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Preschool 2-Refill packages of baby wipes 2-Antibacterial containers of wipes 2-Boxes of Kleenex 1-Large bottle hand sanitizer 1-Pair of scissors 1-24 count crayons 1-10 count washable markers 1-10 count glue sticks 1-Plastic nap mat 1-Nap blanket/towel (must be washable) 1-FULL set of change of clothes – extra Kindergarten 1-Small pencil box 1-Box of Kleenex 4-Packages

(Open House: Monday, August 21, 5-6:30 p.m.) 7/8th Grade English 1-Pack of college ruled notebook paper Pencils or black/blue pens English I-IV 1-Pack of college ruled notebook paper Pencils or black/blue pens 1-1.5-2 inch 3-ring binder 1-Zipper pouch for 3-ring binder 1-5-pack of dividers Child Development Thumbdrive Pencisl Black pens Play Dough Standard index cards

As the warm days of summer slowly transition into the crisp embrace of fall, it’s that time of the year again – back to school! While the thought of textbooks and early alarms might bring mixed feelings, this year promises to be an exciting adventure for both students and parents alike. So, grab your backpacks,

by Johannes Brann Last Thursday evening’s meeting of the Northeast Vernon County (NEVC) R-1 School Board saw all seven board members present (David Bruce, Heather Brown. Heath Brown, Deland Prough, Connie Gerster, Scott Pritchett and Mike Newman) as well as Board Secretary Janice Graves, the new high school principal, Dr. John Lawrence and Superintendent Chris

Northeast Vernon County FCCLA proudly represented their school and community at the highly anticipated FCCLA National Leadership Conference (NLC) held at the Colorado Convention Center from July 2-6. This annual event brought together more than 7,900 passionate Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) student members, advisers, and guests. The conference provided Northeast Vernon

The 2023 FCCLA National Leadership Conference (NLC) took place in Denver, CO from July 2-6, drawing more than 7,900 students, educators, and guests from across the nation. This gathering provided a valuable platform for attendees to expand their leadership skills, sharpen their talents, explore career pathways, and listen to inspiring speakers. At the heart of

The Sac-Osage Retired School Employees Association is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of the Nellie Nicholas Memorial Teaching Scholarship.  Recipients are Brooke Ehlers—Missouri Southern State University, a second year recipient; Trey Graves—Graceland University, a second year recipient; Connor Goatley—Southwest Baptist University, a first year recipient; Tevi Gurley—Drury University, a second year recipient; Hunter Jacobs—Pittsburg

By Johannes Brann In the world of Missouri school boards, June is the month to adopt and submit to the state a final total of actual receipts and expenditures from the past year and a budget for the coming year. With board members David Bruce, Heather Brown, Connie Gerster, Scott Pritchett and Heath Brown, as

El Dorado Christian School wants to recognize their Students of Distinguished Attitudes for each quarter of the last school year. These students stood out to their teachers for their great attitudes they displayed in the classroom and playground. Great job, students! ECS is proud of you.   1ST QUARTER – pictured back row from left:

6th Grade English Most Outstanding: (Students who showed exemplary writing and speaking skills earning the highest grade for Semester 1 and Semester 2 in Language Class) Jovi Payne Camden Watts Kaysen Strauch Kaeden Norman Grace Seitz Kinsley Hooper Lexy Zartman Most Improved: (Students who showed the most improvement in their writing and/or speaking skills in