Mrs. Richardson's 3rd grade spent time developing structures that could withstand a flood. They used their knowledge of weather hazards and ways to prevent damages when they occur.
🌟🏆 Congratulations to This Week’s Y.A.L.E. Award Recipients! 🏆🌟
Yale Public Schools is proud to recognize our outstanding students who were selected as this week’s Y.A.L.E. Award recipients! These students exemplify what it means to be a Bulldog by showing leadership, accountability, integrity, and excellence both in and out of the classroom.
We are so proud of your hard work, positive attitudes, and commitment to making Yale Public Schools a great place to learn and grow. Keep shining and leading by example—you make us proud every day! 💙🐾
#YALEResilient #BulldogPride #YALERocks #StudentSpotlight
Yale Public Schools is proud to recognize our outstanding students who were selected as this week’s Y.A.L.E. Award recipients! These students exemplify what it means to be a Bulldog by showing leadership, accountability, integrity, and excellence both in and out of the classroom.
We are so proud of your hard work, positive attitudes, and commitment to making Yale Public Schools a great place to learn and grow. Keep shining and leading by example—you make us proud every day! 💙🐾
#YALEResilient #BulldogPride #YALERocks #StudentSpotlight
🎓✨ Congratulations to Our Top Graduates! ✨🎓
Yale Public Schools is incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our two Valedictorians and Salutatorian!
👏 Valedictorians: Tatum Kennedy and Lucas Reece
👏 Salutatorian: Ben Whitsett
These students have demonstrated exceptional dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence throughout their high school careers. Their hard work, leadership, and commitment to success truly represent the best of Yale Public Schools.
We are so proud of all they have accomplished and cannot wait to see the amazing things they will achieve in the future. Congratulations to Tatum, Lucas, and Ben—your Bulldog family is cheering you on every step of the way! 💙🐾🎓
Yale Public Schools is incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our two Valedictorians and Salutatorian!
👏 Valedictorians: Tatum Kennedy and Lucas Reece
👏 Salutatorian: Ben Whitsett
These students have demonstrated exceptional dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence throughout their high school careers. Their hard work, leadership, and commitment to success truly represent the best of Yale Public Schools.
We are so proud of all they have accomplished and cannot wait to see the amazing things they will achieve in the future. Congratulations to Tatum, Lucas, and Ben—your Bulldog family is cheering you on every step of the way! 💙🐾🎓
Staff Spotlight of the week, Jasie James! Join us in celebrating our wonderful staff!
Birthday: April 6th
Favorite Snack: Goldfish or Cheez-it crackers
Favorite drink: Water or Gatorade Zero
Favorite sweet treat: Snickers or KitKat
Hobbies: Reading, Napping, and spending time with my dog
Fun fact about Jasie: I cannot ride a bike.
About Jasie: I graduated from Oklahoma State University and this is my 10th year teaching. This is my 7th year in Yale. I have a 7 year old dog named Jilly and she loves to smile, even though it may look scary. I love reading and I have read 73 of my goal this year is to read 150 books.
Birthday: April 6th
Favorite Snack: Goldfish or Cheez-it crackers
Favorite drink: Water or Gatorade Zero
Favorite sweet treat: Snickers or KitKat
Hobbies: Reading, Napping, and spending time with my dog
Fun fact about Jasie: I cannot ride a bike.
About Jasie: I graduated from Oklahoma State University and this is my 10th year teaching. This is my 7th year in Yale. I have a 7 year old dog named Jilly and she loves to smile, even though it may look scary. I love reading and I have read 73 of my goal this year is to read 150 books.
We are currently in the Human Services Cluster and going over cosmetology. Each student gets their own manikin head that will go home with them when we are done. We have been learning how to hold shears properly, palm our shears as to not cross contaminate surfaces, sectioning hair and performing a blunt/straight haircut.
📢 Fall 2026 Central Tech Applications Are Open and Interviews Are Starting Soon!
Interview: January 20th
Important Details:
All applicants will be invited to interview.
Professional dress is encouraged, but selections are based on grades, attendance, application details, alignment of interests, and program availability
There is still time to apply!
Apply here: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/Login?ReturnUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fregistration.powerschool.com%2Ffamily%2Fdirectaction&AutoLogOut=False
Interview: January 20th
Important Details:
All applicants will be invited to interview.
Professional dress is encouraged, but selections are based on grades, attendance, application details, alignment of interests, and program availability
There is still time to apply!
Apply here: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/Login?ReturnUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fregistration.powerschool.com%2Ffamily%2Fdirectaction&AutoLogOut=False
Here are some opportunities for academic support outside of YPS and close to home.
Staff Spotlight of the week, Rebecca Vann ! Join us in celebrating our wonderful staff!
Birthday: March 16th
Favorite Snack: Jalapeños Cheetos
Favorite drink: Coca-Cola
Favorite sweet treat: Reese's
Hobbies: Art and DIY
Fun fact about Rebecca: I'm a big animal lover doesn't matter the species, except for things that fly.
