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Welcome Back, YSHS

The High School team has been preparing all summer for the return of students and staff, and we are excited for the year ahead! To help students and families start the school year with confidence, we have created a Back to School Information webpage with important details, reminders, and resources.

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An orange alarm clock is in the foreground, with "Summer OFFICE HOURS JUNE 8 - JULY 31" and a YS logo in the background.

District buildings will follow summer hours from Monday, June 8, through Friday, July 31. During this time, all elementary school offices will be closed to the public. Additionally, the Middle School, High School, and Education Center will be open to the public Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m.–3 p.m. and closed on Fridays.

  • All Schools
A black sweatshirt with "York Suburban Senior 2027" printed on it is displayed against an orange and white background.

Class of 2027...it’s officially that time. Senior class clothing is now on sale! This annual tradition is more than just a sweatshirt or t-shirt; it’s a rite of passage for our Trojans. Don’t miss your chance to order this senior year staple. Visit the Class of 2027 School Store and place your order before July 15.

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Five students and two adults stand on a stage in front of red curtains, holding awards, with "York Suburban Middle School AWARDS NIGHT Monday, May 18, 2026" displayed above them.

On Monday, May 18, York Suburban Middle School hosted its Annual End-of-Year Awards Night. During the program, staff and families celebrated eighth grade students who have truly defined what it means to be a YSMS student. Thank you to everyone who joined us, and congratulations to each student who was honored.

  • Middle School
A young woman in a black suit stands smiling in a grand, ornate interior with arched ceilings and intricate architectural details.

York Suburban senior Alexia Purkanto is heading to the University of Pittsburgh as a Chancellor’s Scholar, the university’s most prestigious award. She was also selected for the highly competitive National Security Language Initiative for Youth program and will spend six weeks in Taiwan studying Mandarin. Congratulations, Alexia!

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