Garden Valley High School

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Garden Valley High School
Location
Garden Valley, Idaho, USA
Information
Type Public
Motto Never Settle For Less Than Your Very Best
Principal Cody Fisher
Faculty 12
Grades 7-12
Number of students 161
Color(s) Purple and Gold
Mascot Wolverines
IHSAA Division 1A
Website

Garden Valley High School is a high school in Garden Valley, Idaho. The school recently built a new school that cost over $10 million dollars. That equals out to over $50,000 a kid for the new school. Garden Valley's Previous high school had originaly 6 rooms, and a gym, the year before the school was retired, the school had 5 classrooms (The Library was removed to expand the science room, taught by Ralph Foote) other classrooms were in Mobile trailers on the schools campus, which expanded the school, these mobile trailers were not connected by any hallways, intead gravel paths to the rear most, and sidewalk and roofed deck on the front most trailers. Also on the school campus was a small building that was used as the Special Education classroom, District Office, 6th Grade, and the computer room (as of 2008-2009), and one more building that had the Shop Class, Art room (Expanded 2007)and the Music room. The Lunch room was combined with the elementary and middle school. The new Garden Valley k-12 school was first used by students in august 2009, as i do not attend anymore, I cannot give any information on the new school.

Teachers (2008-2009) Jenn Van Dyke-High School Language Ralph Foote- High School Science John Haworth- High school math Brady Myering- k-12 Spanish Kristen Burkhardt- Choir/Music/Band Marla Edgerton- k-12 Art Mr.Peterson High/Middle History Patt Goff- Computer Administrator Angie Waters Middle School Robert Powell- Science Joanne Grey Nurse/Language/Health Pam Doyle- Counseler


Gerpolican Founder/ Crazy People World News Founder Zack Root

Crazy people World News Was founded by Zack Root in the 2006-2007 school year, him along with is co workers Killain Sampo, and Andrew Beeman, wrote Fictional stories about random people, the paper was never offical because the administration would not allow it.