Our Biology class partnered with EWU to raise native wildflower seeds for their Palouse Prairie Restoration Project. We also researched the plants and made plaques to identify them. Although Covid prevented us from finishing all the plaques and their accompanying website, Sarah Hill at EWU was so impressed, she suggested that this project was a great model for collaboration that could be used in the future with other schools too. Kudos to all the SVH students who planted seeds and perfected their plaques – you’ve had another amazing impact on our community.

Visit: https://inside.ewu.edu/palouserestoration/ for the details on the overall project.

It has been a rough Senior year for many. Here at SVH we wanted to celebrate their achievement. We created these banners that will hang on our grounds through the summer to highlight those that have accomplished so much. Thank you Seniors for touching our lives in a positive way.

Spokane Valley Transition seniors can follow these directions to connect with online classes they may need for graduation. Click on this announcement's title to see more details.