Thank you to our staff, students, veterans, auxiliary, and community members for organizing, participating, and attending this year's Veterans Day Recognition! (part 1 of 2) #TVPride
Good luck to our robotics team, Trojanbots, as they travel to Savage, MN for their 1st competition of the 2025-2026 school year on November 21 and 22. Good luck! #TVPride
Trojan events for November 21: JH Girls Basketball at Postville (Rec Center) at 4:15 p.m. and NH/TV High School Girls Wrestling at Independence at 2:00 p.m. Good luck! #TVPride
K-6 Holiday Program details
A big thank you to the Turkey Valley Education Foundation for funding our preschool field trip to Pinter’s Gardens and Pumpkins! We had so much fun exploring, going on a hayride and picking out our own pumpkins. Our students had an amazing day full of smiles, laughter and learning. We’re so grateful for your support in helping us make these special memories! 🎃🍂 #TVPride
Tickets for tonight's JH Girls bball game at MFL must be purchased online in Bound, the link is below. Admission is $5 and the game is in McGregor.
The game can also be live streamed if you are unable to make it using the Hudl Link.
https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h20241219033441357c42ca6e4e06842/checkout
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ia/monona/organization/1723/mfl-marmac-high-school
The game can also be live streamed if you are unable to make it using the Hudl Link.
https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h20241219033441357c42ca6e4e06842/checkout
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ia/monona/organization/1723/mfl-marmac-high-school
Trojan events for November 20: JH Girls Basketball at MFL (McGregor Center) at 4:15 p.m. and NH/TV JH Boys Wrestling at Postville at 4:15 p.m. Good luck! #TVPride
Food Drive Results: Donation to Greater Area Food Bank
This week, the IBN food drive project headed up by John Forbes & Dairean Keyes wrapped up. We are excited to share that they were able to deliver 1,258.6 pounds of food and $425 to the Greater Area Food Bank in Calmar, Iowa. This significant effort is the result of the generous contributions from our school community over the last month. IBN would like to extend special acknowledgment to two advisory groups for their outstanding participation:
Mrs. Holmes' Advisory: Collected an impressive 321.8 pounds.
Mrs. Vsetecka's Group: Collected 236.6 pounds.
We sincerely thank everyone who donated to this important cause, helping us make a substantial contribution to the Greater Area Food Bank. Great job giving back! #TVPride
Thank you to our Lawler American Legion Auxiliary who are helping staff celebrate National Education Week. Chocolate with a supportive message goes a long way!
Turkey Valley Education Foundation Funds Respect Retreat
Turkey Valley ninth-grade students took part in a meaningful day of learning, reflection, and personal growth at the Youth Frontiers Respect Retreat, held at the Waucoma Event Center. The retreat focused on ways to build respect for themselves, for others and to stand up when others are being disrespectful.
With the central theme of respect, the retreat aimed to inspire students through three powerful goals:
1. Realize that they matter, others matter, and that what they do matters.
2. Understand that disrespectful behavior is harmful, and learn the importance of standing up as bystanders.
3. Identify real and actionable ways to improve the culture of respect in their school and beyond.
Throughout the day, students participated in small group discussions, team-building activities, and moments of personal reflection. They were challenged to think critically about how their words and actions affect others—and how they can make positive changes in their daily lives.
The event was made possible through the generous support of the Turkey Valley Education Foundation, which funded the retreat, and the Turkey Valley Student Senate, who provided lunch for all participants. A special thank-you goes to the Waucoma Event Center for graciously donating the use of the venue for the day.
Students left the retreat with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to fostering kindness and respect in their interactions at school and in the wider community. Turkey Valley staff and organizers expressed gratitude for the opportunity to offer this transformative experience to their students and look forward to seeing the positive impact in the months ahead. #TVPride
Turkey Valley ninth-grade students took part in a meaningful day of learning, reflection, and personal growth at the Youth Frontiers Respect Retreat, held at the Waucoma Event Center. The retreat focused on ways to build respect for themselves, for others and to stand up when others are being disrespectful.
With the central theme of respect, the retreat aimed to inspire students through three powerful goals:
1. Realize that they matter, others matter, and that what they do matters.
2. Understand that disrespectful behavior is harmful, and learn the importance of standing up as bystanders.
3. Identify real and actionable ways to improve the culture of respect in their school and beyond.
Throughout the day, students participated in small group discussions, team-building activities, and moments of personal reflection. They were challenged to think critically about how their words and actions affect others—and how they can make positive changes in their daily lives.
The event was made possible through the generous support of the Turkey Valley Education Foundation, which funded the retreat, and the Turkey Valley Student Senate, who provided lunch for all participants. A special thank-you goes to the Waucoma Event Center for graciously donating the use of the venue for the day.
Students left the retreat with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to fostering kindness and respect in their interactions at school and in the wider community. Turkey Valley staff and organizers expressed gratitude for the opportunity to offer this transformative experience to their students and look forward to seeing the positive impact in the months ahead. #TVPride
A HUGE shoutout to St. Lucas Knights of Columbus for their generous donation to support our students!
Your kindness, commitment, and big-hearts make a world of difference. Because of amazing partners like you, our kids have even more opportunities.
We’re so lucky to live in a community where giving back is just part of who we are. Thank you!
Your kindness, commitment, and big-hearts make a world of difference. Because of amazing partners like you, our kids have even more opportunities.
We’re so lucky to live in a community where giving back is just part of who we are. Thank you!
Trojan events for November 18: JH Girls Basketball at South Winn (Ossian) at 4:15 p.m. and NH/TV High School Girls Wrestling at New Hampton at 5:00 p.m. Good luck! #TVPride
Trojan events for November 17: No school for teacher inservice, Honor Band at NFV, NH/TV JH Boys Wrestling at New Hampton at 4:15 p.m. good luck! #TVPride
Reminder: No school Monday - #TVPride
Trojan Events for November 15: High School Girls Basketball Scrimmage at Waverly at 9:00 a.m. Good luck girls as you begin your 2025-2026 season! #TVPride
A huge THANK YOU to a very kind (and very humble!) community business who quietly donated funds to help cover some current student lunch deficits. You know who you are , and we are so grateful. Moments like this remind us how lucky we are to be part of a community that shows up for one another.
In honor of Halloween our FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) student group hosted two after school sessions of science experiment fun in the Foods classroom. Thank you students for organizing and volunteering your time! #TVPride
Trojan Events for November 13: Junior High Girls Basketball vs Sumner-Fred at home at 4:15 p.m. Good luck girls at your 1st home game! #TVPride
The 2025/2026 Basketball Clothing Store is now open! It is open through noon on Monday, November 17th. Make sure to get your orders in for the season! #TVPride
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Our elementary attended an assembly with Ian Dobson. Ian is a steel-drum musician from Dakota Assemblies. He was a very engaging entertainer and our students were able to get some wiggles out. Thank you to TVEF for funding this! #TVPride
