Harding Youngstown Elementary School

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month this May , our District School Counselors, Social Workers, and School Nurses will be hosting a district-wide “Wear Green Day” to help raise awareness and show support for mental health in our school community.

We invite all building staff and scholars to wear green on May 15 as a visible reminder of the importance of mental wellness, reducing stigma, and supporting one another. This small act can reinforce a shared commitment to creating a supportive and caring school environment for everyone. 💚

YMS Meet and Greet!

Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy our Literacy Night on Wednesday night! We had a wizardly good time!

Please note the calendar update 🚨Monday, March 30, scholars will attend school; it will not be a professional development day for staff. This change was made in response to recent inclement weather and the shift in Ohio from calamity days to an instructional hours model. For more information, visit: https://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Finance-and-Funding/Finance-Data-and-Information/Guidance-on-Schedule-Change-from-Days-to-Hours/School-Schedules

In addition, juniors and seniors who typically attend Choffin should report to their home school on this day. Choffin will not have regular high school classes as the building is being prepared for the OSBA Regional Conference. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

Reminder 🚨 Tomorrow, Friday, March 20th, marks the end of the 3rd grading period, which is also a two-hour release day.

Attention families: Out of an abundance of caution, Youngstown City School District will no longer operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow. The district will instead close. Once again, YCSD will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 9 due to the weather. Thank you, and stay safe.

Youngstown City School District is going "red" on Friday, February 6!

February is American Heart Month, a national, annual observation to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. Our Nursing and Student Services Department encourages you to wear red to promote heart health awareness, prevention, and education. Stay tuned for photos ❤️