Congratulations to MS Quiz Bowl A team for placing 1st and B team placing 2nd yesterday!
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Thank you to Mrs. Stuber and Mrs. Stiffler for everything that you do for our kids!
First Grade enjoyed making American barn quilts during First Friday Art.
Wildcats bracelets are available this week. All money raised will be sent to Josie Mardis from the middle school KAYS organization.
YCHS its time to support our Scholars Bowl Team & the KC Chiefs as they move forward to bring home the trophies!!!! Let's all have some fun and dress up this week!
Basketball Homecoming Queen Izzy Lewis and King Garrin Stockebrand
Congratulations to Noah Wade for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Logan Tatsch for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to William Smith for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Charlotte Grisier for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Quinn Slater for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Berkley Morrison for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Brodi Ledford for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Lucy Johnson for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Kase Day for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Allison Combs for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Bryant Bishop for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Braxton Brant for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Wristbands will be available tonight at the Homecoming Game. Come out and support the Wildcats and check out the wristbands.
Josie Mardis and her Big Adventure
25 years ago on Feb. 18th Josie was in a car accident on the way home from Yates Center High School basketball practice. She suffered from a spinal cord injury and was told she would never walk again.
Last year she got an opportunity to participate in a spinal research study at Louisville, Kentucky through the Kentucky Spinal Cord Injury Research Center. She went there for testing and it was determined that she was a good candidate to see if they could allow her to walk again.
Her surgery is scheduled for Feb. 23rd. The proceeds from these bracelets will be sent to Josie to help with her living expenses while she completes this study.
