The student news site of Mill Valley High School

Mill Valley News
The student news site of Mill Valley High School

Mill Valley News
The student news site of Mill Valley High School

Mill Valley News
Avery Clement

Avery Clement, JagWire editor-in-chief

This is junior Avery Clement’s second year on the JagWire staff and this year she will be one of the JagWire editor-in-chiefs. Avery is also involved in Youth for Refugees club, Kansas Association for Youth club, Model United Nations, Knit and Crochet club, NHS, NEHS and Spanish NHS. Outside of school Avery works as a gymnastics coach and enjoys watching movies, listening to music, reading and hanging out with her friends and family.

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[Photo] How President Donald Trump's executive orders are affecting students

May 6, 2025
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[Photo] French and Spanish classes participate in music brackets inspired by March Madness basketball

April 15, 2025
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[Photo] French and Spanish classes participate in music brackets inspired by March Madness basketball

Maddie Martin, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief and JagWire copy editor
April 15, 2025
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[Photo] Special education funding gets substantial withdrawal for 2025-2026 school year

Mya Franco and Madelyn Mulryan
April 12, 2025
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[Photo] Opinion: Enjoy being young while you still are

March 9, 2025
Opinion: Vlogging can be a helpful tool in self reflection and personal growth

Opinion: Vlogging can be a helpful tool in self reflection and personal growth

Avery Clement, JagWire editor-in-chief
February 20, 2025
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[Photo] Students struggle with body image issues

Hailey Gussio, Madelyn Mulryan, and Oliver Feiring
February 26, 2025
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[Photo] Scott Schau creates lasting connections through being a school bus driver

February 22, 2025
JagWire reporters compare Crumbl Cookies and Twisted Sugar to see which cookie shop is better

JagWire reporters compare Crumbl Cookies and Twisted Sugar to see which cookie shop is better

Eva Hernandez, Maddie Martin, and Avery Clement
December 12, 2024
Academic apathy has grown in recent years

Academic apathy has grown in recent years

Avery Clement, Maddie Martin, and Mya Franco
December 11, 2024
Senior Carter Coup hugs a coach after a loss to end his high school soccer career.

Hands raised to his head, junior team captain Landon Vincent looks down defeated after a season ending loss of 0-3.

Junior team captain Landon Vincent dribbles the ball with defender trailing closely behind him.

While side to side with a defender, junior Ayden Kostus dribbles the ball.

Head coach Carlos Olivas explains his idea for a play to senior team captain Nic Schrag.

Referee explains his call to head coach Carlos Olivas.

Team has a half time huddle to prepare for the second half of the game.

Focused, team members warm up after half time.

Coach Justin Crawford gives a half time pep talk to the team after a 0-0 first half.

Junior Camden Dick jumps up to head the ball.

Members of both teams all watch closely as junior Cayden Rotich follows opponent dribbling the ball, Monday Nov. 4.

Junior Camden Dick and senior Carter Coup both lunge for the ball.

Junior Cayden Rotich closely follows the ball in order to steal it from his opponent.

Senior Carter Coup and junior Cayden Rotich race after the ball.

Senior Kai Burford kicks the ball as defender attempts to block it.

Senior team caption Nic Schrag dribbles the ball while being closely followed by defender.

[Photo] Boys soccer season comes to an end after 3-0 loss against Shawnee Mission East in quarterfinals

November 9, 2024
Junior Camden Dick looks for an open teammate to pass the ball to.

Players jump to header the ball coming towards the goal from a corner kick.

Team finishes their final pre game pep talk with a cheer.

Team members high five the starting players before the game begins

Artist selling her art laughs as she converses with First Fridays attendee.

Artist thinks of what he will draw while at art stand.

Girl smiles as she converses with a customer at her table selling nails, charms and magnets.

Art seller watches as a customer looks through her sculptures deciding what to buy.

Musicians tune their guitars before their live music performance near art vendors.

People crowd the alleyways at First Fridays event.

Person observes art in an indoor gallery.

A series named rooted visions shows the process of relocating and setting up art galleries at the event.

Building and hanging shape sculptures fill the room. The sculptures are made out of recycled cardboard.

Paintings by Noelle Stoffel are displayed in her section of the studio.

Paintings by artist David Uhlig, who uses the name Davado in his art, fills his area of the shared art studio.

Plexiglass sculptures by Jackie Warren are displayed in her area of the studio.

Artist Noelle Stoffel converses with fellow artist at the event.

Artist Debbie Barrett- Jones explains the process she goes through to make her woven art that is displayed at the First Fridays event. Barrett - Jones said, “I hand dye all my material then I weave it, then I do this thing of taking apart my work, after I have woven it I'll take some of it apart.”

[Photo] Art galleries and vendors open together on the first Friday of each month

November 2, 2024
Art in a collaborative series is displayed in a gallery.

Man observes art in an indoor gallery.

Car, turned into art through metal, paint and sculptures, is parked at the event.

Paintings of flowers are displayed in a gallery.

Artist Laura Crehuet Berman displays a series of her art. The piece is part of her collection titled Earth Moves.

Julie Farstad displays her art collection named BeWilder at the event.

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[Photo] With the rise of pickleball, people of all ages are playing competitively

November 3, 2024
Seniors Logan Miller and Kyra Nelson tap their tennis rackets against their opponents after finishing their match.

Members of varsity girls tennis team compete in regionals

Avery Clement, JagWire editor-in-chief
October 14, 2024
Starters walk out onto the field to start game against Lawrence Free State on Thursday, Sept. 26.

Boys soccer suffers a close loss against Lawrence Free State

Avery Clement, JagWire editor-in-chief
October 3, 2024
Team congratulates each other after a win.

Team high fives the opposing team after the game.

Freshman Ellie Bain jumps to serve the ball.

_____ prepares to bump the ball

Team huddles before the last set of the game.

____ and junior Leilah Perry jump to block the ball.

Team and coach cheers from the bench after a point was scored.

Junior Ella Florez jumps to set the ball.

Junior Ella Florez prepares to set the ball while junior Leilah Perry and Josie Danielson prepare to spike.

Senior Brekhan Waters jumps up to hit the ball.

Concentrated, sophomore Josie Danielson serves the ball.

Sophmore Riley Riggs and junior Leilah Perry jump up to block the ball.

Looking upwards, junior Ella Florez prepares to serve the ball.

Focused on the ball, senior Saida Jacobs prepares to spike.

Junior Olivia Nzioki raises her arm as she jumps to spike the ball.

Sophmore Riley Riggs jumps up preparing to spike the ball.

Juniors Max Bolan, Abby Heinisch and Ava Mendez hold up hoops as junior Callie Smouse crawls through during Jaguar Leadership Corps half time show at varsity soccer game Thursday Sept. 26.

Junior Callie Smouse dibbles the ball blind folded as her partner junior Kyndal Geis directs her.

English teacher Kristen Huang displays student artwork throughout her room.

English teacher Sara Sedgwick decorates her room with educational student projects.

English teacher Madeline Byrd-Wright feels it is important to add personality to her room through decor.

Spanish teacher Siri Campbell makes her room decor fun so that students feel comfortable.

History teacher Jeff Wieland decorates his room with learning tools for his students including his poster of Abraham Lincoln.

English teacher Kristen Huang displays student artwork throughout her room.

Beginning to run out, Junior Jag football players run out with an American flag.

Mill Valley Junior Jags host annual Mill Valley Night Lights

Molly Griffin, Thomas Helm, and Avery Clement
September 2, 2024
Junior Jag football player gives high fives to outstretched hands.

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