We are very proud of how well they represented our school by showing determination, positive attitudes, and strong teamwork.
We are excited to share that two of our students Grace Sissom and Alyssa Loterbauer earned 3rd place in the Marshmallow Catapult challenge! Their hard work, planning, and persistence paid off, and we are very proud of their accomplishment.
We would also like to give a shout-out to Mr. Hays for helping prepare students leading up to the competition and supporting them along the way.
High School Students: Are you interested in a career in medicine?
Club Scrubs is a hands-on, interactive club where young people can come together, explore career opportunities in healthcare, and learn basic skills.
Students will engage with different healthcare fields, working directly with current OU-Tulsa SCM students, faculty & staff, to encourage the pursuit of higher education & STEM career paths!
Sign up during the school year at: clubscrubs.org
Career fair tomorrow 3/12!
Coach Bales comes to Yale after 30 outstanding years of teaching and coaching at Morrison Public Schools. During his time there, he led Morrison to five football state championships and one slow-pitch softball state championship, building a tradition of excellence and strong student-athlete leadership.
In the classroom, Coach Bales brings a wealth of experience teaching Social Studies courses including Oklahoma History, Government, U.S. History, and World History.
We are thrilled to have Coach Bales and his family join the Yale community. He will begin working with our junior high and high school football athletes after Spring Break.
Please join us in giving Coach Bales and his family a warm Bulldog welcome! 🐾🏈
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation's annual Wildlife Youth Camp is an excellent opportunity for youth to explore possible future careers in wildlife management. To give participants a better understanding of wildlife and fisheries management and law enforcement, the entire camp is conducted by game wardens, wildlife and fisheries professionals, and dedicated hunters and anglers.
Applications are open for our annual Wildlife Youth Camp! The five-day camp is free, open to Oklahoma students aged 14-16 and takes place near Sulphur, OK from June 14-19.
Link: https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/education/youth-opp/wildlife-youth-camp?fbclid=IwY2xjawQb0gBleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFCR2NYa1BJZTdSUTJyNmNLc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHspr0Dfq1ck9BN_iThBct1jJ7iQsftkOyQIDhdPxO0zrJ3jhQ_C8PIEws-lu_aem_wp6MYwfaujqlajN3S_jsvQ
Congratulations to the Yale Bulldog Powerlifting Team. They are Class B Regional Champions! 5 young men qualified to compete at the State Meet on March 14. Hunter Anson, Lucas Reece, Cody Whittington, Tanner Moore, and Brayden Greenfield. Great job by all!!
The fun continued as students used air to keep a balloon floating in the air. They saw force in action as they pushed air upward to fight against gravity. Simple materials into big learning moments!
The Cimarron Valley Entrepreneurs Alliance Entrepreneurship Scholarship is presented to any
high school graduate or college undergraduate who resides in the Cimarron Valley Communities
of Cushing, Drumright, or Yale. Candidates for the scholarship will be selected on the basis of
their academic performance, career goals, and entrepreneurial spirit. Preference will be given to
candidates who show potential future investment in the Cimarron Valley Communities. For 2026,
there will be three (3) one thousand dollar ($1,000) scholarships awarded.
Pawnee Nation is seeking our community's input on a Safe Streets & Roads Initiative. At the heart of this plan is the commitment to prioritize the needs of those most impacted by traffic-related incidents, namely pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, and individuals within historically underserved communities.
Please find the time to participate in this survey as it can directly impact our town and the road, sidewalks, and crosswalk updates that need to be made.
Link: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/80f2d84eee5944918e271d90f93a6c39
We are celebrating February Pups of the Month who lead with kindness and love! They are caring friends, use respectful words, and help others feel included. They also work hard in class, stay focused, and always try their best. We are so proud of their sweet hearts and strong effort! 💖🌟
PK- Flora Swagger
K- Molly Long
1st- Josie Lee
2nd- Klover Folwer
3rd- Vincent Couch
4th- McKynlie Swagger
5th- Evan Eversole
Yale Elementary is Walking to Read! Our students are making amazing progress and it’s not even Spring Break yet! Strong gains in reading are happening every day.
{Walk to Read is a targeted support to both students who need intervention and those ready for enrichment. It strengthens foundational phonics skills, builds fluency, and enhances comprehension and vocabulary, helping all students make measurable growth in reading.}
