We are grateful for the Brotherhood of Fulton. We appreciate your thoughtful gesture of providing watermelon for our staff today. Thank you for continuing to uplift and support Hope Public Schools! #HeartofHope #BobcatPride
1 day ago, Kayla White
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Honor the past, Impact the present, Inspire the future! #HeartofHope #GoBobcat Open house with our Yerger family was a success! We can't wait to see everyone on Monday, August 4th.
15 days ago, Kayla White
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📢 YMS Office Closure Notice

Please note that the Yerger Middle School offices will be closed on Monday and Tuesday for staff professional development.

We appreciate your understanding as our team prepares for a successful school year. 💼✏️

#YergerMiddleSchool #ProfessionalDevelopment #HopePublicSchool
22 days ago, Tony McClain
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POST CORRECTION: OPEN HOUSE IS THURSDAY JULY 31st!

Yerger Middle School is excited to welcome students and families to our Back-to-School Open House on THURSDAY, July 31st, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Meet the teachers, tour the campus, and get ready for the new year ahead.

Registration packets will be available on July 23rd and 24th from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the YMS front office.

Student schedules will be prepared and ready for pick-up during Open House on July 31st.

#YMS #HonorThePast, ImpactThePresent, InspireTheFuture
28 days ago, YMS Communications
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🍽️ Special Summer Meal Pickup — July 21! 🍽️

Hope Public Schools will be giving out 5 breakfasts and 5 lunches per student on Monday, July 21 as part of our Summer Feeding Program!

📍Pickup Locations:

Hope High School: 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Calvary Church: 12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Yerger Middle School: 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Terry Powell: 12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

This will be the final summer meal distribution before school starts. Meals will be provided for the entire week during this one-day pickup.

Please help us spread the word — no child should go hungry this summer. 💙 #HopeBobcats #FeedingHope #CommunityFirst #SummerMeals #ChildNutritionMatters

about 1 month ago, Tony McClain
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Yerger Middle School is excited to welcome students and families back for a brand-new school year! Please join us for our Back-to-School Open House on Wednesday, July 31st, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. This is a great opportunity to meet teachers, tour the campus, and get ready for the year ahead. Registration packets will be available for early pick-up on July 23rd and 24th from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the YMS front office. Student schedules will be prepared and ready for pick-up during Open House on July 31st. We can’t wait to see you as we launch a successful school year together! #YMS #HonorThePast, ImpactThePresent, InspireTheFuture
about 1 month ago, YMS Communications
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2025 - 2026 YMS School Dress Code
about 1 month ago, YMS Communications
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As the beginning of the new school year approaches, please be aware that Yerger Middle School and all other HPS District schools will be implementing the recently state mandated "Bell to Bell No Cell" policy.
about 1 month ago, YMS Communications
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Teachers from Yerger and BHE participated in an exciting summer professional development with Arkansas A+, where they explored how to integrate STEAM into their curriculum through music, art, movement, and more. This training, in partnership with our Magnet Program, sparked creativity and collaboration — and we can’t wait to see these engaging activities come to life in the classroom!

Thank you for your time, energy, and dedication — Mrs. Rowe
#HOPEBobcats
about 1 month ago, Tony McClain
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🗓️ 2025–2026 Hope Public Schools Calendar is HERE!

Sharpen those pencils and circle the dates—because the official 2025–2026 academic calendar for Hope Public Schools has just dropped! 📚✏️

We’re kicking off the school year on Monday, August 4, 2025. Graduation Day is set for May 15, 2026, start planning your celebration now (caps in the air, tissues on standby). 🎓🎉

Whether you’re setting reminders or just planning your next long weekend (we see you, Labor Day 👀), this calendar has your back.

Bobcat Pride runs on time—so plan ahead, stay ready, and let’s make this year unforgettable.

