The softball team played Blue Valley North in a double header last night for the Pink Out game at the DAC. The first game ended with a win for BVNW with a final score of 9-6, and BVNW was defeated in the second game, 4-19.
Orchestra teacher Mike Arbucci owns more than 20 credit cards, allowing him and his wife to earn travel points and miles. Because of this, they have gone on many trips for little to no cost. Arbucci explains how the process and experience of maintaining his credit cards.
The varsity baseball team defeated Bishop Miege Friday with a final score of 5-4. The teams entered into extra innings after finishing the seventh inning tied 3-3.
Teacher Karen Stohlmann was awarded one of two Innovative Educator of the Year Award along with a $1,250 grant from the Blue Valley Educational Foundation today.
The BVNW Library Media Center will have a 3-D printer and other technologies beginning next year to encourage students to experiment and learn with a hands-on approach.
The varsity softball team took on Bishop Miege tonight in a double header for the first two games of the spring season. The first game had a final score of 14-4, and the second game ended with a final score of 3-2.
Spring sports began practicing before spring break and are now gearing up for the coming season. Read about how athletes and coaches are expecting this year's sports teams to perform.
In the first game of the spring season, the boys varsity baseball team defeated Olathe North, 15-4, after the game ended two innings early due to the difference of scores between the two teams.
In their last game of the state championship tournament, the BVNW boys basketball team lost to Lawrence High School, 66-74, claiming fourth place in the state.
Several BVNW teachers are on or planning on going on maternity leave this school year. With a transition to classes conducted by long term substitutes, students discuss differences in the learning environment due to the absence of their original teachers.
