is our SOAR winner because he is always calm, patient, and respectful in our classroom. He does a wonderful job sitting quietly and listening to his teachers. He tries his best and puts forth effort when completing his work.”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Loyalty follows our SOAR expectations in the classroom, lunchroom, hallway, and at recess. She shows achievement by always doing her best on her work and by using nice neat handwriting during Skills time! Loyalty is also a kind and caring friend who is willing to work with anyone.”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Faith SOARs because she is always safe in the hallways, the lunchroom and in the classroom by using walking feet and a quiet voice. Faith shows she is a good learner by staying on task during work time and she achieves by doing her best work. Faith shows respect by listening to her teachers and being kind to her peers.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Emmett has been a great addition to our class! He works very hard, is always kind, and does a nice job being a soaring Hawkeye!! Great work, Emmett!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Fritz has been soaring this week by following school expectations. He has been working hard on learning his multiplication facts and is reading books that challenge him. Fritz is helpful in the classroom and to his classmates.” Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Seth has done a great job following directions in the classroom. When he is on task he is a great student.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
Youth Wrestling Signups in Missouri Valley (Open to West Harrison Athletes)
Registration is now open for the 2026-2027 Youth Wrestling Season! We are excited to welcome both new and returning wrestlers for another great season.
TeamSnapOne App
This year, our wrestling club will be using TeamSnapOne, the new version of TeamSnap, for all wrestling-related communication and updates.
Families will need to download the TeamSnapOne app to stay connected throughout the season.
Please note that TeamSnap is still transitioning to its new platform. If your child participates in other sports that use the original TeamSnap app, you may need to keep both apps installed until those organizations make the switch.
Parent Information Night
Date: Monday, October 26, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Missouri Valley High School Cafeteria
We encourage all parents to attend. We will review expectations for the upcoming season, share important information, and answer questions.
Registration is officially open for students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade:
https://register.teamsnap.com/form/BwdaDv1nPFKc6GcwKFYLp
Registration is now open for the 2026-2027 Youth Wrestling Season! We are excited to welcome both new and returning wrestlers for another great season.
TeamSnapOne App
This year, our wrestling club will be using TeamSnapOne, the new version of TeamSnap, for all wrestling-related communication and updates.
Families will need to download the TeamSnapOne app to stay connected throughout the season.
Please note that TeamSnap is still transitioning to its new platform. If your child participates in other sports that use the original TeamSnap app, you may need to keep both apps installed until those organizations make the switch.
Parent Information Night
Date: Monday, October 26, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Missouri Valley High School Cafeteria
We encourage all parents to attend. We will review expectations for the upcoming season, share important information, and answer questions.
Registration is officially open for students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade:
https://register.teamsnap.com/form/BwdaDv1nPFKc6GcwKFYLp
The High School Cross Country Meet scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, October 17th has been cancelled due to course conditions and cold.
West Harrison Youth Volleyball Tournament (10/17/26)
West Harrison will live stream the youth volleyball tournament for the games played in the new gym.
These games may be cut off a bit on the west side of the gym. There is a monthly fee to use the NFHS network also. Please see the following link if you are interested in livestreaming this event:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/west-harrison-high-school-mondamin-ia/gamddb5c0c1cf
HAWKEYE PRIDE
West Harrison will live stream the youth volleyball tournament for the games played in the new gym.
