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Meet the Teacher Celebration Set Aug. 13
It's time to kick off the 2019-2020 school year. Meet the Teacher will be 2-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 13 at all school buildings.
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Kindergarten Open House Slated Aug. 14
Parents are invited to a special kindergarten only open house where you can experience a day in the life of your kindergarten student.
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Vendor Fair Registration
The 2019 Ozark School District Vendor Fair is Tuesday, August 6. Register your business now!
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Ozark Summer School Students on an EDventure
Over the past few weeks, have you seen Ozark Zoology students at the Finley River exploring? Or maybe you saw OHS students in the Personal Finance class comparing prices at Cash Saver. Or you could have seen students in the Leadership Through Writing class talking to residents and cleaning the courtyard at the nursing home. That's because Summer School is in full swing and offers students the opportunity to participate in unique, hands-on activities.
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Summer Athletic Camps
Spring and summer sports and activity camp information and registration is now available.
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OHS Students Recognized at State TEAM Competition
Nine Ozark High School students attended the Technology Education Association of Missouri's State Contest May 6-7 at Tan-Tar-A Resort in Osage Beach, and all received 1 ratings for their projects.
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North 3rd Graders Open for Businesses
The cafeteria at North Elementary was abuzz May 15, but not with children eating. Instead, third graders were opening their businesses for the culmination of a three-week economics unit.
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OHS Student Wins 38th Annual Congressional Art Competition
Congressman Long recognizes Ozark High School student Skylar Schafer.
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Missouri Governor Visits West Elementary
Missouri Governor Mike Parson visited students at West Elementary May 10. He stopped by a few classrooms before talking to students in an assembly about the importance of teachers and recognizing Teacher Appreciation Week.
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City of Ozark Teaches OMS Students About Conservation
May 14 was not a typical day for a group of Ozark Middle School sixth graders. Instead of learning in their classrooms, they took to the great outdoors at the Ozark Community Center for hands-on lessons about plants, animals and streams.
