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Notice of Public HearingPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012On Monday, November 19, 2012, at 7 p.m., the York County School Board will conduct a public hearing on the Division’s FY14 Capital Improvements Plan at York Hall, corner of Main and Ballard streets, Yorktown, VA., to receive comments from the public. A copy of this proposed plan is on file and may be viewed online at yorkcountyschools.org or at the York County Public Library, the Williamsburg Public Library, the James City County Public Library, and the York County School Board Office, 302 Dare Rd., Yorktown, VA, during regular business hours. |
SEAC Meeting ScheduledPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012The Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) will meet next Thursday, November 15th, at 7:00 p.m. in the library at Queens Lake Middle School. This month’s presentation will be on YCSD Transition Services: The Model Transition Program and ACE-IT. SEAC welcomes parents, teachers, and all who are interested in Special Education to join us. |
Breast Cancer Awareness Supported by Seaford Elementary KindergartenersPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012Seaford Elementary honored Breast Cancer Awareness through the month of October. Students in Mrs. Livingston's class all wore pink to show their support. |
School of the Arts Students Bring Home HonorsPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012SOA students and staff recently participated in the Virginia Theatre Conference in Reston, Virginia. This conference has workshops, college auditions, and competitions for students across the state. When students do well in these contests, they are then invited to the South Eastern Theatre Conference which will be held in Louisville, Kentucky in March. SOA had several winners at the conference. SOA Teacher, Sarah Dixon won best director in the state; students Cole Francum, Carrie Holovach and Claire Schuman won best acting awards. Congratulations to all SOA winners. |
LEGO ChampionsPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012Grafton Bethel’s Lego Team competed in regional competition at Crittenden Middle School on Saturday, November 3, 2012. The team prepared for this competition for two months by preparing a skit “Senior Survivors” in which they presented many ways that senior citizens can stay fit and healthy. Their invention was a special bed that would “lift and slide” seniors out gently, with a special red button that would remind them of their medications and also send interactive health vital signs to their medical providers. The team will now advance to the Tri-State Competition in Harrisonburg at James Madison University in December. |
Seaford Elementary Pumpkin PredictionsPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012Seaford first graders got messy to make a variety of measurements of three different pumpkins. Student made predictions in their class about the pumpkins and then investigated their pumpkins in the cafeteria. Students predicted the seed count, weight, height, circumference, and number of ribs of three different size pumpkins. Students also made their own pumpkin t-shirts to be worn on Pumpkin Day! |
Grafton High School Vote in National Student Mock ElectionPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012Students and teachers at Grafton High School (GHS) took part in a national mock election on October 31st and November 1st. Students used a state-of-the art online voting system as they participated in a mock election program sponsored by the Youth Leadership Initiative (YLI), a national civic education program based at the University of Virginia Center for Politics. With approximately one million students expected to vote nationwide during the two-week voting period from October 22-November 1, the YLI Mock Election is the largest secure, student-only online mock election in the nation. |
Yorktown Middle School Field Hockey wins Bay Rivers District ChampionshipPosted on: Friday, November 09, 2012The Yorktown Middle School (YMS) Field Hockey team won the Bay Rivers District Championship on Friday. They beat the previously undefeated Page Middle School by a score of 2 to 1. The win highlighted an outstanding season for the Lady Falcons with two notable accomplishments. The first was winning the championship for the first time in YMS history. Second, the Falcon team raised over $3000 for the American Cancer Society. The Falcons and Grafton Middle School Clippers played a game in which all proceeds were donated to the American Cancer Society. This amount more than doubled the previous two years combined donations for the 'Play for the Cure' games. The Falcons are coached by Cathy St. Mary, Phil Sheldon and Brooke Rowe. |
School Board ResolutionPosted on: Friday, November 02, 2012At the regular October meeting, the York County School Board approved a resolution urging Congress and the Administration to amend the Budget Control Act as it relates to sequestration. The resolution and letters have been shared with elected officials representing York County. |
Third Grade Teachers of MES Awarded Innovative Instructional GrantPosted on: Friday, November 02, 2012Thursday, November 1st third grade teachers and administrators of Magruder Elementary School were awarded a check from the York Foundation for Public Education for the Innovative Instructional grant. The teachers and administrators were also the winners of the Union First Market Bank Innovative Grant of Mathematical Instruction. Congratulations to these well deserving women. We look forward to seeing what great things these teachers will do with their students at MES. |
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