East Yancey
Middle School
Our mission is to provide a nurturing educational environment where students develop academic, physical, social, and emotional skills necessary for a lifetime of learning.
Baseball and Track will begin after Spring Break.
Sign up on 8 to 18. Turn in physical and fill out Covid forms.
This past week, Appalachian Youth to Youth hosted National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week activities at Mitchell High, Mountain Heritage High and East Yancey Middle. The goal of facts week is to provide students (and staff) with factual information about different substances in order to dispel myths like "teen alcohol use isn't as bad as teen illegal substance use." The fact is no substance use is safe or healthy for youth.
In addition to substance use facts being read over the announcements each morning, East Yancey Middle School also partnered with us to host a poster contest and a drug free pledge. Pictured below is Principal Tamara Presnell and Guidance Counselor Monica Robison along with the drug free pledge winner, the Appalachian Y2Y member who spearheaded events at East Yancey and the poster contest winner. An official press release will be sent to the paper soon.
We are so very thankful for East Yancey Middle working with us to host these activities, especially during such a busy week! Thank you to Tamara Presnell for her willingness to host the events and special thank you to Monica Robison for providing oversight ensuring the activities ran smoothly in the school. We truly appreciate your partnership in helping to prevent youth substance use!
Mitchell High will host their poster contest this week.
East Yancey Yearbook Time
Order your yearbook before April 30th, 2021 Cost is $40.00
Or drop by the office for an order form
Order Form for shirts
Food Resources
682-7251 Reconciliation House
682-6011 Yancey Community Center
284-0316 Yancey Feed-a-Child
678-0726 Charity House Mission
536-0414 Dig-In!
Anyone willing to volunteer to assist with food assistance programs are encouraged to contact these organizations to help!
Yancey County Public Library Information
(828)682-2600 Yancey County Public Library
(828)682-4476 AMY Regional Library Office
The Yancey Public Library is ready to take information over the phone to give individuals virtual access to digital library resources.
They cannot create virtual cards through email or messaging service.
A parent or guardian must call their local library or the Regional Library Office to set up access for students.
If a student or parent has a card that is ‘blocked,’ meaning it has expired or has overdue items, call the library.
