Browse past news stories for Southeast Polk High School in Runnells, IA.

• MWA Green Run set for Sept. 20 (The Altoona Herald-Index)
  posted on September 18, 2009 at 06:08:01 am
  Each year, the marketing pitch gets a bit easier for Metro Waste Authority, which will host its third annual Green Run on Sunday, Sept. 20.
• Oklahoma a 'perfect fit' for Ratashak (The Altoona Herald-Index)
  posted on June 7, 2009 at 06:07:28 am
  National Merit Scholar Chad Ratashak has accepted a full-tuition scholarship to the University of Oklahoma. Ratashak is the son of Dennis and Stacy Ratashak of Mitchellville, and a 2009 graduate of Southeast Polk High School.
• A moving day for Southeast Polk High School (The Des Moines Register)
  posted on May 30, 2009 at 09:32:47 am
  Jeff Werling, the pack-rat teacher and golf coach, was torn on Friday.
• SRO position is no joke (The Altoona Herald-Index)
  posted on May 30, 2009 at 06:07:29 am
  Southeast Polk’s two “crayon cops” are about to return to patrol. Jeff Rullman and Karen Wilkinson are school resource officers for the school district. Rullman has served the high school for the past five years, while Wilkinson has been based at the junior high for four.
• Multiple matriculation (The Altoona Herald-Index)
  posted on May 15, 2009 at 06:07:41 am
  At Southeast Polk High School’s graduation on Sunday, May 17, Al Reeve and Katie Temple of rural Runnells will celebrate as two of their children receive a diploma.
• Getting their hands dirty (The Altoona Herald-Index)
  posted on May 7, 2009 at 06:07:28 am
  Advanced animal science students at Southeast Polk High School will welcome cattle to their class next academic year. “After the Iowa State Fair, we’re going to house their beef animals,” said Matt Eddy, agriculture education teacher and FFA sponsor at the high school.
• Blaze claims Runnells home (The Altoona Herald-Index)
  posted on April 2, 2009 at 06:13:02 am
  When Eric Hedberg learned his rural Runnells home had been destroyed by a fire, he felt a great sense of relief knowing that his family was safe.