About Rebecca: I'm 31 years old. I have a boyfriend named Rolland. I have 1 brother who is 6 years younger than me. I have 4 nieces and 2 nephews, which 3 of them have/are attending yale schools this year. This is my 4th year as a high school math teacher and 1st year as a life skills (FACS) teacher. I grew up in yale and graduated from yale in 2012. I went to northeastern state university in Tahlequah. I have a bunch of hobbies that I enjoy depending what time of year it is. I love all animals except the flying insects. I enjoy reading or watching movies that are realistic and true.
Birthday: March 16th
Favorite Snack: Jalapeños Cheetos
Favorite drink: Coca-Cola
Favorite sweet treat: Reese's
Hobbies: Art and DIY
Fun fact about Rebecca: I'm a big animal lover doesn't matter the species, except for things that fly.
About Rebecca: I'm 31 years old. I have a boyfriend named Rolland. I have 1 brother who is 6 years younger than me. I have 4 nieces and 2 nephews, which 3 of them have/are attending yale schools this year. This is my 4th year as a high school math teacher and 1st year as a life skills (FACS) teacher. I grew up in yale and graduated from yale in 2012. I went to northeastern state university in Tahlequah. I have a bunch of hobbies that I enjoy depending what time of year it is. I love all animals except the flying insects. I enjoy reading or watching movies that are realistic and true.
Yale Elementary fourth grade students will participate in the 2026 NAEP Assessment. This assessment is for informational purposes only and does not impact student grades. See the full parent letter coming home today with students.
Attention all students who applied to Central Tech.
11th & 12th grade students were given their reports yesterday 1/8.
There will be a prom meeting in Ms. Vann's room after school on Monday, January 12th. Discussions will include theme options, decorations, DJ, and photo booth. All juniors and seniors, including parents, are welcome to attend.
All students in grades 6-10 were given their report cards for the first semester yesterday. Students who did not receive one should visit Mrs. Griffin for their copy. 11th and 12th grade report cards will be sent out upon the completion of Tech grades being entered.
We are so incredibly proud of our very own Brayla Gibson! 🌟
Brayla is an exceptional student and she proved it by earning an outstanding 31 on the ACT! This achievement is a true reflection of her dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence both in and out of the classroom.
Yale Public Schools is beyond proud of Brayla and all she has accomplished. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things she will continue to do. Here are a few interview questions we did to spotlight her and all of her success:
What is your favorite class/teacher, and why?
My favorite class is Band and my favorite teacher is Mr. Sturgeon. I enjoy playing the Saxophone and Mr. Sturgeon is always willing to help!
What are your future career and education goals?
I plan on going to college to become a biomedical engineer or a dermatologist.
What are your hobbies?
I enjoy reading, writing, crocheting, playing my instruments, and playing with my dog, Reacher.
Your hard work truly shines! Congratulations, Brayla! 📚🎉
Brayla is an exceptional student and she proved it by earning an outstanding 31 on the ACT! This achievement is a true reflection of her dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence both in and out of the classroom.
Yale Public Schools is beyond proud of Brayla and all she has accomplished. We can’t wait to see all the amazing things she will continue to do. Here are a few interview questions we did to spotlight her and all of her success:
What is your favorite class/teacher, and why?
My favorite class is Band and my favorite teacher is Mr. Sturgeon. I enjoy playing the Saxophone and Mr. Sturgeon is always willing to help!
What are your future career and education goals?
I plan on going to college to become a biomedical engineer or a dermatologist.
What are your hobbies?
I enjoy reading, writing, crocheting, playing my instruments, and playing with my dog, Reacher.
Your hard work truly shines! Congratulations, Brayla! 📚🎉
January 6th fans of the game are Cooper Shenold and Ryan Reece. If you want to be a fan of the game make sure you are loud and cheering our players on. Cheerleaders will choose 2 for JH and HS games.
Mrs. Kacey’s 5th grade students applied their understanding of the metric system by measuring objects around the playground using millimeters , centimeters, and meters. This hands-on activity aligns with Oklahoma Academic Standards for 5th Grade Mathematics by reinforcing measurement skills, unit conversion, and real-world problem solving.
Welcome back, students! Second grade jumped right into routine and were creating equal groups and are learning to multiply!
Calendar Reminder!
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Scholarships for High School Juniors
Scholarships for High School Seniors
Scholarships by State
Full-Ride Scholarships
Scholarships for Minority Students
They also offer two of their own scholarships, both of which are open to high school students of all years:
Too Cool to Pay for School Scholarship ($1,000) - an easy opportunity, awarded quarterly
Around the Corner from College Scholarship ($1,000) - requires students to make a checklist to help them figure out what they need to do to prepare for college, awarded biannually.
Scholarships for High School Juniors
Scholarships for High School Seniors
Scholarships by State
Full-Ride Scholarships
Scholarships for Minority Students
They also offer two of their own scholarships, both of which are open to high school students of all years:
Too Cool to Pay for School Scholarship ($1,000) - an easy opportunity, awarded quarterly
Around the Corner from College Scholarship ($1,000) - requires students to make a checklist to help them figure out what they need to do to prepare for college, awarded biannually.
January 2026 Menu
Reminder: Menu subject to change due to availability of products. We will try to inform you of any changes.
Reminder: Menu subject to change due to availability of products. We will try to inform you of any changes.
