Webster County FRYSC

09/24/2026

Five Webster County High School YES Youth Council members traveled to Lexington Kentucky to attend and present at the Kentucky Prevention Network Conference located at the Campbell House.

These five students had the opportunity to present to adults as if they were training new youth council members and then explain the programs and events that they do within our county. They did an outstanding job and were told that they were the best session of the conference!

If you see any of the five, ask them about it! They are passionate about prevention in our county and will continue to do the work to help our community and those around us.

09/18/2026

Please complete the form if you have not done so already! Our funding for our kiddos depends on it. ❤️

🚨 Don't forget to complete the Household Income Form!

This form is not just about students receiving free meals. Each submitted form helps us advocate for our students. No matter your income status, each form matters!

All families need to complete this form, as it supports the district in many ways. Some of those are:
🍴 Free meals for students
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 FRYSC (Family Resource Youth Service Center) funding for staff, student programs, and supplies.
🛜 E-rate funding for high-speed internet
📚Title 1 federal funding for extra academic help for our schools
📊Data for grants that directly support our students

It only takes a few minutes, is confidential, and directly impacts our students!

Please submit the paper copy you received at the beginning of the school year, or complete the form via the Google Form link below. Please contact your home school for a paper copy.

Clay Elementary School, Clay Kentucky
Dixon Elementary School
Providence Elementary
Sebree Elementary School
We Are WCMS
Webster County High School Dixon, KY
Webster Co Area Technology Center
Webster County FRYSC

🔗 Link to complete: https://forms.gle/4JE3bxwazMNDBX3Y7

08/12/2026

07/10/2026

05/14/2026

Great day celebrating our Sebree 6th grade boys. They have been learning about manners, table etiquette, and young men skills. These boys enjoyed a Mexican lunch and entertainment from Mr. Kevin! So blessed to be able to celebrate with them 🌮💙

05/14/2026

We celebrated the the Sebree 6th Grade girls today with a ladies tea. They learned proper table etiquette and then enjoyed some great food and even got a small gift from FRC to take with them🫖☕️🌷🧁So thankful for all the teachers and staff that made this happen and decorated so beautifully! Blessed to be able to be a part of celebrating our young ladies.🩷

04/03/2026

⭐️ Leadership Extravaganza Day ⭐️

Today, the 5th and 6th grade student council kids from both Dixon Elementary School and Sebree Elementary School were able to participate in a leadership day with the seniors of the YES Youth Council. This day consisted of team building activities, low ropes courses, canoeing and a spur of the moment addition of foam dodgeball at the Western Kentucky 4H Camp.

03/27/2026

Eleven YES Youth Council members had the opportunity to attend the Find Your Direction Teen Leadership Conference. They were trained in different breakout sessions over of Narcan, YSUPS Presentation strategies, Va**ng, and Code Red. Emmy Zachary, Jaelyn Rakestraw, Sylvana Torres, and Molly Mitchell presented on programs that the council is currently doing. Then they all had the opportunity to mingle with the other counties through low ropes courses to learn teamwork and communication skills.

03/18/2026

Come join the fun!

Join us this Thursday, March 19th from 5:00-6:30pm at the Dixon location. Join us at our as we celebrate Dr. Seuss with a birthday party in his honor. We'll have Animal Tales and birthday cake provided by FRYSC!

03/14/2026

⭐️ 2026 Character Carnival is in the books! ⭐️

Thank you to all of the sponsors that made this event possible this year. An even bigger thanks to two of our YES Youth Council seniors, Caila Clary and Raynei Roy, for getting donations and for choosing to do a book drive as their FRYSC AmeriCorps service project. It would not have been possible without their hard work!

Another big thank you to all of the youth council members who dressed up and all the other students who were willing to step up and be characters so that we could make this event just as successful as in the past.

Enjoy a few pictures!