Click to see the the Valley West AP Physics C Class Rube Goldberg machine end-of-the-year project.
Wyoming Valley West High School ranked second place in the high school division for the Luzerne County spring 2020 competition. The winning student was Adam Cavalari. He worked under the guidance of teacher, Thomas Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham shared, “I am so impressed with the level of dedication and brilliance that my students put into the stock market simulation.” Click for more information
Please click the title link for the video and the list of inductees.
Seniors interested in submitting photos for the Senior Reflection Slideshow can do so by visiting the WVW Class of 2020 Twitter page: @WVW20201
EARTH DAY shirts were ordered and printed before the school closure. They are packed and sorted by teacher and school building. When it is safe for students, the shirts will be distributed.
Students who will be 18 years of age on or before April 28, 2020 can complete a registration form with Mr. Dicton. The high school is trying to reach gold level status with the PA Department of State for the third consecutive year. If a student already registered please see Mr. Dicton to be crossed off the list.
Click for Electronic Device and Exam information in English and in Spanish
There will be several informative resources for parents/guardians. PaTTAN provides support to our schools to help improve student results. Click the title for the flyers containing the times and locations of the conferences. HS Nov. 12, MS Nov. 13, EL. Ed. Nov. 14
“ORANGE provides a powerful, visually compelling expression of solidarity,” said Paula Goldberg, Executive Director of PACER Center. “Whether it’s hundreds of individuals at a school wearing ORANGE, store owners offering ORANGE products, or a community changing a landmark to ORANGE, the vibrant statement becomes a conversation starter, sending the supportive, universal message that bullying is never acceptable behavior.”
Please donate NEW Twin size blankets and sheets
Wyoming Valley West High School held an awards ceremony on Friday December 7th to celebrate K9 Officer, Una, who was recently awarded the first place grant through Aftermath Services. Communities across the nation voted for their local K9 law enforcement officers in hopes to win the grant and provide funding. The Larksville Police Department was awarded the first place grant of 5,000.00 to support K9 Officer Una who is positioned at the Wyoming Valley West High School full time. UnaDec18 Pictured from left, Sergeant Officer Joshua Evans, K9 Officer Una, and an Aftermath Services Representative.
If a mobile user receives a password expiration message, they must log into Skyward on a desktop/laptop to change their password in order to be able to access the mobile app.
Fourteen students represented Wyoming Valley West at the PMEA District 9 Band Festival
