Junior High Basketball will begin practice on Monday. Boys will practice in the upstairs gym, Girls will practice in Norris. Coaches had meetings this week to disperse information. Please join the Band App if your child is playing.
Contact below for questions:
Jarrod McVey Head Coach Boys: jmcvey@usd366.net
Lane Huffman Head Coach Girls: lhuffman@usd366.net
For Prek-6th Grade
High School Football heads to Erie for a district match up this evening.
This morning our 8th & 11th graders joined with Altoona-Midway as we hosted our 3rd year of Reality U. This hands-on financial literacy simulation is a great opportunity for students to see just how far a dollar can stretch and how different decisions in life now can impact their futures. We are so grateful for our community as this event is not possible without all of the help we recieve from our volunteers. If you helped this year or have helped in the past, THANK YOU!
Cross Country heads to SE Cherokee to compete in the league meet today!
Wildcats, let's show support for a fellow Kansas school district!
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Baldwin Is a Top 40 Finalist, Now We Need Your Votes!
We have some exciting news to share! Baldwin High School has been selected as one of 40 Division Finalists nationwide in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, from more than 2,500 participating schools!
As a Division Finalist, we will receive a $25,000 grant. We are now one of 10 schools competing in our division. The Division Champion will receive:
-$250,000
-A Gronk Fitness weight room upgrade
-A $5,000 “The Big Deal” Student Leadership Award Scholarship to give to a BHS Student
If we win our division, we will advance as one of four schools competing for a $1 million home facility upgrade!
Voting runs October 8 through October 25.
Vote for Baldwin once per day, every day.
#FN5GL #Entry @Tmobile @BaldwinCityUSD348
#ycwildcats
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Baldwin Is a Top 40 Finalist, Now We Need Your Votes!
We have some exciting news to share! Baldwin High School has been selected as one of 40 Division Finalists nationwide in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, from more than 2,500 participating schools!
As a Division Finalist, we will receive a $25,000 grant. We are now one of 10 schools competing in our division. The Division Champion will receive:
-$250,000
-A Gronk Fitness weight room upgrade
-A $5,000 “The Big Deal” Student Leadership Award Scholarship to give to a BHS Student
If we win our division, we will advance as one of four schools competing for a $1 million home facility upgrade!
Voting runs October 8 through October 25.
Vote for Baldwin once per day, every day.
#FN5GL #Entry @Tmobile @BaldwinCityUSD348
#ycwildcats
Yates Center FFA members competed at the SED Nursery/Landscape CDE in Fredonia. Here are our results.
A-Team: 1st Overall
Averi Gaulding tied for 1st
Corbin Schultz 3rd
Alaina Cartright 4th
Jeremiah Jones 9th
Keaton Leis
B-Team 1st overall
McKenley O'Brien 1st
Whitley Shaffer 2nd
Kylie Chadd 8th
Shawn Morris 10th
Jordynn Swartz
Hallie Barney
Attached is Regional Info. We will play @ Dexter High School with a start time of 4:00.
We will play Eureka, followed by Lyndon, and our last match will be with Dexter/Cedar Vale.
We will play Eureka, followed by Lyndon, and our last match will be with Dexter/Cedar Vale.
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JH Football ends their season with a win.
A team picks up a win to wrap the season.
Yates Center B team Volleyball finishes the season with a win.
Mark your calendars for next week!
A huge thank you to Nik Morrison and H&H Roofing & Restoration for sponsoring our HS Football Team's dinner this Friday!
Join us tonight @ Home as our JH Volleyball and Football teams finish their seasons.
High School Volleyball will be traveling to Cedar Vale/Dexter on Monday 10/19 for Regional Volleyball. They will be joined by Eureka and Lyndon.
Time and Address will be posted shortly.
Let's cheer our volleyball team on as they look to stay alive in the post season!
Time and Address will be posted shortly.
Let's cheer our volleyball team on as they look to stay alive in the post season!
JV football falls at West Elk.
Yates Center JH Volleyball sweeps their quad at home!
Looking for students to help with concession stand tonight at Jr High volleyball game. Will give community service hours or junior class could earn concession stand hours!!! Thanks in advance. Please comment or show up around 4:30.
Woodson #366 is very proud to say she is part of our team!!
The Outstanding K-12 Art Educator is Natalie Spangenberg!
Natalie Spangenberg recently moved to teaching art at Yates Center after a ten year career with Burlington Public Schools. Her activities outside of the classroom range from sponsoring art club activities, NAHS chapters, and coordinating district art shows and league competitions; to serving on school committees including Site Council, Building Leadership, PDC and negotiation teams; to sponsoring the Freshmen and
Junior Classes and Prom. Natalie has become actively involved in KAEA, presenting several popular workshops, helping with the fall conference committee, and serving as the Advocacy Chair. Within her community she is a member of the Coffey County Council for the Arts, the steering committee for NOTO Arts Center, and Partners in Education Across Kansas.
Her students range from youth through adults and in public school programs as well as community classes and summer programs. Their achievements include Scholastic Keys, International Finalist in the Unsung Hero competition, National and State level winners in Daughters of the American Revolution, and awards for “Stick with Art”, at the Pioneer League Art Competition, and Best in Show at NCCC HS Art Day. Natalie’s work has been featured in several solo shows and group exhibitions including an Award of Merit from the Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery. Principal Darla Long states, “Time and again, Natalie has shown through her actions her desire to help students find an outlet to express themselves as well as affording them new opportunities.
#ksartede
#ycwildcats
The Outstanding K-12 Art Educator is Natalie Spangenberg!
Natalie Spangenberg recently moved to teaching art at Yates Center after a ten year career with Burlington Public Schools. Her activities outside of the classroom range from sponsoring art club activities, NAHS chapters, and coordinating district art shows and league competitions; to serving on school committees including Site Council, Building Leadership, PDC and negotiation teams; to sponsoring the Freshmen and
Junior Classes and Prom. Natalie has become actively involved in KAEA, presenting several popular workshops, helping with the fall conference committee, and serving as the Advocacy Chair. Within her community she is a member of the Coffey County Council for the Arts, the steering committee for NOTO Arts Center, and Partners in Education Across Kansas.
Her students range from youth through adults and in public school programs as well as community classes and summer programs. Their achievements include Scholastic Keys, International Finalist in the Unsung Hero competition, National and State level winners in Daughters of the American Revolution, and awards for “Stick with Art”, at the Pioneer League Art Competition, and Best in Show at NCCC HS Art Day. Natalie’s work has been featured in several solo shows and group exhibitions including an Award of Merit from the Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery. Principal Darla Long states, “Time and again, Natalie has shown through her actions her desire to help students find an outlet to express themselves as well as affording them new opportunities.
#ksartede
#ycwildcats