These games may be cut off a bit on the west side of the gym. There is a monthly fee to use the NFHS network also. Please see the following link if you are interested in livestreaming this event:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/west-harrison-high-school-mondamin-ia/gamddb5c0c1cf
HAWKEYE PRIDE
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
October 5th-9th: Jett, Pynnellopi, Emerson, Duke, Catalina and Brinn
“Jett is our SOAR winner because he has shown great growth in patience, slowing down and using safe hands and feet with friends. He is working hard during group time, doing his best work, and showing lots of excitement for preschool!”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Pynnellopi is a kind and caring student who is respectful to her classmates and teachers. She participates during whole-group instruction and stays on task during independent work time. Pynnellopi is always willing to help others and shows kindness to those around her.”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Emersen has been soaring because he stays safe in the hallways and the classroom. He has been on task during lessons. He has been achieving on his work by taking his time and giving his best effort. Emersen shows respect by trying his best to follow SOAR expectations.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Duke is a very kind student who is always looking to make new friends!! I can always count on Duke to be a helper! He always works hard in the classroom, also” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Catalina has been soaring this week by following expectations. She does a wonderful job completing and turning in very neat work. She has been doing a great job learning and writing cursive letters. Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Brinn does an amazing job of being a kind friend to everyone. She is always trying her best in class and participates in the lessons! She is a great leader in the 4th grade.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
October 5th-9th: Jett, Pynnellopi, Emerson, Duke, Catalina and Brinn
“Jett is our SOAR winner because he has shown great growth in patience, slowing down and using safe hands and feet with friends. He is working hard during group time, doing his best work, and showing lots of excitement for preschool!”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Pynnellopi is a kind and caring student who is respectful to her classmates and teachers. She participates during whole-group instruction and stays on task during independent work time. Pynnellopi is always willing to help others and shows kindness to those around her.”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Emersen has been soaring because he stays safe in the hallways and the classroom. He has been on task during lessons. He has been achieving on his work by taking his time and giving his best effort. Emersen shows respect by trying his best to follow SOAR expectations.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Duke is a very kind student who is always looking to make new friends!! I can always count on Duke to be a helper! He always works hard in the classroom, also” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Catalina has been soaring this week by following expectations. She does a wonderful job completing and turning in very neat work. She has been doing a great job learning and writing cursive letters. Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Brinn does an amazing job of being a kind friend to everyone. She is always trying her best in class and participates in the lessons! She is a great leader in the 4th grade.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
Healthiest State Walk Pictures
2026 Healthy State Walk Pictures
2026 Healthiest State Walk Initiative
The 2026 Healthiest State Walk is an opportunity to join thousands of other Iowans state wide in walking to raise awareness of the importance of physical activity and mental health well-being in Iowa. Workplaces, schools, organizations and cities across Iowa will be participating today.
Moving Iowa forward starts with healthy habits. Whether it is taking a walk, making healthier food choices, connecting with others, or prioritizing mental wellness, every positive choice contributes to a stronger and healthier Iowa. This walk is a reminder that meaningful change often begins with small steps and together we can move Iowa to a healthier future!
Thanks for walking Hawkeyes!
The 2026 Healthiest State Walk is an opportunity to join thousands of other Iowans state wide in walking to raise awareness of the importance of physical activity and mental health well-being in Iowa. Workplaces, schools, organizations and cities across Iowa will be participating today.
Moving Iowa forward starts with healthy habits. Whether it is taking a walk, making healthier food choices, connecting with others, or prioritizing mental wellness, every positive choice contributes to a stronger and healthier Iowa. This walk is a reminder that meaningful change often begins with small steps and together we can move Iowa to a healthier future!
Thanks for walking Hawkeyes!
Missouri Valley and West Harrison Youth Cheer / Youth Football Recognition Night
Friday October 9th at the Missouri Valley High School Football Game.
(Please note that the cheer camp is for those campers that preregistered prior to September 28 and competed at camp to prepare for the performance on Friday)
-MS cheer girls will perform at 6:30pm
-Youth football will be announced and recognized at 6:45pm
-Elementary cheer girls will perform at half time along with the dance team
Lets bring a big crowd for the Big Reds Football Team and Cheer Team!
**Any Youth football rosters for recognition this night can be emailed to tmaasen@westharrison.school (flag or tackle teams K-6)
HAWKEYE PRIDE
Friday October 9th at the Missouri Valley High School Football Game.
(Please note that the cheer camp is for those campers that preregistered prior to September 28 and competed at camp to prepare for the performance on Friday)
-MS cheer girls will perform at 6:30pm
-Youth football will be announced and recognized at 6:45pm
-Elementary cheer girls will perform at half time along with the dance team
Lets bring a big crowd for the Big Reds Football Team and Cheer Team!
