Tickets for the Yale at Davenport football playoff contest can be purchased in two manners. Tickets can be purchased at the gate for $10 per person, or they can be purchased online by going to GoFan.co and entering Yale, OK and following the prompts. Online tickets are $7 with $1.35 service fee for a price of $8.35 per person. Tickets purchased online must be downloaded and be interactive on your phone. Screenshots of tickets will not work.
Thursday, November 11 is Veteran’s Day. Yale Public Schools will hold an assembly to honor our veterans at 1:00 in front of the high school. Any veteran that would like to attend is more than welcome. Thank you for serving our country!
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PICTURE DAY!!!
Congratulations to our hardworking and kind elementary Pups of the Months:
PK - Elijah J.
K - Brooke Fuss
1st - Weston Cowan
2nd - Brylee Low
3rd - Kayden Hewitt
4th - Kayliska Stewart
5th - Olivia Loterbauer
2021-2022 Year Book Information!
If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Peterman either by email at apeterman@yale.k12.ok.us or call the high school office.
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For qualified families, if interested.
5/6 grade basketball will leave at 3:15 from the old gym tomorrow afternoon. The girls will play at 4:00 and the boys game will follow. The Keystone festival will be played on Monday and Tuesday.
YHS Cheer Competition
Information for 5th/6th grade basketball at Keystone next week! 🏀
Yale Schools has had a 6th grade student test positive for Covid. Parent’s of students that were possibly exposed have been contacted. If you have questions, please call 918-387-2118.
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Cheer camp starts today! All attendees will stay after school with Mrs. Villars and will need to be picked up at 4pm in front of the school. 📣 🐾
We had several students who competed in the past few weeks at the Tulsa State Fair and the Stierwalt Cattle Battle.
Goats- August Hoeltzel placed 12th in class with a home raised doe. She exhibited 2 does and 3 wether goats.
Swine- Payton Glasby exhibited a Duroc and a York Gilt. Both made the ring and her York placed 7th.
Cattle- In the prospect steer show Zoie Williams placed 2nd with her Gelbveih steer. Emma Shenold placed 1st in her class and was selected as Res. Champion Maine Anjou Prospect Steer. In the market steer show Zoie Williams placed 4th with her Charolais Steer, Emma Shenold placed 3rd with her Maine Anjou Steer, Emily Morphew placed 2nd with her Shorthorn and was 5th overall Shorthorn Steer and, Brylee Fuss placed 4th with her Crossbred Steer and was 7th overall Crossbred. Emily and Brylee both qualified for the Night of Champions. In the heifer show Zoie Williams and Koy Moonen exhibited heifers and had a banner day. Zoie exhibited a Charolais heifer she won her class, was division champion, and selected as Bronze Medallion Charolais heifer. She also exhibited a Commercial Heifer she placed 1st in her class and won division 1. Koy Moonen exhibited a 2nd place Charolais heifer and placed 1st with his Composite Charolais and won his division. Brooke Fuss placed 2nd with her Mini Hereford.
Over fall break we traveled to Leedey Ok, to the Stierwalt Cattle Battle. Brooke Fuss exhibited the Champion Mini Hereford Heifer. Brylee Fuss was Res. Champion Pee Wee Showman, Res. Champion Charolais Steer, and won her class with her Shorthorn Steer. Emma Shenold won heat 2 of Senior Showmanship and won her class with her Limousin Steer. Zoie Williams exhibited the Champion AOB heifer with her Charolais heifer.
Red Ribbon starts next week at the elementary. Here is a reminder for the dress up days to celebrate being drug free!
Keystone Food Services is now hiring for a full-time kitchen staff position at Yale Elementary School. If interested, please contact Danna Ellis at 405-612-4649 or dannae@keystonefoodservice.com
Mrs. Kroll and Mrs. Painter would like to thank the Loterbauer family for donating a pumpkin to every 1st grade student! This week the students learned all about pumpkins and tasted items made of pumpkin. They have a class pumpkin named "Frank." The class voted on how to carve him and will watch what happens to "Frank" for the next month. They made predictions on whether the pumpkins would sink or float. Lastly, they estimated on how many blocks tall it would be and the circumference of the pumpkin. So much pumpkin fun!
Ambulance was called to the HS. The student’s parents have been notified.
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