Yerger Middle School Students and Families: This is a reminder that your deadline to order a yearbook is tomorrow April 19th!
Please contact the School if you need ordering information!
Order forms are available in the office.
ATTENTION: There will not be a provider for the Bobcat Clinic Thursday (April 18) or Friday (April 20). There will still be Mental Health services available if needed. Call the clinic at 870-777-8420 for assistance.
This is a reminder that Friday, May 3, 2024, will be a teacher workday. There will be no students on campus that day. This is due to making up for inclement weather days.
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There are *NO* student records to be picked up. An earlier message about records was released in error and subsequently corrected. We apologize for any confusion.
Yerger Middle School's Health Classes are making models of the human body's internal workings!
To do this, they are using themselves as templates, tracing each other's outlines!
Your child's time to POP is coming!!
Yerger Middle School's Project Lead the Way Robotics and Automation class has been hard at work building many robots and learning how to program them!
Check out these amazing examples for the last few weeks!
ATTENTION: The Junior High Track Meet scheduled for today (Tuesday, April 9) has been POSTPONED due to weather. We will let everyone know when the meet will take place.
Order your 2023-2024 YMS Yearbook today!! The deadline to order is April 19th. Make checks payable to Yerger Middle School.
The deadline to order on ybpay.com is May 10th. (Yearbook ID Code: 15024024)
ATTENTION: A number of vendors for Hope Public Schools have reported receiving requests for ACH transfers. Hope Public Schools does NOT use ACH transfer with vendors. If you receive an email asking for refunds/ACH transfers, please notify the "sender" immediately by phone. The "sender" will look like it comes from a Hope Public Schools address.
Enjoy the solar eclipse safely with family and friends!
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Happy Parapro Day to all of our Paraprofessionals!! Thank you for all you do to support our teachers and help educate our students!!
The JV Softball home games scheduled for today (Wednesday, April 3) have been CANCELED.
Last week at Yerger, Mr. McCrary's Agriculture class began an experiment. They planted peas and corn, to examine the differences in their growth patterns and needs.
Today, we have an update to share!
The pea plants have sprouted quickly and have already started producing leaves, while the corn is growing at a slower rate, but still sprouted just the same!
Hope Public Schools will be CLOSED on Monday, April 8, 2024.
Hope Public Schools will be OPEN on Friday, April 12, 2024.
Students and teachers are expected to attend normal classes on Friday, April 12. Previously, Friday was scheduled as a closed campus day, but due to the closure of school on Monday, April 8, the calendar was reworked and school will be open on Friday, April 12.
Any questions should be directed to the student's campus main office.
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Help us celebrate our Assistant Principals this week during National Assistant Principals Week! Be sure to stop by their offices and let them know how much you appreciate the work they do!
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REMINDER: School will be CLOSED on April 8.
Services for Hope Public Schools board member Mrs. Viney Johnson have been announced.
WAKE: April 5, 2024, from 4pm-6pm at McFadden & Hitchye Funeral Enterprises located at 411 S Walnut St in Hope.
FUNERAL SERVICE: April 6, starting at 12 Noon at First Baptist Church located at 315 South Main St. in Hope.
There will be a special called board meeting for Hope Public Schools at 1pm on Monday, April 1, 2024. The meeting will be held in the Administration Building at 117 E 2nd Street in Hope. The public is invited to attend.
Agenda items include: 1) Selection of Fiscal Designee, 2) Selection of Fiscal Designee Alternate
From Sandra Rhone: Project Prevent sponsored Storytime and Easter Egg Hunting for Hope Head Start Students. Several Project Prevent members were awarded the opportunity to read to younger students while others hid Easter Eggs and waited for the excitement on the faces of the younger students.
This was a fun activity for the younger students and an extension of learning outside the classroom for Yerger Middle School 7th and 8th-grade students. Yerger students benefited by having time to develop their literacy skills. For instance, if a student is a struggling reader, they acquire confidence by reading to a younger student in a less intimidating environment, often by reading a lower-level book.
Project Prevent is Arkansas's statewide youth tobacco prevention coalition. Its members consist of local Chapters across the state that choose to live free from tobacco and nicotine and encourage others to do the same.
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