• 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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  • OHS Musicians Named to All-State Band

    Three Ozark High School Tiger Pride Band students are now a part of the Missouri All-State Band. After a long day of blind auditions Dec. 7 in Columbia, Mason Waltke made the Missouri All-State Orchestra Winds & Percussion on bassoon; Brady Perkins made the Missouri All-State Band; and Brett Meyer made Missouri All-State Band Honorable Mention on trombone.

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  • Ozark School Receives Clean Audit Report, Again

    At the Nov. 21 Board of Education meeting, Andy Marmouget with KPM CPAs & Advisors presented the audit for the fiscal year that ended June 20, 2019, saying that the District ended the year with a healthy fund balance of approximately 30 percent.

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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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  • Ozark Communication Director to Serve on MOSPRA Board

    Casey Owens, director of communications for the Ozark School District, will begin her term as a board member of the Missouri School Public Relations Association (MOSPRA), July 1, 2020.

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  • OHS Inducts 115 New Members Into NHS

    Ozark High School has set a new record for the number of students in National Honor Society after inducting 115 new members Oct. 29, making the school's chapter total 204.

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  • Ozark 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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  • OJH Inducts 43 Members into NJHS

    Ozark Junior High School inducted 43 new members into the National Junior Honor Society Nov. 7.

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  • Innovation Center Programs

    Ozark School District has selected the programs to be moved to the Innovation Center. Keep in mind, this is a fluid process and we may need to make adjustments as we progress. The goal is to move 400+ students from the high school to accommodate a return to the 9-12th grade configuration.

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  • District Band 2019

    Congratulations to all the students who auditioned for 2019 District Honor Band, Concert Band and Jazz Band!

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  • JROTC Raider Teams Place in Top 10 at National Competition

    After two days of competing against dozens of teams across the country, the Ozark JROTC Raider mixed team and male team are both ranked in the top 10 for the nation.

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  • Ozark Nabs 2nd in Hack4Good Competition

    Three Ozark High School teams competed in the third annual Hack4Good coding competition Nov. 1 at the eFactory in Springfield, with one team taking second place.

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  • OHS Special Education Department Opens Pop-Up Cafe

    Mummy dogs and monster Rice Krispies treats are just a few of the ghoulish goodies the Ozark High School special education department served Oct. 31 at Ozzie's Cafe, appropriately deemed Monster Mash.

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  • Ozark 5th Grader Qualifies for Regional Math Competition

    On Oct. 26, fifth grade KITES student Alan Shih competed in a local math competition at Southwest Baptist University, placing in multiple events.

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  • Finley River School Video Takes 1st in National Competition

    When students in Ozark's Finley River School business class created a video for a class assignment last school year, they had no idea it would turn into first place recognition in a national competition.

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  • 3 Ozark Art Teachers Chosen for MSU Art Exhibition

    Not one, not two, but three Ozark School District art teachers were chosen by Missouri State University to have artwork displayed in the Statewide Juried Art Exhibition for Secondary Teachers and Students.

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  • Board Approves Architect for Operation Renovate & Innovate

    October has been a busy month for Ozark School District Board of Education and administrators, as they selected the architect for Operation Renovate & Innovate projects, as well as the contractor for the front District Office portion of the Innovation Center.

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  • 2019 Annual Performance Report

    Each year the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education publishes an Annual Performance Report (APR) for all school districts. Ozark achieved an "exceeding" growth level in English language arts (ELA) and mathematics on the 2019 report.

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  • Ozark DECA Students Attend Fall Leadership Conference

    Ozark High School students attended the Missouri DECA Fall Leadership and State Officer Election Conference Oct. 13-14 where they joined over 600 other student delegates of the conference from around the state to select this year's cabinet of Missouri DECA District Vice President Officers, which includes an Ozark student.

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  • Ozark FFA Hosts Fall Fest for First Graders

    Ozark High School FFA students had some fun with first graders for the club's annual Fall Fest at the FFA Farm. Elementary students got the full farm experience through outdoor games, a petting zoo, a hayride, pumpkin decorating, face painting and even s'mores around a campfire -- all while learning about agriculture.

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