If you are playing for the Spartans this year, you must download and complete a physical form to submit before you begin competing. The good news is, the form is right here.
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Week Off?--Except for the students competing in the Lions Club speech contest, traveling to the Nationals for the cheer competition, playing baseball and softball, working on their hoemwork, resumes and planning for Leadership. We love the week to recoup and rejuvenate, and we know that some of our best focused work time comes when we are "off the clock". The 3rd quarter is busy with everything from the Regional science fair (did we mention Pinole Valley has the most representation in all WCCUSD) to ELPAC testing to AP preparations. We are getting ready for the Multicultural Rally and Fair and we are hoping that our last Spring in the portables is our best yet. Or have you seen a Mardi Gras parade through the campus? Laissez le bon temps roulez and have a great President's Week
Teachers from Helms Middle School, Nystrom Elementary and Pinole Valley and Richmond high schools recognized for their work in the classroom.
Yassna Ahmadi was recognized for her activism and focus on social justice efforts that have improved the lives and safety of her fellow Spartans.
For the third consecutive year, four District high schools qualified for the NCS's postseason tournament with De Anza, El Cerrito, Kennedy, and Pinole Valley high schools all earning a berth.
Pinole Valley High School quarterback Demari Davis was named the Cal-Hi Sports Northern California Offensive Player of the Week.
Pinole Valley High School football is on a roll as the Spartans improved to 7-0 in TCAL play and had coach Luke Bodwin named the Oakland Raiders' Tom Flores Coach of the Week after beating Vallejo 52-20 on Sept. 14.
Michele Lamons-Raiford, who teaches sign language at Pinole Valley, recognized as a Top Ten 2018 Claes Nobel Educator of the Year by the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS).
The start of the 2018-19 school year is less than three weeks away. Here are some important dates to remember.
Vacation starts Saturday in fun style. The Anime Club is hosting Game Day in the Blue room and Gold room. Play it old school or cutting edge. Game on!
Two dozen students were honored and eleven Spartan scientists finished in first or second place and will advance to the Regional level next month. We are Spartan Proud!
Our Health Academy lead teacher is being honored this year for his career of great work. His friends, family and colleagues were here to celebrate the start of what is going to be a great year for a great teacher
Number 13 turned out to be very lucky indeed for the Spartans who traveled to Acalanes Wednesday night and knocked out the #4 Dons in the first round of the North Coast Section. Now the little team that could advances to the quarterfinals and a date with Number 2 Bishop O'Dowd Saturday night in Oakland. Armando Segura scored the first goal and assisted the second in an epic upset win. We are so proud!
Jump rope, Four Square and Health Trivia can win you prizes on Valentine's Day
Senior workshop on Thursday during period 6. See your counselor to take part
Fernando Duenas went four shutout innings and two for four at the plate, and the Spartans routed Vallejo 11-1 yesterday to start their season off perfectly. Next up, weather pending Friday first home game of the year
Our School Site Council approved funding for our Earth Team contracts, a World Language conference and the twice a week presence of a school liaison for our English learners
Learn to make healthy and delicious meals free of charge! Sign up with Ms. Landeros in building 1 today to reserve your spot
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VISION
Pinole Valley High School’s vision is to become recognized as a California distinguished school. We will become a vital part of our community—a school that serves our city by sharing our work and talents while utilizing the city and its resources to best serve our students.
MISSION
Pinole Valley High School strives to prepare its graduates to succeed in both the academic and professional worlds. Our high-quality, challenging academic programs enable students to develop the cognitive, emotional, social, and behavioral skills necessary to become both lifelong learners and engaged, responsible, respectful participants in our diverse local and global communities.