PK-8th Grade Yearbooks that were ordered in advance will be sent home with students today! If you missed ordering there will be extra copies for sale in the Elementary School Office for a limited time! The cost will be $20.
The class of 2022 would like to thank the Woodson County Ministerial Alliance and members of the First Presbyterian Church of Yates Center for hosting the Baccalaureate on Wednesday Night. This event was greatly appreciated by those in attendance.
Mrs. Turner's 8th grade classes completed phase one of the Barbie Bungee Jump! Students compared the number of rubber bands in the bungee to the depth of her jump to create scatter plots. Then, students found a line of best fit for their plot, wrote an equation for their trend lines, and used that equation to predict the number of rubber bands needed for Barbie to drop off the old stadium. Stay tuned for the final drop Friday!
The KSHSAA has released the brackets for the upcoming Regional Softball and Baseball Tournaments. Please use the following links to view brackets. Softball: https://www.kshsaa.org/Public/ScoreCenter/Brackets/Softball/2-1ARegional.cfm?Activity=3&Class=2-1A&WeekID=5203. Baseball: https://www.kshsaa.org/Public/ScoreCenter/Brackets/Baseball/2-1ARegional.cfm?Activity=3&Class=2-1A&WeekID=5178
For the last Art with Kathe of the year the students ended their journey through the history of art by learning about the POP art of the 60’s. Several artist were discussed but we focused on Claus Oldenburg and his monumental sculptures and using recycled material. and Andy Warhol and his paintings of Campbell soup cans.
Today Mrs. Fountain and Ms. Cradduck's third graders spent the morning at the old reservoir. The students took pride in their community by planting flowers and decorating rocks. Several Masonic Lodge members took the time to grill hotdogs and provide lunch. The students were proud that they could give back to their community. Thanks to The Glasshouse for the donation of the flowers.
Today was Allie Chrisman's Last day as a teacher's aide in third grade! We thank her for spending the year with us!
Due to the Athletic Director not writing all the games on his calendar, we are going to have to move the Academic Banquet to May 18 at 6:30 PM. We are so sorry for the confusion.
Congratulations to the Yates Center High School KAYS and their work on securing a SPARK grant via the KSHSAA. The grant is to help buy new weight room equipment and develop a care closet for students and families. It's a great day to be a Wildcat!
The softball team took a trip to watch some Wichita State Softball.🥎
Happy School Lunch Hero Day!!
The Pat Herring Reading Challenge trip took 13 students to Fort Scott. First they toured the Fort and learned many things at each station. Then they met with the Fort Scott College Rodeo team. A great day was had by all 13 students.
Hannah Jones: 4th place in Milk Quality and 12th in Ag Management
Aidan Yoho: 1st in Vet Science and 3rd in Milk Quality
Milk Quality team consisting of Aidan, Hannah, Molly, and Tisha placed 6th out of 40 teams
The YCHS FFA organized competed in state CDE's in Manhattan this past weekend. Results are:
Vet Science team consisting of Aidan, Hannah, Chayse, and Emery placed 5th out of 66 teams
Livestock judging team consisting of Aidan, Emery, Lauren, and Sadye placed 9th out of 79 teams
Events cancelled for today: There will be no golf at Fort Scott and no baseball at Yates Center today. The track meet scheduled at Humboldt has been moved to Monday. Thanks
We can't thank our Teachers enough!!
The High School Band. Small but mighty!
7th and 8th grade band AMAZING!
6th grade band showing how far they have come in a short time!
5th grade band with their first ever performance. Sounding Good!
6th-12th Choir giving us a concert that they designed themselves!