📍 Find the full calendar online:
Menu > Documents > District Calendars > 2025-2026 > 2025–2026 School Calendar

#GoBobcats #HPSCalendar #HopePublicSchools #ExcellenceInEducation #ArkansasValues #ReadySetGrow
about 1 month ago, Tony McClain
2025–2026 Hope Public Schools calendar showing the first day of school on August 4, 2025, and the last day on May 29, 2026. Graduation is scheduled for May 15, 2026. The calendar includes color-coded markings for holidays, workdays, and parent-teacher conferences across all twelve months, from July 2025 to June 2026.
Yerger administrator Marilyn Marks and staff members Counselor Latanya Bradley, Dean of Students - Coach Jonathan Turner, and ESOL Coordinator Laura Gray have been enthralled by the new enriching PD training. For two days, this session has empowered staff will new strategies for the middle school setting.
about 1 month ago, YMS Communications
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Art and Expression in STEAM. Yerger Middle School teachers are in day 2 of professional development with Arkansas A+. Teachers are hard at work and play enjoying the 8 essentials of A+.
about 1 month ago, YMS Communications
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Yerger Middle School teachers are busy preparing for Fall 2025. Middle school teachers are fully engaging in summer training and professional development. Arkansas A+ STEAM training provides new ideas, resources, and opportunities for the new school year.
about 1 month ago, YMS Communications
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Yerger Middle School teachers have been busy in training this summer. Digital Media teacher Chelsea Ewing and EAST facilitator Eddra Phillips recently attended a sports media production training in Bryant, Arkansas. This very unique training allowed these teachers to fully engage in the sports media world. This training is a precursor of things to come from Yerger Middle School.
about 2 months ago, YMS Communications
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The work continues as Yerger Middle School principal Marilyn Marks, YMS EAST facilitator Eddra Phillips, and student volunteers prepare for Hope's Juneteenth Celebration. Student volunteers include HHS students: Blake White, Brandon White, Madison Phillips, and recent graduate Kennedy Phillips.
about 2 months ago, YMS Communications
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Yerger Middle School students were treated for hard work and great attendance during state testing. Hope community member Jeffrey Shaw volunteered to cook hot dogs at the end of testing week. The community support continued during field day as YMS Dean of Students Coach Jonathan Turner grilled hamburgers and hot dogs. The generous donation of hot dogs was provided by Ambrosia Lodge #224 Fulton Ark, Prince Hall Affiliated. Members of the lodge came out to support the students. YMS students also enjoyed a wonderful bounce house from Steven Turner's Bounce 4 Life.
3 months ago, YMS Communications
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CPS 2025 Retirement Event!
3 months ago, District Information
CPS 2025 Retirement Event!
Here are more pictures of the wizard of Oz showcase!
3 months ago, YMS Magnet
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
3 months ago, YMS Magnet
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
YMS recently hosted a successful Family Magnet Night in partnership with our Instructional Facilitator, Chelsea Glass and Magnet Home-to-School Advisor, Chassidy Glenn. The top 8 student projects from the Wizard of Oz Showcase were proudly presented to parents and judges. These students read the novel, watched the film, and selected a creative project to bring their understanding to life. From artistic interpretations to hands-on builds, the projects were both imaginative and well-executed. The students' presentation skills truly shined as they confidently explained their work. It was a fantastic evening celebrating creativity, comprehension, and student voice! Thanks to Latonya Bradley, YMS Counselor; Allison Rowe, Magnet Coordinator and Mr. Bradfrod, CPS Music for judging. 

First place: Serrah Martin and Mary Pettit

Second place: Azauria Neal & Melissa Lozano

Third place: Jazmyn Mercado & Jacqueline Juarez
Yerger Middle School students were privileged to have an exceptional guest speaker last week. Former Hope Public Schools student, Nikaylen Morrison visited his old stomping grounds of YMS to inspire the students to stay focused, study hard, accept responsibility for actions, and keep pushing towards success. Coach Nikaylen Morrison is Baseball Operations Coordinator and Assistant Coach at Wiley University in Marshall, Texas.
3 months ago, YMS Communications
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Coach Morrison visiting Yerger
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Coach Morrison' speech