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WBTV News Teachers Taking ‘Alternative Routes’ To The Classroom
On Thursday, August 18, 2023 WBTV News covered the continued need for teachers in school districts across the nation and our area. As a part of this story, veteran 8th grade math teacher Jamie Benfield of York Middle School, 2nd year math teacher Ms. Kaicee Thomasson of York Comprehensive High School, and Director of Human Resources Ms. Jennfier Bolin were interviewed. Ms. Benfield shared, "This is my passion; not teaching Math, but teaching KIDS".
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WBTV News YSD1's Affinity Health Clinic
On Monday, August 7th, 2023 WBTV News covered YSD1's partnership with Affinity Health which includes access to a health clinic located at York Middle School. The clinic offers primary care, such as checkups, vaccinations and mental health services, as well as referrals to specialized doctors.
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WSOC-TV Students First Day amid Calendar Changes
On Monday, August 7th, 2023 WSOC-TV Charlotte covered the first day of school for students, including an interview with Jefferson Elementary School Principal Ms. Mattie Hughes. YSD1 is excited for the 2023-2024 school year and our ongoing journey through Student Centered Learning initiatives as well as implementing a new Modified-Balanced Calendar and Competency Based Education practices.
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CN2 YSD1 2023-2024 Convocation Opening Ceremony
On Tuesday, August 1st, 2023 CN2 covered 2023-2024 Convocation Opening Ceremony for YSD1 Staff where David Frintner was named District Teacher of the Year. Mr. Frintner teaches history at York Comprehensive High School and shared that "when your job and your passion are the same thing, it's a great combination." Staff also had the opportunity to hear from motivational speaker Denise Ryan which included a chocolate tasting to demonstrate not only how to appreciate chocolate, but life itself.
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WBTV News YSD1 First Day of School 2023
On Monday, August 7th, 2023 WBTV News covered YSD1 First Day of School as well as the exciting opportunities ahead for the 2023-2024 school year! This includes YSD1 being one of only two districts approved by South Carolina Department of Education to implement competency-based educational practices.
