A message from Chrissy Chandler Hive Robotics Head Coach - For the first time in my 10 years coaching this team...Team 1827 THE HIVE Robotics made it to the second round of the semi finals...they fought hard but got knocked out by 3 points. But this is one proud coach!! #morethanrobots
Live from Heartland Regional for First Robotics Competition. Way to go Yellowjackets!

Center High School's Hive Robotics team is competing at the Heartland Regional First Robotics meet at Olathe South High School. Entering the final afternoon of playoff competition, the Yellowjackets are leading the 7th seeded alliance. Let's go Yellowjackets!



Enjoying A Parade of Nations at Indian Creek. Sharing the words and traditions of the many nationalities in our community.


The next Board of Education meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 20th at 7pm at Indian Creek Elementary.
Click the link below to see the agenda and the link to watch virtually.
https://simbli.eboardsolutions.com/SB_Meetings/ViewMeeting.aspx?S=229&MID=12657

The Sodexo Future Chefs competition is underway at Center High School. 13 awesome chefs competing.




Tough end to a great season. Conference championship. District championship. State quarterfinals. Yellowjacket proud.
Final score is 62-42 in favor of St. Joe Lafayette.

Cut the deficit a bit. 48-33 with one quarter to go.

Second quarter not any easier. Down by 18 at the half. Time for an amazing comeback.

Rough start for the Yellowjackets. Down 16-6 after 1 qtr.

Excited to have a visit from Jackson County Executive Frank White to read to kids at Indian Creek Elementary as part of the Missouri Read-In Day! Thank you, Mr. White.



Today is Missouri Read-in Day! Center is celebrating with over 50 staff and community readers at each Elementary school. Red Bridge parent and former School Board President Merrell Bennekin reads about words from the south to kindergarten kids.


We've gotten requests about streaming tomorrow's basketball game. MSHSAA TV is NOT streaming it. However, our HIVE TV has received permission to stream if we can make it work. We are going to make an attempt to connect to the network at the arena and see if we can do a livestream. We expect to know by around 3pm tomorrow. IF we can make it work, we'll post a link here and on the Center Athletics 58 pages. There will be a charge, but you won't need to pay until we know it is going to work. Stay tuned!

Details are in for the State Quarterfinal game for the Boys Basketball team this Friday. The opponent is St. Joseph Lafayette High School. The location is State Fair Community College in Sedalia, and the start time is 4:00pm. Tickets are $8.00 and must be purchased online in advance at this link - https://mshsaa.hometownticketing.com/embed/event/1792
Your ticket also covers admission to the Class 5 and 6 games later that same evening.
Let's support our Yellowjackets!!!

Yellowjackets advance with a 49-32 win over Barstow. Next up is 2nd round on Friday in Sedalia. Opponent to be determined.

38 - 30 Center after 3 quarters. Let's bring it home!

Jackets up 21-20 at halftime.

Yellowjackets up by 3 after the 1st quarter. 16-13.

Yellowjacket Basketball Band is ready for State tournament play. Yellowjackets vs. Barstow. 6pm start at William Jewell College.

The monthly food pantry is this Friday starting at 10:00am at the Center Warehouse. Volunteers are needed to help serve our community members in need. Here's the link to sign up to help - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040F48ADA82FA6FD0-friday14

It’s time to celebrate National School Social Work Week! Center School District is fortunate to have the support of eight school social workers, and each of them is committed to making a difference in the Center community. School social workers are trained mental health professionals who bring their unique knowledge and skills to our schools. They are essential to achieving student success, as they are the link between the home, school, and community in providing direct and indirect services to students, families, and school personnel. Their specialized training allows them to assist with mental health concerns, attendance concerns, behavioral concerns, positive behavior support, academic and classroom support, and consultation with teachers, parents, and administrators.
Thanks to the following special individuals serving our students, staff, and families.
Emily Kellerman – Yellowjacket Early Learning Center,
Jenny Morris – Boone Elementary School,
Roslyn Christopher – Center Elementary School,
Megan Fernholz – Indian Creek Elementary School,
Megan Levika – Red Bridge Elementary School,
Michelle Gibson – Center Academy for Success,
Kathleen Eaton – Center Middle School,
Hannah O’Donnell – Center High School.

