News Apr 6, 2018 Alan Jenkins Hired as New Southeast Polk High School Boys Basketball Coach Southeast Polk Welcomes Coach Jenkins The Southeast Polk Community School District is excited to announce Alan Jenkins as the Southeast Polk Boys Basketball Coach. Jenkins comes to Southeast Polk from Atlantic High School where he has coached... Read More
News Mar 28, 2018 RhythAMetteS Win Five National Championships The Southeast Polk RhythAMetteS won five national championships from the Marching Auxiliaries National Dance Competition in Fort Worth, Texas. They competed against high schools from around the country and one team from South Africa. They placed first... Read More
News Mar 23, 2018 Luke Williams Receives the 2018 Bill Burch Humanitarian Award Luke Williams Receives the 2018 Bill Burch Humanitarian Award Luke can be described as compassionate, friendly, and respectful. He is an ambitious, thoughtful, and humble student who has worked hard to demonstrate leadership in the classroom, the... Read More
News Mar 19, 2018 SEP Robotics Team Competes in Regional Competition March 22-24 The Southeast Polk Robotic team heads to Cedar Falls March 22 – 24 to compete at the Iowa Regional Competition for First Robotics. The season kicked off in January and the team had 6 weeks to build... Read More
News Mar 5, 2018 Southeast Polk High School Jazz Band to Perform at the Iowa Jazz Championships The Southeast Polk High School Jazz Band, under the direction of Jayson Gerth, will be participating in class 4A at the 43rd Annual Iowa Jazz Championships on Thursday, April 5th, 2018 at Iowa State University in Ames,... Read More
News Mar 1, 2018 Grading: Traditional and Standards-Referenced Southeast Polk Grading and Reporting Teaching and learning at Southeast Polk is based on identified standards. Rather than a reflection of student behavior, how much work is turned in, or unrelated task completion, grades are a reflection of... Read More
News Feb 28, 2018 Four Mile Elementary, Junior High, and High School Receive National Recognition for Commitment to Empowering Students Three Buildings Named as Distinguished School for STEM and Career Learning Program Pleasant Hill, Iowa – Four Mile Elementary, Junior High, and High School announced today that it has been recognized as a Project Lead The Way (PLTW)... Read More
News Feb 26, 2018 Southeast Polk Senior Travis Errthum Named Finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program Errthum Named National Merit Finalist Southeast Polk High School senior, Travis Errthum, was named a National Merit Finalist. On September 13th, officials of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) named approximately 16,000 Semifinalists. In early February, of the 16,000... Read More
News Feb 22, 2018 High School Student Connor Baack & Statewide Youth Broadband Advisory Council Meet with State Lawmakers (SYBAC) STUDENTS MEET WITH STATE LAWMAKERS ICN provides students with the opportunity to discuss broadband and technology with state leaders. Des Moines (02/16/18) – High school students from across Iowa experienced the opportunity on Tuesday to meet... Read More
News Feb 8, 2018 Coach Christenson Named Finalist for National Coach of the Year The National High School Athletic Coaches Association announced the advancement of Jason Christenson from Southeast Polk Community School District as one of eight finalists for the National High School Athletic Coaches Association national coach of the year... Read More
News Feb 6, 2018 A Closer Look at School Counseling at Southeast Polk with Lori Rhodes National School Counseling Week – February 5-9 Lori Rhodes has spent 34 years in education, 24 of those years have been spent as a school counselor at Southeast Polk. Rhodes is the school counselor at Delaware Elementary... Read More
News Jan 31, 2018 Southeast Polk Receives $49,900 in Facebook Community Action Grants The Southeast Polk Community school district will receive $49,900 from Facebook as part of their Community Action Grants Program for 2018. Over the past three years, Facebook has awarded more than $300,000 in grants. The recipients have... Read More