The district feeding program will begin today, bus route deliveries will depart at 10 am. Drive through pickup/walk up delivery will be open from 11 am through noon at the high school. Children and students ages 1-18 are eligible for these free meals. If special arrangements are needed or problems are encountered, please email Shelly Davis (sdavis@usd366.net).
The district feeding program will begin on Monday, March 23rd, bus route deliveries will depart at 10 am. Drive through pickup/walk up delivery will be open from 11 am through noon at the high school. Children and students ages 1-18 are eligible for these free meals. If special arrangements are needed or route students want to opt out, please email Shelly Davis (sdavis@usd366.net).
The district feeding program will begin on Monday, March 23rd, bus route deliveries will depart at 10 am. Drive through pickup/walk up delivery will be open from 11 am through noon at the high school. Children and students ages 1-18 are eligible for these free meals. If special arrangements are needed or route students want to opt out, please email Shelly Davis (sdavis@usd366.net).
The district feeding program will begin on Monday, March 23rd, bus route delivers will depart at 10 am. Drive through pickup/walk up delivery will be open from 11 am through noon at the high school. Children and students ages 1-18 are eligible for these free meals. If special arrangements are needed, please email Shelly Davis (sdavis@usd366.net).
Physics Projects (continued)
Physics Projects 2020
YCHS 20% Geometry Projects (continued)
Beginning Monday, March 23rd, the district will start providing meals to any child ages 1-18 in the school district. If you are on a bus route, these meals will be delivered to you. If you have children, not in school who meet the qualification, please notify both Shelly Davis (sdavis@usd366.net) and John Rice (jrice@usd366.net) regarding additional meals needed. Each sack will include lunch for the day and breakfast for the next day. The routes are scheduled to depart at 10 am each day, Monday through Friday. We would ask if you don’t want this service that you contact both Mrs. Davis and Mr. Rice and that there be someone at home since we must give them to an individual. Also, if someone could come to the vehicle to grab the sacks, this would help us in delivering the meals in a more timely manner.
If you live in Yates Center, there will be a drive-through located at the high school that you can go through to receive the meals. The drive-through will be from 11 am-12 pm.
If you know of any families in the district who have children, not in school, and who live in the country, please let Mrs. Davis and Mr. Rice know. If there are families, you know, in Yates Center who have children, but they aren’t in school, please let them know of this program.
As with anything new, we do expect we will have glitches in this system and will do all we can do to fix them as fast as we can. If we miss someone on the routes, please let us know where we can adjust the routes.
The district staff will be meeting next week to develop our continuous learning plan. The details will more likely be released next Friday, March 27th. Please understand the current situation is very fluid and changing hourly. We will do what we can to adjust to any changes that come our way.
To stay abreast of current events in the school district, we highly encourage all patrons to follow the district website at https://www.usd366.net/ and to download the district app, Woodson USD 366, at the app store.
Spring Athletes 2020
Governor Laura Kelly has ordered all schools closed for the remainder the school year. Woodson USD 366 administrators will meet this week to determine how the district will provide continuous learning services to our students.
What we do know for sure is we will provide meals to students beginning Monday. All staff will meet on Monday to determine how we provide services to our students. District staff will be notified when to and where to meet.
As per suggestions from KSDE the Winter Sports Banquet scheduled for Monday, March 23 has been cancelled.
5th grade connected with a class from Massachusetts on Friday for a mystery Skype. YC 5th graders were able to use geography skills and maps to find the other school’s location first. Great job!
KSDE has recommended that all school districts close schools the week of March 16th. Since we are on spring break, this isn't an issue. However, there can be no activities or practices taking place during this time, Custodial staff will focus on disinfecting the schools during this time. The BOE office will be closed for the week of March 16th. As this situation changes, I will attempt to keep you in the loop.
Geometry 20% Projects ... some impressive work by YCHS students.
Move to Give is a day to promote being active and healthy for 60 minutes each day. K-8th graders are having a great time is high school volunteers. We raised over $3000.00 for our community. Thank you Yates Center!!
Students in Ms. Mardis STEM class have started a unit on accessibility. Today they welcomed a guest speaker from AgrAbility who showed them items available to area residents.
Adam Spencer earned 8th place in 9th grade computational math and seventh place in 9th grade math potpourri.
Darian Tidd received 7th place in 10th grade math potpourri and 4th place in 10th grade equations and inequalities.
Jack King received 3rd place in 10th grade equations and inequalities and 9th place in 10th grade simplifications.
Sean Hurst received 5th place in 10th grade simplifications.
Molly Proper received 10th place in 9th grade simplifications.
The 9th grade algebra relay consisting of Ty-Anna Peoples, Garrin Stockebrand, Alyssa Heffern and Adam Spencer received 8th place. The 12th grade algebra relay consisting of Alec Berthot, Austin Moffet, Jack King, and Stephenie Righini received 7th place. The 11th grade geometry relay consisting of Mark Bacca, Hannah Vining, Sean Hurst and Alec Berthot received 7th place. The 10th grade Geometry relay consisting of Abigail Ballin Capps, Addison Solander, Darian Tidd, and Jack King received 2nd place.
Information regarding school district Coronaviris protocol has been posted on the district website, along with information from KSDE.
Seventh Grade students shot off their volcanoes today.
Native American education with John White-Crow.
