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YCSD School-based Teachers of the YearPosted on: Wednesday, February 21, 2018Congratulations to the YCSD’s school-level Teachers of the Year, selected by their peers. In March, three finalists will be chosen, with the division teacher of the year being named in April. |
Where's Your Rhythm?Posted on: Tuesday, February 20, 2018Bethel Manor students enjoyed learning tap moves during this interactive assembly with artist Quynn Johnson. "Where's Your Rhythm?" encouraged students to persevere through challenges, as evidenced in Ms. Johnson's personal journey of overcoming obstacles with determination. |
Instructional Material ReviewPosted on: Monday, February 19, 2018The York County School Division is currently conducting an Instructional Material Review (IMR) process for the following courses: 6th Grade Science, 7th Grade Life Science and 8th Grade Physical Science. All textbooks, teacher resources, student materials and electronic materials are reviewed and adopted through this process. Materials that highly correlate with the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) and YCSD curriculum were targeted for the review process. At this time, parents and community stakeholders are invited to review, and provide feedback, on the materials recommended for adoption. Public preview is scheduled for Wednesday, February 21st, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the YCSD School Board Office. |
Jump Rope for HeartPosted on: Wednesday, February 14, 2018In honor of Valentine's Day, we continue to focus on our hearts! The Bouncing Tigers jump rope group from Tabb Elementary school helped kick-off the Coventry Elementary Jump Rope for Heart event. These energetic young students demonstrated their jump roping abilities and energized the Coventry students at their assembly. The students at Coventry students have already collected $8,600 in two weeks time towards their goal of $11,300. At this rate were believe they will make their goal! |
Yorktown Elementary School Share Reading StrategiesPosted on: Wednesday, February 07, 2018Parent involvement is a critical factor in students academic success. This morning, Yorktown Elementary reading specialists invited parents and students from kindergarten through second grade for a special "working breakfast." They shared strategies for reinforcing reading skills at home. Families left with take home manipulatives and students were able to select books to add to their home libraries. |
American Heart MonthPosted on: Thursday, February 01, 2018February is American Heart Month and we couldn't "heart" this Waller Mill Elementary School first grader more. She's spreading the love and donating to the school's food pantry which helps provide food to students in need each weekend. We are so proud to have such thoughtful staff, students and parents! |
Seaford Elementary Students Plant BulbsPosted on: Monday, January 29, 2018That dreaded word "snow" may be back in the forecast, but Seaford Elementary students have their sights on spring! Students spent some time planting bulbs in their garden, with the help of master gardener, Jody Turner, on Thursday, January 25, in order to provide more options when the Monarch butterflies return to their schoolyard habitat. Each student planted a few bulbs donated by Brent and Becky’s in Gloucester, VA. Students really enjoyed getting to dig in and help out the Monarch butterfly friends they got to raise in the fall. |
Great Kindness ChallengePosted on: Friday, January 26, 2018Elementary schools throughout the division kicked off the annual Great Kindness Challenge this week. This program fosters compassion in our school communities and is led by the elementary school counseling team. At Bethel Manor Elementary, posters made by both students and teachers line the halls to encourage a culture of kindness. Students have also created a "Kindness Rocks" garden for the school's courtyard. |
YCSD 2-Hour Delay/Exams CanceledPosted on: Thursday, January 18, 2018All York County schools and offices will open on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Friday, January 19, 2018 for all students and staff. This will be a B day for high schools and middle schools. As some roads throughout the county remain snow-covered this evening, division staff will review road conditions again in the morning. If a change in operational status is necessary, parents and staff will be notified by email, phone call and social media. |
York County School Division Closed - January 18Posted on: Wednesday, January 17, 2018After assessing road conditions and reviewing forecasts, schools and offices will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, January 18, 2018. Activities and practices are also canceled. The special meeting of the School Board will be rescheduled. Essential personnel should report as directed by supervisors. While we recognize that school closings can cause difficulties for some families, our top priority in making these decisions is the safety of our students and staff. Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we work to resume regular school schedules. |
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