Good Luck Storm!!
Come support the boys basketball team tomorrow night!!
Come celebrate with Creek Valley!!
Good Luck Storm Dancers!
Thank You Brenda Parsons for coming and talking to the JH Leadership/Careers class about your business Boondocks and about the different careers you have had.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Due to weather conditions, Creek Valley Schools will start two hours late today at 10:00 AM. Bus will run two hours later than our regular schedule. No breakfast but we will have morning preschool. Please watch for and updates should conditions not change as expected.
A huge thank you to Shaunna Mashek, Community Development Director, for taking the time to speak with our 7th graders about shopping local. Thank you to Shaunna for all she does to support or school and community!
The CV Junior Class is in search of a DJ for this year's prom on April 18th, 2026. If you are a DJ or know of a great one, please reach out to Trinity Oliverius or Abbey Oliverius
email:
trinity.oliverius@cvsstorm.com
abbey.oliverius@cvsstorm.com
or call the high school at 308-874-3310
email:
trinity.oliverius@cvsstorm.com
abbey.oliverius@cvsstorm.com
or call the high school at 308-874-3310
Basketball Camp
High School Parents: We want to hear from you! Complete a short parent survey to help us support our students and families.
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Creek Valley Weekly Events
CVS Lightning students traveled to Laramie, WY to visit Uplink Robotics Monday. Uplink Robotics builds inspection crawler bots that will conquer the most difficult obstacles (even Rye) and not get hung up! Students got to see the engineering and manufacturing process first hand, including the "torture chamber" where the crawlers are tested. Thanks again Josh, Sean, Isaac & Max for the tour!
Check out their inspection bots here...
https://uplinkroboticsstore.com
Dear Parents and Guardians,
This is the time of year when cases of head lice can occur in schools. We would like to remind you to be aware of the possibility that your child may be or may have been exposed.
Please watch for the following signs and symptoms:
• An itchy scalp
• Small, silvery nits (eggs) attached firmly to the hair shaft. These may look like dandruff but cannot be easily brushed away.
• Live lice, which may be visible if nits have already hatched
We encourage you to carefully inspect your child’s head. If you find nits or live lice, please contact your healthcare provider regarding appropriate treatment. Your child should remain home from school until treatment has been completed.
Be sure to follow medication directions carefully. Please note that cream rinses and conditioners can reduce the effectiveness of lice treatments.
Throughout the school year, it is a good idea to check your child’s hair weekly, or any time he or she complains of an itchy scalp. We also encourage you to remind your child not to share or borrow combs, brushes, hats, scarves, or other personal items.
If your child is diagnosed with head lice, please notify the school office. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a healthy school environment.
Sincerely
Barry Schaeffer
PK -12 Principal
This is the time of year when cases of head lice can occur in schools. We would like to remind you to be aware of the possibility that your child may be or may have been exposed.
Please watch for the following signs and symptoms:
• An itchy scalp
• Small, silvery nits (eggs) attached firmly to the hair shaft. These may look like dandruff but cannot be easily brushed away.
• Live lice, which may be visible if nits have already hatched
We encourage you to carefully inspect your child’s head. If you find nits or live lice, please contact your healthcare provider regarding appropriate treatment. Your child should remain home from school until treatment has been completed.
Be sure to follow medication directions carefully. Please note that cream rinses and conditioners can reduce the effectiveness of lice treatments.
Throughout the school year, it is a good idea to check your child’s hair weekly, or any time he or she complains of an itchy scalp. We also encourage you to remind your child not to share or borrow combs, brushes, hats, scarves, or other personal items.
If your child is diagnosed with head lice, please notify the school office. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a healthy school environment.
Sincerely
Barry Schaeffer
PK -12 Principal
Congratulations to the Creek Valley Jr High girls for taking 3rd place in the MAC Finals today against south platte.
Tomorrow, come support Creek Valley Storm!!
Last chance at vintage jerseys!!! Fill your arms or a bag but it must go!!
Big Thanks to Tom Williams from Chappell Feedlot for talking to the JH Careers/Leadership Class and the Animal Science about the feedlot and different careers that are available in the feedlot industry.
Creek Valley FFA is celebrating FFA Week February 17-20. Everyone is welcome to celebrate with us!
