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Volunteer of the Year
The Finley River Community Foundation honored Ozark Middle School parent volunteer Kristi Broussard as Ozark Schools Volunteer of the Year.
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OMS Students Surprised with Christmas Party
Ozark Middle School students in Mrs. Gaskill’s class had a special treat Dec. 20 with a surprise Christmas party.
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OMS E²CHO Class Goes Green
Ozark Middle School’s Engineering and Ecology class (E²CHO) instructor Mike Juchems has a vision of teaching his students how to grow food in a sustainable manner.
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Ozark KITES Students Place at Math Contest
Congratulations to the Ozark KITES students who participated in a math contest Nov. 17 in Branson.
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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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Ozark School Staff Participates in Behavioral Risk Assessment Training
Ozark School District is continuing its focus on mental health awareness as eight District employees participated in a Behavioral Risk Assessment training Aug. 24.
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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.
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On Your Mark: Ozark Special Olympics Opens up Opportunities
Special education teachers at Ozark Junior High, Ozark Middle School and Ozark High School started Ozark Special Olympics in the 2016-17 school year to expose students to organized sports.
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Ozark Middle School Assistant Principal Named
On Tuesday, April 17, 2018, the Ozark School Board voted to hire Nicole Watkins as assistant principal for the 2018-19 school year.
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Ozark Students Don’t Walkout, but Work Together
April 20 marked the 19th anniversary of the tragic school shooting at Columbine High School. With recent school shootings, students across the nation began organizing the National School Walkout. Slated April 20, it was a way to mark the 1999 Columbine shooting while raising awareness on school violence.
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