YMS Pickleball Tournament Champs!
Battle Bots in Digital Programming
Digital Programming Students, programming Robots.
Great things coming from YHS IMF students.
Today Owen Warren was able to get his 100th career varsity win in the quarterfinals with a pin! Congratulations Owen on this amazing accomplishment!
State wrestling update:
The Buck wrestling team have 5 alive wrestling tomorrow. Owen Warren is in the Semifinals and Tucker, Cruz, Kyler, and Trevor are in the wrestle backs still looking to place!
Siding and trimming the student built house
Exploring Languages made fry bread and wojapi to celebrate end of Lakota unit.
Wondering how to watch state wrestling this weekend for free? Follow the link for directions. All 8 mats, both "A"s and "B"s, are broadcasted via live stream.
https://www.sdpb.org/blogs/sports-and-leisure/how-to-watch-sdwrestling20/
Mrs. Ladwig’s A.P. Poetry class presented important symbols from Sandburg’s poem “Buttons” and Hudgins’ poem “Seventeen” through creative projects!
Dr. Heath Weber from Morningside College visited Acappella Choir today! He worked with them on team building. Through various exercises and games the students learned how being a team effects their music making in a positive way.
Yankton Buck Wrestlers Tucker Bahm, Cruz Dyer, Kyler Lillie, Owen Warren, and Trevor Ellis are state bound! Good luck at state, wrestle Buck tough, and bring home that hardware! Go Bucks!
Been a busy semester for the YHS Auto students.
YMS Pickleball!
YHS foreign exchange student Jon Syla sang the National Anthem this morning to start the SD State B championship swim meet in Mitchell.
Packed house for the last regular season home game!
Yankton’s Educators Rising Chapter had three students attend the state conference at DSU today.
Buck wrestling is back in action as we wrestle at regions today to punch our tickets to state! Go Bucks!
The Yankton High School Symphonic Band will be performing in a shared concert with the USD Symphonic and Concert Bands, concluding with a combined finale of Rossano Galante's "The Redwoods" at USD's Aalfs Auditorium on Thursday, February 27 at 7:30 PM. No admission charge.
Geometry students using clinometers and tangent ratios to find heights.
