Tonight's JH Bball game info!! Go Cats!
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Invitations went out to YCHS Fall sports participants and families for the athletic banquet next Tuesday, November 7. Please be on the lookout for it in the mail! Thank you!
8th graders review how to solve all kinds of equations today by "rolling dice" for their problems. Students work in pairs so they can check their partners work.
Elementary students had lunchtime visitors to educate them about different fruits and vegetables and encourage health eating. JR/SR High students researched and created informational posters then presented them.
YCJH Basketball @ Uniontown tonight! No livestream available tonight.
Here is our high school basketball schedule for the 2023/2024 Season!
The 5th graders had to escape Mrs. Estes’ Haunted House today!🏚️ To escape they had to complete 5 reading challenges. For each challenge they completed they drew a card that either said “trick” or a card that said “treat”! The trick bags were their favorite 👻
I look forward to working with this group. They will bridge the gap between students and administration by giving a student perspective on what is happening in the building. -Mrs. Splechter
First Grade enjoyed their visit from Don & Shelia Lampe and Donna Patterson. Thanks for bringing the pumpkin patch to school.
Yates Center 3rd graders traveled to Monsters University to practice multiplication vocabulary, arrays, groups, and fluency to solve riddles at each station.
YCJH game schedule for tonight. Livestream:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCspOMdP6p5FvR4AUry13G9w/videos
7th graders practice Adding and Subtracting integers with Halloween Dominoes.
Congratulations to Berkley Morrison for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Tevin Robbins for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Hank Schultz for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Raquel Smith for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Students were recognized today for excellence in IXL today.
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