2023-24 Bobcats Basketball Schedule
Last week, we celebrated School Bus Safety Week! Thank you to all of our bus drivers, parents, and students who keep safety as their top priority! Remember: If the lights are flashing red, STOP ahead. Do not pass a bus with red flashing lights. Thank YOU, Bobcats Community for helping keep children safe!
Doing drugs is so out style!
Tomorrow is Decades Day! Show off your retro fashion and Stay Drug Free!
Students and Staff kicked off Red Ribbon Week, dressing up in RED for some campuses and in Crazy Socks and Hats for other campuses! Everyone loved showing their style as we raise awareness of drug abuse and its devastating effects. #GoBobcats #ARRedRibbonWeek #HopeForTheFuture
YMS Report to the Public
Monday, October 30th
4:30 pm - Yerger Cafeteria
Project Prevent Youth Led Fact Fed Annual Conference 2023
Yerger Middle School students recently attended the Youth-Led Fact Fed Annual Conference. This year's theme was "Changing the Game," the focus was to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to help change how others think about tobacco and nicotine. Currently, 9.7% of high school students in Arkansas smoke cigarettes, more than double the national average of 4.6%. Upon completion, students can provide tobacco education and help change the social norms regarding tobacco and nicotine use in their schools and communities.
For more information, contact Sandra Rhone, Literacy, Instructional Facilitator, Yerger Middle School sandra.rhone@hpsdistrict.org
Tomorrow, Yerger students can show thier plans for the future and wear thier favorite college gear! Happy Red Ribbon Week!
Stay Drug Free!
Yerger Middle School is relaunching the Word of the Week. This week's word is "Sagacious". Sagacious means showing the ability to make wise decisions or use good judgment.
Don't forget to wear your favorite school appropriate hat tomorrow as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week!
Stay Drug Free!
Yerger EAST students release the first edition of the Yerger Times Newsletter.
Next week at Yerger Middle School is Red Ribbon Week!
Be Drug Free!
Monday: Put a cap on drugs and wear your favorite (school appropriate) hat!
Tuesday: Prepare for your future! Wear your college gear!
Wednesday: Using drugs is out of style! Dress your favorite decade!
Thursday: Team Up against Drugs!
7th grade - wear white
8th grade - wear red
Staff - wear black
Friday: Be your Best! Dress for success! (Also YMS picture day)
Exciting things are coming soon at Yerger Middle School!
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Yerger Middle School happily shares a post from a loving mother Amanda Love. Mrs. Love thank you for your kind words. We love our students and want all of them to be fully engaged in their learning process.
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Hope Public Schools bus drivers pick up breakfast this morning donated by Wendy's. Yesterday, McDonalds donated breakfast for our drivers. Each day our drivers will receive a token of appreciation! Thank you bus drivers for all you do to transport our students safely to and from school!
Mrs. Philips' robotics class is getting hands on! Check out the progress they are making as they build robotic rovers!
October is Dyslexia Awareness month. Help raise awareness.
Flyer credit - Yoselin Hernandez
Yerger Middle School Bobcats are "Making PAWSitive Choices to be drug free" for Red Ribbon Week. Join in the fun October 23 - 27 as we dress for the week.
Congratulations to YMS students London Cheatham and Autumn Flenory for being being names YMS EAST Champions!! To be named champion is a great honor among EAST students. Student Champions exhibit many great qualities including leadership skills, initiative, and foster a love for EAST. Congratulations ladies; you deserve this honor.
YMS EAST students Miracle Glenn, Autumn Flenory, and Aiyanah Lloyd recently participated in a DSLR camera training. This EAST Initiative hosted training was student centered, hands on, and very engaging. Mr. Bob Ocken, veteran photographer of over 30 years, provided great insight and knowledge that gave the students the proper skills to take quality photos to enhance presentations, school media postings, videos and the annual school yearbook.
Annual Report to the Public will be presented at 5:00pm in the Hope High School Auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
