The Webster Winners continue to be Caught Being Good!
The 29th Annual All-School Visual Arts Exhibit is this Friday, April 29 11:00 am- 8:00 pm and Saturday, April 30 from 11:00 am–4:00 pm at the Yankton Middle School Old Gym. Sponsored by Yankton School District, the exhibit showcases artwork from students in grades Preschool-12.The student exhibit includes a wide range of techniques and media. This year the exhibit will feature elementary art from the new art curriculum Deep Space Sparkle (named after a Crayola crayon color).Come out to see the work of our talented Yankton students! The public is invited. Free admission.
YHS Gazelle Volleyball Camp Summer 2022! Sign up info below.
The sun is shining today and so are these two Webster Star Students! HOOT! HOOT!
We rolled out the red carpet for these Handwriting Celebrities at Webster. Great penmanship, ladies!
The Easter bunny delivered some early news...Webster Star Students!
Hippity Hoppity...great news from Webster - these students were Caught Being Good!
The Webster Winners held a cereal drive for the Food for Thought program. After only 5 days, they collected 591 boxes of cereal to donate! Thanks to all who were able to help...this was a valuable lesson for our students: helping others in need when we can. Pay it forward!
A one-day in-service day for Yankton School District teachers will be held on Monday, April 4. There will be no school for students in Preschool through Grade 12 on this day.
Bragging rights for these Webster Winners --- they were Caught Being Good!
If these two Webster Star Students don't make you smile, look again! Congratulations!
Ag in the Classroom and two local farmers visited Webster's 4th graders. They taught students about the farming involved to make a pizza and other food items. Students enjoyed a taste (pizza, cheese and pudding) after! We appreciate the collaboration with our local entities!
These Webster Star Students are ready for spring by displaying great character in and out of the classroom! HOOT! HOOT!
First day of spring, and our student behaviors were blooming! Congratulations to these Webster Winners who were Caught Being Good today!
Fifth graders at Webster have been learning about Earth’s ecosystems and the importance of keeping them healthy.
Fifth grade students at Webster are busy building prosthetic hands.
Fifth graders at Webster are working hard on building a prosthetic arm in Science.
Proud is an understatement... these Webster Star Students deserve the spotlight!
Have you heard the big news? We were Caught Being Good at Webster this week!
Congrats to Webster's newest bunch of Caught Being Good students!
