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The hold is lifted, classes are resuming as normal.
We wanted to inform everyone that there is a medical emergency taking place. We are currently on hold and managing the situation, but please rest assured that everything is under control. Thank you for your understanding and support! 
Here is the Yantis Owl Weekly for October 21-25, 2024:
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Dear Parents,
We wanted to inform you that an ambulance was called to the school today as a precaution for a student who had a minor injury on the playground. The student is doing well, and there is no cause for concern. We always prioritize safety and take necessary steps to ensure all students are cared for properly.
Thank you for your understanding.
Sincerely,
Robyn Derington
Congratulations to our October Employee of the Month: Cody Easley!
Congratulations to our October Whatastudents of the month: Jaelynn Delgadillo & Jovany Jimenez (Yantis Elementary) and Shyrah West & Wade Batchelor (Yantis HS)!
See change in the 2024 Early Release time!
The YISD Fall Festival is coming up on Friday, October 25th. See the flyer below for information on all the fun activities!
October is Fentanyl Awareness Month #onepillkills
The District Cross Country Meet took place on Wednesday, October 9th in North Hopkins and our runners did an awesome job.
Abby Neal placed 5th at district and qualified for regionals that will be held October 21st at Joe Pool Lake.
Congratulations to Abby, and we hope you do amazing at Regionals!
Important Basketball Parent Meeting Info
MS and HS Boys and parents will meet tonight (see times below). This information has been on the Heja app but wanted to do a quick reminder.
MS and HS Girls and parents we will see you on Thursday (times below)
Big Kahuna Fundraiser Pick-up today! Tuesday 10/15 from 12-4 at the cafeteria gate.
Congratulations to our Staff Underground Spirit Week Grand Prize Winner, Christi Cimino! What a fun way to end the 9 weeks! We will see you all back at school next Tuesday, October 15th. Enjoy your Fall Break!
We couldn't be more proud of our Lady Owls volleyball team for giving it their all and showing incredible determination on the court last night! They played harder than ever and fought until the very end! Way to go, team!
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What a fun week with our staff! We had a secret underground dress up week. Thank you to our amazing staff for participating. Our students loved it! Here's our winners of the week. Grand prize winner will be announced tomorrow during professional development.
Maui Monday: Christie Quinn & Jessica Riley
You're not Rockin' Unless Your Sockin' (Tuesday): Cari Mills & Leslie Hernandez
Leavin' the week like a Ninja (Wednesday): Judy Jetton & Kay Glenn
Red Ribbon Week is coming up on October 21st-25th. If you are an early planner, please see the dress up days below and begin planning your outfits.
Enjoy Your Break!!
See You Tuesday!
YES has been busy in Art learning about Kandinsky Apples! 🍎
Wallsily Kandinsky was an artist who often saw colors when he heard music 🎶 and heard music when he painted. He used contrasting colors to create a symphony of art! Take a look at these art pieces!
Yantis Owl Weekly for October 7-11, 2024 Part 2
Yantis Owl Weekly for October 7-11, 2024
‼️UPDATE‼️ Thanks to Mr. Beau Alcorn for donating an entire flock of hens. WE APPRECIATE YOU! Donations of feed and scratch are still welcomed.
The Ag Mechanics classes have taken on a project that has helped them learn a variety of skills (framing, sheathing, roofing, painting and fencing) and will benefit our school in the future - a poultry farm.
They worked together and did a great job building a large, well designed coop with easy access to the egg hutches and roosts for the chickens. They fenced in a large area around our greenhouse, put up shade cloth for protection from the sun and even put up a "playground" for the future flock.
Our hope is to keep a flock of about 20 chickens for students to care for and learn from. The close proximity to the elementary playground will also be a way to introduce young students to agriculture and allow them to be part of the chickens' care.