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Summer School Set June 1-25
Summer School 2021 is June 1-25. Registration closes May 14. If you plan for your student to attend, please register as early as possible so we are able to hire the correct number of teachers at our elementary schools and know what courses we are able to proceed with at OMS, OJH and OHS.
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OJH Art Student Chosen for MSU Juried Exhibition
What started as a conversation between Ozark Junior High freshman Arden Taylor and OJH Assistant Principal Dr. Phillip Link, turned into having artwork accepted into a virtual juried exhibition for high school art and design students at Missouri State University.
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3 Ozark Musicians Make State Choir
In order to audition for the All-State Choir, students must first audition for the District Honor Choir and score in the top 25 in their section. This year, 31 Ozark students were selected for the South Central All-District Choir and eight were eligible to audition for All-State.
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Varsity Cheer Places 1st at State
Congratulations to OHS Cheer. Varsity placed first in 5A Large division at the MCCA State Competition and the Game Day Squad took third. Eight athletes were also named All-State.
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Ozark School District Hires New Administrators for 2021-22 School Year
The Ozark Board of Education, at its Feb. 18 meeting, voted to hire two new administrators for the 2021-22 school year. Dr. Morgan Kelly was named North Elementary principal and Tom Colvin was named Ozark Junior High assistant principal.
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OJH Student Writes Article About 'A Hero Among Us'
Ozark Junior High students in Missi Hesketh's KITES class were recently challenged to "look for the heroes" in the community. They were then tasked with interviewing the hero and writing an article to submit to the Christian County Headliner News. Eighth-grader Bella Eagan interviewed Ozark Police Chief Justin Arnold.
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Inclement Weather Procedures
In case Ozark School District needs to cancel school, use late start procedures or early release procedures due to inclement weather, we want you to be informed of the process. Student and faculty safety is the primary concern in making the call for cancellation versus late start or early release.
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OHS, OJH Cheer Squads Named Regional Champs
Jan. 30 was an exciting day for the Ozark Cheer Program as the Ozark High School varsity squad and the Junior High cheer team were both named Regional champions in their respective divisions.
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Dr. Philip Link Named OJH Principal for 2021-22 School Year
The Ozark Board of Education, at its Jan. 21 meeting, voted to hire Dr. Philip Link as the Ozark Junior High School principal for the 2021-22 school year.
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57 Students Selected for District Honor, Concert, Jazz Bands
Congratulations to the Ozark students who were selected for the District Honor, Concert and Jazz Bands. 2020 marks a record-breaking year for Ozark with 57 students earning honors.
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Bullseye: OHS Starts Competitive Archery Team
While the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) has been a part of OHS curriculum for about 10 years, the 2020-21 school year marks the first year Ozark has had a competitive team.
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OJH Students Perform Play
Ozark Junior High eighth and ninth graders recently performed the play "Dystopia! The Hungry Maze Game of Divergent Death!"
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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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Two Ozark Administrators Named Principals of the Year
The Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals named two Ozark administrators as principals of the year on Monday, Aug. 10.
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Voters Approve Ozark School District’s $26.5 Million No Tax Increase Bond Issue
Ozark School District is pleased to announce the passage of the $26.5 million no tax increase bond issue, Operation Renovate and Innovate, after the June 2 election. 62.14% of votes cast were in favor of the ballot initiative.
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Esports is Exploding in Ozark
Students playing a video game in a classroom or auditorium may not seem like your traditional after-school activity. However, Esports is growing in popularity, and in many aspects, Ozark School District is leading the way.
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Junior High Speech & Debate Takes 2nd at Tourney
Ozark Junior High hosted the Ozark Speech & Debate Tournament Feb. 29 with 10 schools and hundreds of entries. Overall, Ozark placed second with seventh grader Cammie Dyke bringing home a first-place win in the storytelling category.
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Getting Scientific: OJH Science Olympiad Team Ready for Competition Feb. 22
Ozark Junior High students stay after school weekly to practice, study and often build things for their chosen events. Students hope that hard work pays off at the Science Olympiad regional competition Feb. 22 at Missouri State University.
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JROTC Rifle Team Nabs 2nd, 7th in Alabama
The Ozark JROTC Rifle Team competed in the Gary Anderson 2019 Invitational in Alabama Dec. 7.
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7th, 8th Graders Perform in Junior High District Honor Band
Congratulations to the Ozark Middle School seventh graders and Ozark Junior High eighth graders who participated in the Junior High District Honor Band Nov. 9 in Lebanon.
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