Our fourth graders had an amazing time during Read Across America Week with a special visit from First Service Bank! Each student was excited to receive a book and a goodie bag to celebrate the joy of reading.
They also recently wrapped up their Dollars and Sense program with a field trip to Arvest Bank. Students enjoyed an informative bank tour followed by a fun trivia game and pizza. A big thank you to Arvest Bank for providing such a meaningful and engaging learning experience for our students!
They also recently wrapped up their Dollars and Sense program with a field trip to Arvest Bank. Students enjoyed an informative bank tour followed by a fun trivia game and pizza. A big thank you to Arvest Bank for providing such a meaningful and engaging learning experience for our students!
Congratulations to the Y-S Senior High Chess team for earning 3rd place at the OUR Chess tournament! Thanks to the fantastic staff at OUR for hosting!
Panther Pride! 🏀💚
Congratulations to True, Noah, and Kendell on the honors they earned during the 2025–2026 basketball season!
Congratulations to True, Noah, and Kendell on the honors they earned during the 2025–2026 basketball season!
Reminders!
It's time to register all NEW Kindergarten students for next school year! Please scan the QR code for the links to print enrollment paperwork from our district website or see Ms. Katrina in the Elementary office to pick up forms to fill out ahead of time, if able. New Kindergarten Panthers that are present on either day of registration will receive a Kindergarten Adventure goodie bag, while supplies last.
🧡🐾💚 Panthers Change Lives 💚🐾🧡
Thanks to the incredible participation and generosity of our students, staff, and community, we’ve raised $3,968.64 this week for the Y-S Backpack Program! These funds will help provide food for students in our district who need a little extra support.
⭐️⭐️Ms. Stolz, Interact Club Sponsor, wants to give a special shout out to the freshman class for bringing in the most money district-wide. She can't wait to spend a day at the park with you!⭐️⭐️
Thank you for showing what Panther pride is all about! Your coins, dollars, and donations truly add up to something meaningful! It’s always a good day to be a Panther! 🧡🐾💚
Baseball update for April 14!
Find your next favorite book at the middle school book fair!📚💚
Mr. Stolz, from Farm Bureau Insurance, came to read the Farm Book of the Year to Ms. Davenport’s class. He even gifted us a few copies for our classroom library! Thank you for sharing your time and helping our students learn more about agriculture.
Join the Panther Band this Saturday for their annual Concert Band Assessment. Admission is free. Come support our hardworking band members if you are able!
Yellville-Summit jumped in for a great cause! These “Penguin” Panthers took the plunge on Feb. 28 and raised the most money of any school, earning 1st place while supporting Special Olympics. We are so proud of our students and community for making a difference!
Please congratulate Carter Metcalf on a fantastic achievement! Carter placed 5th out of the 55 amazing spellers at the Arkansas State Spelling Bee on Saturday, March 7th! This year’s bee will also be broadcast on Arkansas TV, formerly known as Arkansas PBS, on April 2 at 7 p.m.
We are proud of you, Carter!
Middle school parents and guardians - new location for parent/teacher conferences!
Coach Martin's Physical Computing students have officially finished their cardboard car projects, and the results are amazing! From the early planning stages—researching vehicle ideas and designing diagrams—to building and wiring their cars with switches and motors, students worked through the full engineering process.
These projects challenged students to think creatively, solve problems, and apply what they’ve learned about circuits, design, and teamwork. The finished cars show just how much innovation and effort went into each build.
Great job to all of our students for their hard work and creativity! 👏 We’re proud of the engineering and perseverance you showed throughout this project.
These projects challenged students to think creatively, solve problems, and apply what they’ve learned about circuits, design, and teamwork. The finished cars show just how much innovation and effort went into each build.
Great job to all of our students for their hard work and creativity! 👏 We’re proud of the engineering and perseverance you showed throughout this project.
🐾🧡 Panthers Change Lives Change Drive 🧡🐾
Tomorrow kicks off our annual Panthers Change Lives Change Drive! Spare change will be collected, and all money will support the Y-S Backpack Program, which combats hunger in our community!
🏆 The grade that brings in the most money in each building wins a prize!
🧡 Wear ORANGE on Wednesday to show your Panther pride!
Let’s make a change together! 🐾💰
Tomorrow kicks off our annual Panthers Change Lives Change Drive! Spare change will be collected, and all money will support the Y-S Backpack Program, which combats hunger in our community!
🏆 The grade that brings in the most money in each building wins a prize!
🧡 Wear ORANGE on Wednesday to show your Panther pride!
Let’s make a change together! 🐾💰
Yellville-Summit won third place at the
3A-3 Regional quiz bowl tournament hosted at Mountain View High School today - Saturday, March 7th. Congratulations, Panthers, we are proud of you! A big congrats to Kieran Spence for earning All-Tournament by averaging at least 5 correct answers per game. The team has qualified for the State tournament to be held in April.
A HUGE thank you to School Board members Robin Lee, Travis Doshier, and Eleanor Davenport, along with former teacher Renee Thieme and elementary librarian Sharon Devore, for being guest readers in the middle school library!
Reading with our 5th and 6th graders helped make Read Across America Week even more special alongside all of our other fun activities. We appreciate you taking the time to share the joy of reading with our students!
Reading with our 5th and 6th graders helped make Read Across America Week even more special alongside all of our other fun activities. We appreciate you taking the time to share the joy of reading with our students!
Ms. Simons' Biology students were busy investigating the invisible magic of photosynthesis. To see it in action, we used Elodea (a common aquatic plant) and Bromothymol Blue (BTB)—a special indicator that changes color based on the amount of carbon dioxide present in the water.
By observing the BTB shift back to a vibrant blue as the plants absorbed carbon dioxide and released oxygen, we were able to see the evidence of gas exchange happening right before our eyes. It was incredible to watch these aquatic plants prove they are powerful little oxygen-producing factories!
By observing the BTB shift back to a vibrant blue as the plants absorbed carbon dioxide and released oxygen, we were able to see the evidence of gas exchange happening right before our eyes. It was incredible to watch these aquatic plants prove they are powerful little oxygen-producing factories!
High School Parent-Teacher Conferences – A Little Something New!
We’re doing something a little different for high school Parent-Teacher Conferences this time!
Parents will still have the opportunity to visit with teachers from 1:30–7:30 PM in Panther Pavilion.
In addition, we will be hosting grade-level parent meetings in the High School Library to share updates about new diplomas and course opportunities for our students and provide reminders about the wonderful programs and supports we already have in place. Please use the high school entrance at the student gravel parking lot.
Please see the times for each grade level below. We hope you’ll join us and take advantage of both opportunities!
We look forward to seeing you there!
We’re doing something a little different for high school Parent-Teacher Conferences this time!
Parents will still have the opportunity to visit with teachers from 1:30–7:30 PM in Panther Pavilion.
In addition, we will be hosting grade-level parent meetings in the High School Library to share updates about new diplomas and course opportunities for our students and provide reminders about the wonderful programs and supports we already have in place. Please use the high school entrance at the student gravel parking lot.
Please see the times for each grade level below. We hope you’ll join us and take advantage of both opportunities!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sweeten your day and support a great cause! 🍰 Y-S Student Council is selling Nothing Bundt Cakes, and every bite helps our students make a difference. Grab one (or three 😉) before they’re gone!
