Sandy Valley High School (Magnolia, Ohio)

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Address
Sandy Valley High School
5362 State Route 183 NE Magnolia, Ohio 44643
Information
School district	Sandy Valley Local School District
Principal	David Fischer
Assistant principals	Jay Bednar
Enrollment	500 (2008)
School type	Public secondary school
Grades	9–12
Language	English
Campus	Rural
Mascot	Cardinal
Color(s)	Red, Gray
Communities served	Magnolia, Waynesburg, East Sparta, Sandyville
Athletic conference	Inter-Valley Conference (IVC)
Homepage	[www.svlocal.org]

Sandy Valley High School is a public high school in Magnolia, Ohio. It is the only high school in the Sandy Valley Local Schools district. Its mascot is a cardinal and its colors are red and gray. The cardinal is also Ohio's state bird and red and gray are also Ohio's state colors. A new high school building is in the works and should be open at the beginning of 2009.

1 Academics
2 Athletics
- 2.1 Notables
3 External links

[edit] Academics

Sandy Valley currently offers 5 Advanced Placement (AP) courses: AP Liturature and Composition, AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, AP French Language, and AP Spanish Language.

[edit] Athletics

Sandy Valley offers 8 boys and 8 girls sports, including:
Boys Football Division IV
Girls Volleyball Division III
Boys and Girls Cross Country Division III (Both)
Boys and Girls Golf Division II (Boys) Division I (Girls)
Boys Wrestling Division III
Girls Gymnastics Division I
Boys and Girls Basketball Division III (Both)
Boys and Girls Bowling Division I (Both)
Boys Baseball Division III
Girls Softball Division III
Boys and Girls Track and Field Division II (Both)

[edit] Notables

The Boys Cross Country team has made it to state 5 of the past 8 years and to regionals for the last 8 years. They won the league in 2007. The Girls Cross Country team made it to state in 2007. They have won the league the past 3 years. The Wrestling team The Track team has sent athletes to state the past two years and have had three state champions: Joe Crallie (1995), Jason Calkins (year), and Mike Coates (2004).