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Why Students Feel the Need to Do Everything
Why Students Feel the Need to Do Everything
Students get down to work in Mr. Patterson's English class. In big class like this, the teacher is always challenged to help each student learn in their own way.
Bridging the Gap Between Teachers and Students
Seniors Make Big Plans Post High School
Seniors Make Big Plans Post High School
What Are Peoples New Years Resolutions
What Are Peoples New Years Resolutions
Student sleep deprivation impacts grades, mental health
Student sleep deprivation impacts grades, mental health
SVHS Jazz Band performs in front of judges at the UW Jazz Festival, presenting their prepared selections in hopes of earning a rating. The group later received an overall Superior (1), the highest possible score at the festival.
Jazz Band Showcases Talent at UW Festival
Sharolyn Stauffer stands with SVHS senior Anahi Barnes-Boch and junior Kate Ricks at the Model Arab League conference at the University of Wyoming, February 2026. The students represented Jordan in the Palestinian Affairs Council, collaborating with delegates from across the country to draft resolutions on complex international issues. “Working with delegates from other countries to reach a common goal was super rewarding, even if the sessions were ‘pretend,’” said Barnes-Boch.
Students Represent Jordan at Model Arab League
Speech and Debate team members Celebrate Breakthrough Weekend. They gathered on the stairs following the Green River Invitational (Feb. 13–14, 2026), where the team earned a 2nd-place 4A finish and sent multiple students into final rounds ahead of national qualifiers next weekend. Photo courtesy of SVHS Speech Team / Taken at Green River High School
Speech and Debate Team Competes in Green River
Treble Tones members hold signs spelling "LOVE" while performing their traditional opener, "L-O-V-E" by Michael Bublé. Sophomore Bella Casey said, "I love the opener because it's a Treble Show tradition and it ties the whole show together. It's a classy song, and it brings us all together."
Treble Tones Takes the Stage
Speech & Debate competitors gather on stage following the home tournament awards ceremony. Students received certificates and recognition after competing at Star Valley High School’s home tournament on January 16.The event brought together schools from across the region and marked the team’s first home tournament of the season.
Speech & Debate Hosts First Home Tournament of Season
Tessa Bagley performs a Bulgarian split squat. Bagley is recovering from an acl injury that took her out of the recent volleyball and basketball seasons. Bagley said, "I am excited to get back on the grind."
Volleyballers Preparing for Next Season in Zero Hour Weights Class
School Spirit vs. Student Engagement
School Spirit vs. Student Engagement
Students chill in the library media center before schools starts. The library is a go-to place for students needing a safe, comfortable hang.
More Than Just a Classroom
Counseling Office staff members pose together for a picture while Mr. Lesuma jokes around with Officer Bassett. We have the best Counseling Office staff. They always love to have fun, and they are so giggly! Gina Fullmer said “Correy loves us so much he would be okay to move into the hallway.”
Get to Know Your Counseling Office Staff
The office staff dresses up for Halloween showing their ultimate dedication to the their students and our dress up days! They always coordinate their outfits to show they are "all in" and supporting the school theme.
Get to know the Main Office
Four years, countless sidelines, Friday night lights, and one unforgettable bond — our senior cheerleaders reflect on the memories, personal growth, leadership, and sisterhood that shaped their journey and left a lasting influence on the team.
Senior Cheerleaders Close Final Season by Making Lasting Bonds
Junior Kaelyn Green, drives through the finish line in the 200 meter during the State Indoor Track Meet at the Campbell County Recreation Center Field House. With her eyes locked ahead and arms powering forward, Green leans at the line in a tight race that came down to fractions of a second, a moment many in the crowd may not have realized was one of her fastest starts of the season. “I just focused on exploding out of the blocks and staying strong through the finish,” Green said. “In a race this close, every step matters.”
3 Braves Qualify for State Indoor Track Meet
Junior Morgan King runs the 200m sprint in Idaho. King said,, “I love how close our team is. It feels more like a family than just a sport.” She has been running indoor track since her freshman year.
Athlete Spotlight: Junior Morgan King Finds Her Stride in Indoor Track
Freshman Sophia Bauer and sophomore Brinn Mizner show off their medals from the Lady Hawk Challenge. Sophia succeeded at winning first, and Brinn won second in her weight.
Lady Braves Rumble in Utah
Quarterback Phoenix Hovey joins family, friends and teammates for his signing with Rocky Mountain College to play football.
Star Valley Quarterback Phoenixx Hovey Signs with Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears
Funny Controversial Questions
Funny Controversial Questions
Last Song you Listened to?
Last Song you Listened to?
Jesper and Klaus stand with the townspeople in a scene from the 2019 hit Netflix film Klaus. The movie has become a top pick for SVHS students like Mysha Sorenson, who praises the film's "cute" and "timeless" animation style.
Favorite Christmas Movies at SVHS
Students Share Their Favorite Christmas Movies
Students Share Their Favorite Christmas Movies
Frank Herbert's Dune feature's Paul Atreides as protagonist. "He's so interesting as a character because he wants to do the right thing, but his fate makes this near impossible," says English student Hailee Myers. Unlike many main characters, Paul's story is one of warning rather than heroism.
Is Dune Worth Reading? Honors English Students Weigh In
Students Name Preference When It Comes to Driving Conditions
Students Name Preference When It Comes to Driving Conditions
Colton Cranney gets out to a head start on his home course at a fall meet. He would go on to dominate and win the state tournament a month later.
Cranney Got Start Running in Elementary School
AntiClankers II
AntiClankers I
Teacher vs Student Hand Eye Coordination
Teacher vs Student Hand Eye Coordination
Can You Solve the Brain Teaser Before They Do?
Can You Solve the Brain Teaser Before They Do?
Drama Club Acts Out at State
Drama Club Acts Out at State
Sniffing out Best Cologne Scents
Sniffing out Best Cologne Scents
Pizza Hut vs Dominos
Pizza Hut vs Dominos
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