Yerger EAST students are engaged in self-directed learning. Students had the opportunity to select the on-demand training of their choice. After reviewing, available courses, they were able to evaluate their options and choose according to their interest of learning. Course options included: Architectural concepts in ArchiCAD, Blueprints Visual Scripting in Unreal Engine, Historic Preservation, Thinking with Code, Coding for Apps, Introduction to 3D print design in Fusion 360, Film Editing basics, and so many more.
Pack the stands sporting your favorite Hawaiian clothes and accessories as the Bobcats take on the Curley Wolves on Friday night in Hammons Stadium at 7pm! It's ALOHA NIGHT!!
#GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
Pack the stands sporting your favorite Hawaiian clothes and accessories as the Bobcats take on the Curley Wolves this Friday night in Hammons Stadium at 7pm! It's ALOHA NIGHT!!
#GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
8th grade students in Ms. Simington's class are fully engaged in learning. The students have been in full swing setting up their pendulum support apparatuses to test their hypotheses. Will changing the length of a pendulum has any effect on the period of the pendulum? The ending result is no effect. Way to go Simington!!! Your class is ALL IN!!
Congratulations, Bobcats! The Bobcats win 14-12 over Ashdown! #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
Mr. Tony Anderson's 8th grade history class had the pleasure of having Mr. John Hollis, J.D. as a guest speaker. He is an outstanding attorney and history Professor, as well as the Dean of Institutional Effectiveness at the University of Arkansas Hope - Texarkana. What an awesome speaker to help instruct the students in understanding the history and inner workings of the government of our great country. The class was able to engage in questions asked by Mr. Hollis and share the knowledge they possess about our govenrment. The class truly was enlightened by this experience.
Students from Yerger Middle School take the first field trip of the year. Mr. David McCrary, Hope Public School's the newest Agriculture teacher, took his 7th/8th grade agri students to the fairgrounds for first hand experience in animal show.
D.O.G.S. - Dads of Great Students
Calling *ALL* dads, uncles, grandfathers or any male role model:
Join us as we kickoff our watch dog volunteer program
Tuesday, September 26 at 6:00 pm
CPS Cafeteria
We will serve hot dogs, chips and drinks!
#GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
Cohort 2 of Universal Design for Learning takes place at Southwest Arkansas Education Cooperative. Teachers, administrators and instructional facilitators discuss access to curriculum for ALL students. #GoBobcats #ALLIN #HopeForTheFuture
YMS principal Mike Radebaugh is presented with his "STEAM team" shirt by some Yerger students. "STEAM Team" not only displays the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) that Yerger has become; but more importantly the TEAM we have always been...and will continue to be.
YMS teacher Nancy Bradford prepares her 7th graders to take on challenging tasks in comprehending social studies, geography, history, current events and the connection they hold in present times.
Yerger Middle School art teacher Mrs. Alexis Anderson reviews her students on dimensional terms in art. Anderson breaks down the vocabulary in student friendly terms. With this breakdown Anderson layers on more understanding which will add more character to each art assignment.
If you walk a mile in someone else's shoes, what will you learn.
Shirts, shirts, shirts!!!
Among the fun activities and tons of t-shirts, Yerger students demonstrate and strengthen many skills. Leadership, teamwork, collaboration, mathematics, time management, computer skills, communication, and creativity.
Yerger Middle School STAR Academy students are underway experiencing learning through the many wonders of experimenting in science. Mrs. Deadra Simington is facilitating her students through hands-on exploration of balance and weight. Who says learning can't be fun?
STAR Academy social studies teacher Tony Anderson works with his 8th grade students on new vocabulary and details of the curriculum to enlighten their understanding. Through questioning, Mr. Anderson challenges his students to see history in a new light.
A few shots from the 8th/9th grade Hope Bobcats game against the Ashdown Panthers.
Photo credit: Students A'marianna Monk (7th) and Autumn Flenory (8th)
More T-shirt Magic!!! EAST students are working their magic making personalized shirts. With Yerger pride, they show off their hard work.
Yerger Principal Mike Radebaugh shows off his "STEAM Team" shirt!
