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OHS Hosts Fall Theater Showcase
The Advanced Acting class began working on a new project this year of writing, casting and directing their own original 10-minute plays. On Nov. 13-14, 15 of those original plays were performed in front of a live audience and lived streamed.
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Celebrating Veterans
Students in Ozark School District celebrated Veterans Day in many different ways, including setting a White Table in honor of fallen veterans.
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Governor Changes Quarantine Guidelines for Schools
Governor Mike Parson and the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education announced that the state is making a change to quarantine guidelines for schools. Students will no longer be quarantined due to an exposure at school when masks have been used.
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Ozark Innovation Center - Virtual Tour
It's been five months since voters approved the $26.5 million bond issue, which allows us to renovate the Ozark Innovation Center to become a second high school campus, and remodel the former District Office to expand Tiger Paw Early Childhood Center. Watch the video for a virtual tour through the Ozark Innovation Center to get an idea of what this innovative campus will look like.
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JROTC Rifle, Raider Teams Excel in Competitions
Oct. 24 was a busy day for Ozark High School JROTC students, with the Rifle Team bringing home seven trophies and the Raider Team bringing home six trophies.
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OJH Art Teacher, Students Featured at MSU Art Exhibition
For the second year in a row, Missouri State University chose Ozark Junior High Art Teacher Lindsey Johnson to have artwork displayed in the Annual Statewide Juried Art Exhibition for Secondary Teachers and Students.
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OHS Senior Recognized in National Merit Scholarship Program
Ozark High School senior Morgan Taylor has been named a Commended Student in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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Ozark West Named National Blue Ribbon School
Just one month after being named a Missouri Gold Star School, Ozark West Elementary added a national title to its resume — 2020 Exemplary High Performing National Blue Ribbon School.
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JROTC Hosts Annual Raider Fitness Crucible
The Ozark JROTC program hosted its 5th Annual Raider Fitness Crucible Saturday, Sept. 12 where 29 teams from eight high schools competed against each other.
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Free Breakfast & Lunch
The USDA extended its free-meal program into this school year. For Ozark, that means ALL students in EVERY building will not be charged for breakfast or lunch.
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