The water issues have been fixed and there will be school tomorrow, Friday, in the Woodson School District.
The Woodson School District would like to thank Easton Reynolds for all the time and effort he has put into removing the snow around the schools. His efforts are greatly appreciated!
Due to continued frozen water lines, there will be no school in the Woodson School District on Thursday. Hopefully, the situation is fixed tomorrow. I apologize for any difficulties these cancelations might be causing.
School Cancelation - That should have been Wednesday, February 17th! Sorry about that!
Due to some frozen water lines, bus issues, and predicted weather for tonight and tomorrow morning, the Woodson School District will not be in session Wednesday, February, 16.
There will be no school in the Woodson School District on Tuesday, February 16th.
Reminder, there will be no school on Monday, February 15th in the Woodson School District.
COVID Report for the Week of February 15, 2020 – As of Thursday, there were 2 positive COVID cases in the county which will put the district in the green phase for next week.
Happy Birthday, Kylie!
Valentine's Party Fun!!!❤️
Fun in First grade!
Mrs. Brilke's morning class celebrated Valentine's Day!!
District Shout Outs
• Hats off to our bus drivers who safely transport our children in all kinds of weather!
• Shout out to Collette Jacobs, Becky Spencer, Josie Mardis, Jeanie Shaffer, Chris Cavender, Shannon Ashlock, Carol Stuber, Amy McConaghie, Toni O'Hare, and Karen Faulkner for their assistance with the 8th grade's zip line project! It is greatly appreciated!
• Shout out to the bus drivers for getting our students to and from school safely. Great work!
• Shout out to John Rice for keeping the ice melt a spreading!
• Shout out to Chris Cavender for adjusting the heating system in the new addition. Rooms are finally warmer!
• Shout out to Ryan Panko for helping us out here in the office. It's been a great help.
• Shout out to Mike McCullough for keeping the "Sign" up and going.
• To all the elementary classroom teachers who have allowed me to invade their rooms for music classes this year.
• Thank you to G & W Foods for donating paper sacks to the Kindergarten classrooms. Your generosity is always appreciated.
• To the crew keeping the sidewalks clear of snow and ice.
• Thank you to all the substitutes who help keep the classrooms operating!
• Thanks, John Rice, for the time and effort you put into position!
• Shout out to the kitchen staff for always finding me something good to eat!
• Shout out to Cherokee Shaffer for showing the wildcat spirit in working with a new elementary student making him feel welcome.
• Shout out to Shannon for busting her tail to keep our classrooms and school clean.
• Shout out to Ms. Alexa Eisenbart for joining us in Jr. Hi. finishing the year for Ms. Mardis.
• Shout out to the cooks for being accommodating to all our nutritional needs.
• Shout to Ms. Teressa for her breakfast cart, this is a huge hit in Jr. Hi.
• Thanks, Josie for your time in the Woodson School District!
Reminder:
To add any names to the pass list for tonight's game please email Mr. Graf at jgraf@usd366.net. Sign ups must be done by 10:00 AM!
Reminder, there will be no school on Friday, February 12th and Monday, February 15th in the Woodson School District.
Reminder, there will be no school on Friday, February 12th and Monday, February 15th in the Woodson School District.
Congratulations to Nora Boyd for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading!
No school on Friday, February 12th for Staff Development and No school on Monday, February 15th.
The Elementary & Middle School yearbook orders are due February 26th! Call the Elem. school office if your student needs a form or use the following link to order directly from Jostens!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1070192/Yates-Center-Elementary-School/2021-Yearbook/2021012804170296368/CATALOG_SHOP/
YCHS is proud to announce that Sean Hurst was selected to represent the State of Kansas for the United States Senate Youth Program. As part of this selection, he had to take a test as well as complete an essay about the electoral college. The USSYP annually brings the highest-level officials from each branch of government to meet with this outstanding group of young leaders—two high school juniors or seniors from each of the fifty states, the District of Columbia and the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA)—for an intensive week-long education and leadership program. The program is merit-based and highly competitive.
The United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution in 1962 creating the UNITED STATES SENATE YOUTH PROGRAM (USSYP), a
national, nonpartisan initiative to provide an annual opportunity for talented high school students with demonstrated leadership abilities to deepen their understanding of America’s political processes and strengthen their resolve to pursue public service careers.
Now in its fifty-ninth year, the program known as Washington Week has been fully funded since inception by THE HEARST FOUNDATIONS as an enduring commitment to preparing young people for civic leadership in our participatory democracy.
Sean will be awarded a $10,000 scholarship after attending this Washington Week, which will take place during spring break. Congratulations Sean Hurst!
