4th grade at Webster are making skeletons with pasta to learn the skeletal system. Thanks, Miss Ricke!
4th Graders at Webster learn about the Circulatory System from Miss Ricke using playdough.
Our Webster students continue to shine...check out these new Star Students!
The good news just keeps rolling at Webster School... these kiddos ended the day with Caught Being Good recognition!
4th and 5th graders at Webster finished painting the snow plow for the city. Our design theme this year was "Be the Light," which is also our anti-bullying theme this year.
We are proud to showcase our new Webster Star Students for the week...congratulations!
Can you escape? Fifth graders at Webster are working hard to answer questions about Christopher Columbus to crack codes and then escape the Christopher Columbus Escape Room. One group was successful and got out! Learning history is a lot of fun.
These two may be a couple of our youngest learners at Webster, but they were nominated and selected for one of the biggest honors --- Star Students! HOOT HOOT!
Miss Rembold's Jr. K class is having fun learning about fire safety while matching letters and putting numbers in order!
Webster 3rd graders are making surveys, gathering data, and creating graphs.
New week...new students who were Caught Being Good at Webster. HOOT! HOOT!
Webster Student Council was proud to walk in the YHS homecoming parade and is thankful for the partnership with Explorers Credit Union. We love our Bucks and Gazelles!
Congratulations to YHS 2021 Homecoming Prince Max Raab & Princess Isabelle Wintz!
It's a great day at Webster when you are chosen for Caught Being Good!
These Webster Winners are celebrating Homecoming week with America Day today!
Gazelles take an at home ESD win in 5 sets to Huron. Great job ladies.
#wewintogether #beproud #yhsvolleyball
We are so proud of these Webster Winners for achieving their reading goals through the summer reading program at the Yankton Community Library! HOOT! HOOT!
All Yankton Public School students, including JrK-12th grade will be dismissed at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, September 24, for the Yankton High School Pioneer Days Homecoming Parade. There is no afternoon Preschool at Webster School or Early Childhood Preschool at Stewart School that day.
Bus students who ride Yankton School District buses will load the buses at 1:50 at their respective buildings. They will make the exchange at YMS and will leave YMS at approximately 2:15. Parents of elementary students may pick up their bus students at school at 2:00 p.m. if they are not riding the bus that day and have notified the school in advance.
Parents of JrK students at Webster should pick them up at school at 1:45 p.m., as they will be dismissed earlier due to traffic. Parents of in-town students should pick them up at school at 2:00 p.m. All elementary students should return the parade notice to their teacher, so plans are known for the early dismissal.
The parade will begin at 2:30 p.m. at Mulberry and 2nd Street, proceed west on 2nd Street to Cedar Street, North on Cedar Street to 3rd Street and East on 3rd Street to Burleigh Street. If inclement weather occurs, the parade will be cancelled but school will still be dismissed at 2:00 pm.
These Webster Winners are our first group of students to be Caught Being Good. We can't wait to have more each week!
Gazelle Volleyball took a sweep last night--Freshmen, Sophomore, JV, & Varsity. Pretty exciting night. Good job gals.
#team #yhsvolleyball #hereandnow