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Pride of Ozark Marching Band has Successful Season
Ozark High School Pride of Ozark Marching Band had a successful fall season, placing in various competitions, hosting a competition and, of course, performing at the home football games.
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OMS Robotics Club Blasts Off to State Competition
After months of practice, all the hard work of the Ozark Middle School Robotics Club paid off with two teams heading to state and another team receiving the Judges’ Choice award.
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Inclement Weather Procedures
In case we need to use late start or early release procedures, we want you to be informed of the process. There are many factors to include and consider. Student and faculty safety is the primary concern in making the call for cancellation versus late start or early release.
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Long Range Planning Task Force
The Long Range Planning Task Force will consist of school staff, community leaders, business leaders, parents and patrons of Ozark School District. Our task is to evaluate and update our current long range plan in an effort to plan for the next 10 years of Ozark School District. As you know, we have been growing steadily, and anticipate this growth rate to continue. It is our goal to plan for and manage this growth in a timely and fiscally-responsible manner.
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OHS Raider Team Places 13th at National Competition
On Nov. 3, the Ozark High School Army JROTC Raider Team attended the national Raider competition at Lawhorn Scouting Base in Molena, Georgia. Raider competitions are a team-based, military-themed, multi-event fitness competition.
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Regional Educators Learn from Each Other During Annual STAR Summit
We may be rivals on the field and court, but in the classroom we are all on the same team. More than 2,000 educators from Nixa, Ozark, Republic, Willard and regional school districts learned from each other Nov. 6 during the annual Shaping Teachers Across the Region (STAR) Summit.
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OHS Computer Science Students Nab 1st in Hack 4 Good Competition
Seven Ozark High School students participated in the annual Hack 4 Good competition Nov. 2, and all came home with a medal.
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KITES Students Talk Real-World Water Problems with Kenya Residents
“Why did you want to build a well?” “Are there poisonous animals that prevent children from going to school?” “What do the houses look like?” “What do you do for entertainment?” These are just a few of the questions Ozark elementary KITES students asked their special guests — Mathias George and Barbara Burgwin from Kenya, and Riley Snyder, a Branson resident who started the nonprofit organization Generation Next.
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OJH Teacher Plans Digital Breakout to Engage Students
In today’s world filled with technology at our fingertips, it can sometimes be difficult to find ways to engage students in an ancient poem — like Homer’s 8th century B.C. Greek poem, “The Odyssey.”
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Impact 100 Awards $10,000 Grant to Tiger Paw
Money used to purchase vision, hearing screening devices for better early intervention.
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