Youngsville Middle High School

The 2025-2026 fall marching band and sports registration will be from June 2 - July 6, 2025, using Arbiter Sports formally known as Family ID.

Congratulations to Konnor Eck and Madilynn Johnson on being crowned Youngsville High School's 2025 Prom King and Queen!

Reminder: Kindergarten Roundup is right around the corner for SAES! The first Kindergarten Roundup session will be this Monday, May 5th, at Sheffield Area Elementary School from 2:00-6:00 PM. Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below or the Registration tab on the district webpage: https://www.wcsdpa.org/o/wcsd/page/registration for more information and the schedule of sessions at EES, YES, and WAEC If you know someone else with a child ready for kindergarten, please share the information with them.

YMHS announces 2025 Jr. Prom Court. Front row (left to right) - Grace First, Alexis McDonald, Peyton Kent Back row (left to right) - Cash Moore, Logan Dougherty, and Xavier Nichols

Navigating Social Media and Gaming Apps Safely Age recommendations alone are insufficient to ensure your child has a positive experience with social media apps and online games. Following our ABC model (safe Access, clear Boundaries, and open Communication) will help keep your child safe online. https://wcsdpa.onlinesafetyhub.io/parent/articles/navigating-social-media-and-gaming-apps-safely

Senior Spotlight - Congratulations Taylor Tuttle. YMHS is proud of you and your accomplishments.

Due to pending Severe Weather all after school activities have been cancelled for today, 4/29/2025.

Senior Spotlight - Congratulations Michael Robert Carnahan, Jr. YMHS is proud of you and all your accomplishments!!

Senior Spotlight - Congratulations Kiana Stanbro! YMHS is proud of you and all your accomplishments!

Senior Spotlight - Congratulations Crystal Baine! YMHS is proud of you and all your accomplishments!

Prom Spirit Week

Congratulations to Lucas Keefer! YMHS is proud of you and all your accomplishments.

Kindergarten Roundup Each elementary school will host a Kindergarten Roundup session so interested parents can meet with various people to learn more about kindergarten and complete helpful screenings. Please see the flyer below for more information or the Registration tab on the district webpage: https://www.wcsdpa.org/o/wcsd/page/registration.

🎉 Testing Tip #7: Celebrate Effort Celebrate your child’s effort with positive reinforcement. After each testing day, celebrate your child’s hard work! You don’t need big rewards—a favorite snack, a game night, or a hand-written note can go a long way. Reinforcing effort helps kids stay motivated and feel proud of their progress, no matter the outcome. 🎉🍪👏 👏🎉 Your encouragement makes a big difference!

Sign-ups for the 21st Century summer SPARK program are now open.  Transportation will be provided!!!  Please use the QR Code located on the attached flyer or access the sign-up link via the Warren County School District 21st Century page. Any student entering grades 6- 8 in the fall of 2025 is eligible. A separate post shows the details for grades K-5. https://www.wcsdpa.org/o/wcsd/page/nita-m-lowey-21st-century-community-learning-centers

📵 Testing Tip #6: Limit Nighttime Screens Try to limit screen time the night before a test to help your child wind down and fall asleep more easily. Blue light affects sleep quality and screen time can overstimulate the brain. Turn off TVs, tablets, and phones at least 30–60 minutes before bed. Encourage quiet activities like drawing, puzzles, journaling, or reading to help your child wind down.📱🚫💤

💬 Testing Tip #5: Encourage, Don’t Pressure A simple “You’ve got this!” can go a long way. Reassure your child that effort matters more than perfection. 💪💬 Say things like “I’m proud of your hard work” or “Just do your best.” Avoid placing too much importance on the score. Emphasize effort, persistence, and progress over perfection.

🕰️ Testing Tip #4: Arrive on Time Punctuality helps students start the day grounded and prepared. Being late can create stress or cause your child to miss important directions. Try leaving 10 minutes earlier than usual during testing weeks to give yourself a buffer for unexpected delays.⏰🚸

📅 Testing Tip #3: Keep Routines Calm A smooth morning can set the tone for the whole day. Lay out clothes, pack bags, and prep lunch or snacks the night before. Keep the atmosphere calm—turn on music, give extra time for getting ready, and keep things positive. Avoid conflict or rushing, which can raise anxiety levels. 🌞🧘 Less chaos = more confidence.