**Any Youth football rosters for recognition this night can be emailed to tmaasen@westharrison.school (flag or tackle teams K-6)
HAWKEYE PRIDE
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 28th-October 2nd: Hazel, Jasper, Toby, Abbi, Mark, and Vayda
“Hazel is our SOAR winner because she is a good friend to others, always tries her hardest, and stays on task during group time. She is a great example of showing kindness, responsibility, and a positive attitude!”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Jasper participates well during whole group instruction and shows responsibility by completing his work independently. He is respectful when sitting at the carpet and demonstrates safety by using his safe walking feet in the hallway. Jasper is doing a wonderful job being a respectful, responsible, and safe learner!”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Toby has been soaring because he has been on task and achieving by trying to use his best handwriting on his work this week. Toby has been safe on the bus by staying in his seatbelt and he has been showing respect by trying hard not to talk in line or playing around when he is at breakfast.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Abbi does a fantastic job representing all SOAR expectations! Abbi is also a great friend and so fun to be around! She works hard and always does her best work! Way to go, Abbi!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Mark has been working hard on following classroom and school expectations. He is working hard on his multiplication facts and writing paragraphs. Nice work Mark!” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Vayda is always trying her best. She is a great helper for others that need something!”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 21st-25th Winners: Alivia, Arnez, Reed, Ridge, Eli, and Alayna
“Alivia is our SOAR winner because she has been sitting quietly during group time, working hard, and always doing her best. She has been making great choices and following our classroom rules.”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Arnez is a very respectful student in our classroom. He listens carefully to his teacher during instruction and to his classmates when they share their ideas. He follows directions, stays on task, and works hard to finish his work. Arnez is also willing to be anyone’s partner!”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Reed soars because he has been working hard at being respectful and following SOAR expectations by staying quiet in line. He stays safe by using walking feet in the hallway and in the classroom and he stays in his seat belt on the bus. Reed stays on task and shows achievement by doing his best work.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Ridge is a very kind friend to all! He always tries his best at his work. Ridge is very funny and always has a smiling face! Way to go, Ridge!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Eli was soaring this week by following classroom and school expectations. He is a kind friend to his classmates. Eli works very hard on his tasks and participates in class discussions.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Alayna is a great student that always tries her best and always follows expectations. She is a leader of the classroom.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 21st-25th Winners: Alivia, Arnez, Reed, Ridge, Eli, and Alayna
“Alivia is our SOAR winner because she has been sitting quietly during group time, working hard, and always doing her best. She has been making great choices and following our classroom rules.”-Ms. Janet (Preschool)
“Arnez is a very respectful student in our classroom. He listens carefully to his teacher during instruction and to his classmates when they share their ideas. He follows directions, stays on task, and works hard to finish his work. Arnez is also willing to be anyone’s partner!”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Reed soars because he has been working hard at being respectful and following SOAR expectations by staying quiet in line. He stays safe by using walking feet in the hallway and in the classroom and he stays in his seat belt on the bus. Reed stays on task and shows achievement by doing his best work.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Ridge is a very kind friend to all! He always tries his best at his work. Ridge is very funny and always has a smiling face! Way to go, Ridge!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Eli was soaring this week by following classroom and school expectations. He is a kind friend to his classmates. Eli works very hard on his tasks and participates in class discussions.” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Alayna is a great student that always tries her best and always follows expectations. She is a leader of the classroom.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
Youth Cheer Camp 2026:
Calling all K-8 grade future cheerleaders! Missouri Valley is holding a cheer camp in October. Campers will have the opportunity to perform with the MV Cheerleaders during the October 9 home football game.
Please complete the registration form by Monday, September 28th at 3:30 PM if interested in this opportunity. The registration form will also have all of the information about the camp.
Register here: https://forms.gle/HeTdBY9dJGokCEVz5
HAWKEYE PRIDE!
Calling all K-8 grade future cheerleaders! Missouri Valley is holding a cheer camp in October. Campers will have the opportunity to perform with the MV Cheerleaders during the October 9 home football game.
Please complete the registration form by Monday, September 28th at 3:30 PM if interested in this opportunity. The registration form will also have all of the information about the camp.
Register here: https://forms.gle/HeTdBY9dJGokCEVz5
HAWKEYE PRIDE!
