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Mathematics Teacher - grades 6-8 in 2022-23 school year with future opportunity to move into grades 9-12 if desired. Science Teacher - grades 6-8 and Chemistry 1 and 2 (preferably credentialed to teach dual college credit in Chem 2) Special Education Teacher - grades 6-12. Placement can vary among all grade levels Requirements for these positions include but are not limited to: An active teaching license in appropriate subject area with flexibility to acquire more licenses for future course offerings. Strong communication skills with administration, fellow teachers, parents and all students. Collaboration with our teachers inside and outside of the normal school day to meet the goals of the students, staff and school building. Determination to meet the individual needs of all students to maximize their opportunity to graduate with a diploma. Positive, motivating, energetic, well-mannered and dedicated to our Springs Valley school corporation. Recommendations, but not requirements, for this position include: Possess, or desire to obtain, a Master’s degree in the subject area to fulfill the requirements for dual credit certification. Experience applying blended learning to meet the needs of all students. Experience or willingness to sponsor and/or coach extra-curricular activities Any interested applicants should send a letter of interest, resume and references to: Dr. Kyle Neukam, Principal kneukam@svalley.k12.in.us Springs Valley Junior-Senior High School 326 S. Larry Bird Blvd. French Lick, IN 47432 812-936-9984

Springs Valley Jr/Sr High has a math opening. Football coaching positions are available. Job description and contact information below: Mathematics Teacher Springs Valley Junior-Senior High School has an opening for a Mathematics teacher scheduled for grades 6-8 in the 2022-23 school year with future opportunity to move into grades 9-12 if desired. Requirements for this position include but are not limited to: An active teaching license in Mathematics, grades 6-12. Strong communication skills with administration, fellow teachers, parents and all students. Collaboration with our teachers inside and outside of the normal school day to meet the goals of the students, staff and school building. Determination to meet the individual needs of all students to maximize their opportunity to graduate with a diploma. Motivating, energetic, well-mannered and dedicated to our Springs Valley school corporation. Recommendations, but not requirements, for this position include: Possess, or desire to obtain, a Master’s in Mathematics to fulfill the requirements for dual credit certification. Experience applying blended learning to meet the needs of all students. Experience or willingness to sponsor and/or coach extra-curricular activities Any interested applicants should send a letter of interest, resume and references to: Dr. Kyle Neukam, Principal kneukam@svalley.k12.in.us Springs Valley Junior-Senior High School 326 S. Larry Bird Blvd. French Lick, IN 47432 812-936-9984 Or Contact Head Coach Jason Lowe at: jlowe@svalley.k12.in.us

I'll throw Joe Kutch from North Central (Farmersburg) out there for some recognition. 1st year coach whose team battled through injuries early on and then had multiple covid cases (including himself). His team came together and came on very strong at the end of the year to win 3 tough games in the sectional to bring home the championship.

That kid was a man possessed out there! He was really fun to watch and yes, he did a bit of everything in that game.

CC was incredibly fun to watch in person and then again on TV this past weekend. As many have said, hats off to the kids (and coaches) from SA. Those kids played hard as well. As much as it is fun to watch teams and their personal schemes/identities Im more impressed to watch teams like CC and SA (and many others that I havent got to watch yet) that just play incredibly hard on every play. #17 for CC and #55 I believe for SA. Kids just played as hard as they could and as fast as they could every down. Great job to all involved.

Well had to eat some crow here. The speed that CC put on the field was unreal. Really unreal. It wasnt just straight line speed and it wasnt just one player. That speed literally nullified WW strength in the trenches. CC was fun to watch. Loved seeing the kids enthusiasm and excitement.

Ill be shocked if WW line gets "made look terrible". Not to mention WW will have a kid that looks like a lineman carrying the ball through CC defense. Again, may be surprised but what I've seen online, CC doesn't have the size (or strength) to compete with WW up front.

Let me preface by saying I have only seen CC online, but I think they will have their hands full with WW. I think WW should actually be the favorite in this game. Granted WW has almost always benefited from a weak regular season schedule (add in the fact they didnt play salem this year) WW has a very good O/D line. Good enough to give any team nightmares and dominate most teams. Been that way for the past 3 years. WW has their share of athletes and I'm sure CC has tremendous athletes as well but the line I saw from CC online won't be able to handle WW's line. Look for the PLAC to be represented in Indy next weekend.