Science of Sound: Summer School Class Turning Trash into Musical Treasure

What do toilet paper rolls, string, drinking straws and wax paper have in common? They can all be used to create an instrument.

Vendor Fair Registration

The dates of the 2018 Ozark School District Vendor Fair are Wednesday, August 8 and Thursday, August 9.

Elite Cuber from Ozark East Elementary Ranked Third in State

Hannah Maskrod is ranked third in Missouri among elementary school students at You CAN Do the Rubik’s Cube competitions during the 2017/18 school year.

OMS Students Learn Problem Solving Skills While Building, Battling Robots

In the robotics summer school class, students work in teams to develop a solution to a realistic need; then design, build, and program a robot to satisfy that need. Students in this particular class are designing and building battling robots.

Dead Week

Dead Week is set by the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA). During this week there will be no contact between coaches/sponsors and students.

Summer Activity and Sports Camps

Registration for Summer Activity and Sports Camps can be found here.

Summer Hours

Tammy Short Named Top Local Financial Officer

Tammy Short, Ozark School District's chief financial officer, was named the Top Local Financial Officer by Springfield Business Journal during the annual SBJ Dynamic Dozen awards banquet.

Ozark Baseball, Essick Inducted into Missouri Sports Hall of Fame

The Ozark School District hit two homeruns at the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Baseball Luncheon May 24 as both the Ozark High School baseball program and Head Coach Mike Essick were honored.

OJH Teachers Surprise Students with New Coffee Cart

Students in Tamara Jackson’s life skill class at Ozark Junior High have been brightening the days of teachers and staff by going from room to room with coffee and flavored creamers in the mornings and iced tea in the afternoons. Jackson, a special education teacher, thought it was a chance for students to give back to the staff while learning job skills. On May 21, however, teachers turned the tables — or in this case, the cart — surprising students with a brand new cart, personalized aprons and towels, and a money box.