Hammock Garden
What’s better than relaxing in a hammock in the shade with your friends? There is no other feeling like it. We’re hoping to achieve that feeling at Valley View Schools. Our plan is to make a hexagon shape with poles all ten feet in length with a fifteen foot one in the middle. All the poles will be made out of wood. There will be hooks three feet off the ground in between all of the outside poles and with the outside poles and the middle one. Along with a large canvas spread across the whole hexagon to provide shade.There will be trash cans provided to throw away trash and reduce trash from just sitting around on the ground. Once finished it can be used as a relaxation area, reading area, or for anything else that involves school. This design can be placed and built in multiple areas in the Valley View school district and will allow for a great place to go in free time. There are some 3D designs but they are only viewable in the Valley View high school EAST classroom during class times. Article, photos, and video by Nate Mullen
Valley View JROTC is working hard to prepare for there drill meet. The amount of planning that goes into planning The Drill Meet is phenomenal. JROTC is a non profit organization that makes Cadets execute the event with the utmost planning. It starts with each Staff member being Assigned to projects to organize it. This motivates these young Cadets to Be a leader and Shows them How they could Use their skills to plan an event .In other words these students are even now more if not twice more useful in the workfield. The Raider Challenge Team have been preparing excruciatingly for the drill meet.Cadet LTC Beeson is in charge of the Cadet Challenge for the Drill Meet. He believes that Planning this event helped him develop work skills Not available to him if he were not in JROTC. 2ND lieutenant Anthony Rhoades Is working cadets hard to the point he knows that they are ready for the PT challenge. Meanwhile Captain Lauren Browning is working with color guard to try and make them the best they can be. This Training is all for their own good of course the people who train cadets are just looking for their best interest. Cadets here in our Battalion are specially trained under superior cadets that know how each and every cadet can improve in education and strength. While they try to prepare for the Drill Meet each and every Cadet knows that each task they complete is another trait that could improve them in multiple ways.
Article and video by Eathan Carter, and Tanner West
Valley View J.R.O.T.C Drill meet