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 14th-18th Winners: Knox, Silas, Weston, Winnie, and Jocelynn
“Knox consistently follows directions and does an excellent job staying on task during both whole-group and independent work time. He is a wonderful partner who is kind, helpful, and works well with others. Knox shows achievement by being willing to try new things and never being afraid to make mistakes, knowing that mistakes help us learn and grow”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Silas has been working hard at being safe and respectful when he is in the hallway and in line by facing forward and staying quiet. Silas has also been staying on task and showing achievement by doing his best on his work.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Weston is a great role model for our second grade class! I can always count on Weston to work hard and show his best work! He is an awesome friend to all! Way to go, Weston!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Winnie has been soaring this week by following the classroom and school expectations. She is very kind to others. She has been working hard and turns in very neat work. Great job Winnie! ” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Jocelynn does a great job at participating in class. She is really good at wanting to help out when it is needed.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 14th-18th Winners: Knox, Silas, Weston, Winnie, and Jocelynn
“Knox consistently follows directions and does an excellent job staying on task during both whole-group and independent work time. He is a wonderful partner who is kind, helpful, and works well with others. Knox shows achievement by being willing to try new things and never being afraid to make mistakes, knowing that mistakes help us learn and grow”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Silas has been working hard at being safe and respectful when he is in the hallway and in line by facing forward and staying quiet. Silas has also been staying on task and showing achievement by doing his best on his work.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Weston is a great role model for our second grade class! I can always count on Weston to work hard and show his best work! He is an awesome friend to all! Way to go, Weston!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Winnie has been soaring this week by following the classroom and school expectations. She is very kind to others. She has been working hard and turns in very neat work. Great job Winnie! ” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Jocelynn does a great job at participating in class. She is really good at wanting to help out when it is needed.”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
These Hawkeyes were caught SOARing! The weekly S.O.A.R. award is given to elementary students who display the following positive behaviors:
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 8th-11th Winners: Cory, Layla, Sophia, Alexander, and Lilah
“Cory is very respectful towards his teacher and classmates. He is always willing to help out and follows directions the first time! ”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Layla soars because she stays safe by following classroom and hallway rules. Layla stays on task and achieves by taking time to do her best work. Layla is respectful to her teachers and friends by showing them kindness and following SOAR expectations.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Sophia does a great job representing our SOAR expectations! She is kind and dependable! I can always count on Sophia to try her hardest on her work. Way to go, Sophia!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Alexander is a great friend to his classmates. He works very hard on all his tasks. He also follows all the classroom and school expectations. Great job Alexander!” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Lilah does a great job with staying on task in class and giving her best effort. She does a good job following directions throughout the day. ”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
S- Safety
O- On Task
A- Achievement
R- Respect
September 8th-11th Winners: Cory, Layla, Sophia, Alexander, and Lilah
“Cory is very respectful towards his teacher and classmates. He is always willing to help out and follows directions the first time! ”- Mrs. Nielsen (Kindergarten)
“Layla soars because she stays safe by following classroom and hallway rules. Layla stays on task and achieves by taking time to do her best work. Layla is respectful to her teachers and friends by showing them kindness and following SOAR expectations.” - Ms. Maguire (1st grade)
“Sophia does a great job representing our SOAR expectations! She is kind and dependable! I can always count on Sophia to try her hardest on her work. Way to go, Sophia!” - Mrs. Parsons (2nd grade)
“Alexander is a great friend to his classmates. He works very hard on all his tasks. He also follows all the classroom and school expectations. Great job Alexander!” - Mrs. Lewis (3rd grade)
“Lilah does a great job with staying on task in class and giving her best effort. She does a good job following directions throughout the day. ”- Mr. Stevenson (4th grade)
Tonight's football game @ home has been moved up to a 6pm start time trying to avoid the weather as much as possible. Also a reminder the homecoming coronation will be at halftime.
The Homecoming Football Game on Friday Night in Missouri Valley will kick off at 6:30pm to accommodate the evenings homecoming activities. Come out and support the Hawkeyes and Big Reds as they take on Red Oak.
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The JV Football Game schedule for tonight, Sept 14, has been cancelled. The boys will still be heading down for practice today.
The Cross Country Meet scheduled for Tomorrow, Tuesday September 15th at Avoca has been cancelled.
The JV Football game for Today, Monday September 14th has been moved to Missouri Valley and will be a 6pm start. Weather permitting.
HAWKEYE PRIDE
The JV Football game for Today, Monday September 14th has been moved to Missouri Valley and will be a 6pm start. Weather permitting.
HAWKEYE PRIDE
Due to the weather, there are some changes to todays homecoming activities.
The MV Powder Puff and Tug of War activities have been cancelled today. The Jersey Auction will be in the High School Gym at 4pm, followed by the senior dance performance and MV Homecoming court announcement.
The MV Powder Puff and Tug of War activities have been cancelled today. The Jersey Auction will be in the High School Gym at 4pm, followed by the senior dance performance and MV Homecoming court announcement.
MV 4th-8th Grade Girls Basketball Camp Opportunity
