The MV Cross Country team has been off to an exciting start this season, continuing to shave time off their races with each meet! Most recently, our runners competed at the Altoona Mountain Lion Invitational this past Saturday and kept that momentum going strong! 💪
Now it’s time to race at HOME! 🏠🏃
📅 Wednesday
⏰ 4:30 PM
📍 Mo Valley Jr./Sr. High School
🏁 Quad Meet
Come out, line the course, cheer them on, and show our runners some Black Knight & Damsel pride! 🖤💛
Good luck, MV Cross Country! Keep chasing those PRs! 🏃♀️🏃♂️💨


Ms. Nearhood’s French students put their language skills into action by practicing adjectives to describe themselves—all while creating a colorful, positive hallway display! 💛🖤
What a great way to build French vocabulary, celebrate what makes each student unique, and spread a little positivity throughout the halls!
Très bien fait!👏




Congratulations to Rocco Reifer and Reagan Keith, your 2026 Moshannon Valley Homecoming King & Queen! 🖤🤍💛
Rocco and Reagan were crowned during tonight’s Homecoming festivities at halftime. What a special moment to cap off an amazing Tangled Up in HOCO week! ✨
Congratulations to Rocco, Reagan, and all of our 2026 Homecoming Court! 👑
🖤🤍💛 Once a Black Knight & Damsel, always a Black Knight & Damsel! 💛🤍🖤



Homecoming


Our 2026 Homecoming Court is showing off their official Homecoming shirts as we wrap up an awesome Tangled Up in HOCO Spirit Week! 🖤💛
Tonight, our Black Knights take on the West Branch Warriors 🏈 — and be sure to stick around for Homecoming festivities during halftime, when we’ll celebrate our 2026 Homecoming Court! 👑✨
Wear your BLACK, WHITE & GOLD, fill the stands, and show your MV pride!
🖤🤍💛 LET'S GO BIG MO! 💛🤍🖤

🚛 Learning About Careers on the Road!
Ms. Buell’s class welcomed MV graduate Stewart Majewsky, who stopped by to share his experience working in his family business with his dad, Blacque JacqueTrucking!
Students learned about the day-to-day operations of the trucking industry, how changing fuel prices impact the business, and what it takes to become a professional driver. They even got a firsthand look at one of Blacque Jacque Trucking’s tanker trucks! 🚛
Stewart shared that the industry needs trained, dependable drivers with their CDL who are ready to work. While the job can be demanding and involve long hours, it can also be a very rewarding profession.
Most importantly, students were able to see that there are many different paths to a successful career after graduation. Experiences like this help our students connect what they are learning today with real opportunities in the workforce and better understand the training, responsibility, and work ethic needed to succeed.
A big thank you to Stewart and Blacque Jacque Trucking for giving our students a real-world look at the trucking industry—and it’s always great to welcome an MV graduate back to share where life after MV has taken them! 🖤💛









Our 2026 Homecoming Court understood the assignment today! 🤩 They look AMAZING dressed as some of their favorite character duos and partners for Day 3 of Tangled Up in HOCO Spirit Week! 💛🖤
We love the creativity and Homecoming spirit they’ve been bringing all week! ✨
🌟 Tomorrow: At Last We See the Light! 🌟
It’s time to LIGHT UP MV with your brightest NEON COLORS! 💚🩷💛🧡
Keep that Homecoming spirit going, MV! 🖤💛
Students in Ms. Buell’s class had a unique opportunity to hear from guest speaker Jim Sherkel, a former videographer for WTAJ, who shared his personal reflections and experiences surrounding the events of September 11, 2001.
Mr. Sherkel shared what it was like to experience that historic day through the lens of the news media, including sounds and recordings from 9/11 that helped students better understand the events as they unfolded. Students listened, asked thoughtful questions, and completed personal reflections about what they learned.
Mr. Sherkel also brought his personal collection of newspapers and magazine headlines from 9/11 for students to explore, giving them a firsthand look at how the events were reported and documented at the time.
Superintendent Mrs. O’Hare also had the opportunity to join the students for this meaningful presentation.
Thank you, Mr. Sherkel, for sharing your personal experiences and helping bring an important moment in our nation’s history to life for our students.




