High school spirit week festivities! Go Wildcats!
Jr High KC Chiefs Spirit Week
Third graders have been learning about fossils through time and how scientists use animals from today to compare features and learn more about the fossils from the past.
Today students got to see if they could outrun a dinosaur! Few were successful, but it was a great day of outdoor learning in beautiful weather!
Mr. Barnes' American History students form alliances and go to war learning about World War I.
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Congratulations to Michael Wark for completing all levels in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
CONGRATULATIONS TO ASHER ARNOLD for his selection to the Kansas Music Educators' Associations 1A2A All State Honor Band.
He will be practicing and performing February 22 - 24 in Wichita during the KMEA Music Convention!
Nancy Kelley came to our 7th grade Kansas History classes today to tell us about the Ghost Towns of Woodson County. It was very informative and the students learned about ghost towns like Belmont, Keck, Crandall, Kalida, Defiance, and Bramlette. Thank you Ms. Kelley!
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Come support your High School Basketball teams at home this evening! Starting with JV Boys @ 4:30. Go Cats!
February Meal Menus!!
First grade celebrated Kansas Day today. Mrs. Wendland came to talk about her honeybees. They made a sunflower and with real sunflower seeds, and they had a birthday party for Kansas.
Third graders had Nancy Kelley from the Woodson County Historical Society come speak to them today about the founding of Yates Center. They learned about Abner Yates and all about the founding of Woodson County.
6th, 7th, and 8th grade music students represented YC at the Southeast Kansas Music Educators Association All-District Honor choirs for Elementary and Middle School and All-District Honor Band for Middle School in Pittsburg on Saturday (January 27).
Way to represent Yates Center! We are PROUD of you!!
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High School Activities for the upcoming week. Go Wildcats!
The 8th grade American History class went on a top-secret mission today to solve the XYZ Affair that occurred during the John Adams administration. They learned how to evaluate witness statements and come up with conclusions on the events that happened in 1797! They accepted and accomplished the mission!!
8th grade Family & Consumer Science students learned about the wholesale and retail cuts of meat in a simulated butcher shop.
7th grade students In Mrs. King's Math class have been working hard to learn how to solve 1 and 2 step equations. Each student created a 1 step equation word problem and showed off their artistic skill too.
Come support our Wildcats as the take on the Northeast Arma Vikings. Kiddie Camp between varsity contests!
