Here is the information for the YCJH B Team Boys Tournament at Southern Coffey County on Saturday, December 9th. Games start at 9 AM and will be played in one gym.
The high school girls basketball jamboree that was scheduled to be in Hartford Tuesday, November 28, has been cancelled.
First grade enjoyed their Thanksgiving feast! Thank you to Farm Bureau for taking care of the cost of the feast.
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Congratulations to Hazel Standridge for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Congratulations to Beau Chrisman for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
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3rd graders in Mrs. Hanzlicek’s class worked hard using their knowledge of corn after a 2-week unit to solve a breakout box. Congrats to the team that broke out!
Here is the game info for YCJH Basketball tomorrow, Friday, November 17 at Colony-Crest. GO CATS!!
Since HS basketball practice has started, the JH will now be practicing at the elementary school. Thank you and GO CATS!!
Emma, National runner up Jr. Miss Agriculture USA read a book and visited with first grade and kindergarten today in the library.
The YCJH Basketball teams will be back in action this coming Monday at home against Uniontown. Games start at 5:30!! Go Cats!!
Thank you Sheila and the HS KAYs club. The Veterans Day program was very well done. Thank you to veterans for your service and sacrifice.
Congratulations to Harper McGee for moving above grade level in Lexia Reading! #ycwildcats
Addition to the YCJH basketball schedule!!! Put Saturday, December 9 on your calendar for an "A" team boys and girls tournament in Eureka starting at 9 AM. More details to come!!
Information for tomorrow's JH home basketball games...
Mrs. Collins' First grade class read the book, Leaf Man and then went on a nature walk to collect leaves to make their own Leaf Man.
Congratulations to Corbin Schultz (Clarinet) and Isaac Stoll (Bass Clarinet) for being selected to the ML SEKMEA All District Honor Band
Great job to the JH basketball teams tonight. Both teams fought hard but fell short. Proud of how hard they fought. Go Wildcats!