Sioux Valley High School is a high school located in

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, United States.

History

The Sioux Valley High School was consolidated in 1960. Three towns,

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and Volga, consolidated and became the Sioux Valley School District. At one time there was talk of a master school district that would involve the towns of Bruce,

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and Brookings.''Volga Tribune''. April 20, 2006, pages 10-11

Campus

The school facilities can accommodate up to 600 students.

Extracurricular activities

Athletics

All of the school's sports are in the class A division except for American football which is in class 11B and golf and wrestling which are in class B. The school mascot is the Cossack. The following is a list of athletic teams: *Cross country *American Football *Volleyball *Girls' basketball *Boys' basketball *Wrestling *Track *Golf *Competitive cheer

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* {{authority control Public high schools in South Dakota Educational institutions established in 1882 Schools in Brookings County, South Dakota 1882 establishments in Dakota Territory