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ECS safety and preparedness plan 202-2021 The ECS board and administration have compiled a proactive strategy to keep our staff, students and families safe and healthy as students and staff return to the building for classes on Tuesday, Aug. 25. This strategy is subject to change in accordance with the information given to us from

First day of school is Thursday August 20th. We will return to school with in-person classes. Students who want to do Virtual Instruction need to contact the school by August 17th. Grades 7-12 contact the High School at 417-465-2221. K through 6 contact the elementary school at 417-432-3196. Students enrolled in Virtual Instruction are committed

This year was another first for Northeast Vernon County’s FCCLA. The National competition was held virtually. Each National qualifier was responsible for recording their speeches and submitting documentation to their advisor, Mrs. Bybee, so they could be entered in the National competition. The results are in. KYLIE ALEXANDER – earned a silver medal in leadership

Emily Ford will use the $200 grant to integrate new podcast technology into her classroom Emily Ford, a sixth-grade geography teacher at El Dorado Springs Middle School, has received a $200 grant through WGU Missouri’s “Fund My Classroom” initiative. The funds will be used by Ford to incorporate podcast technology into her classroom as a

The 2020-21 renewals include: Khara Burley, Makinsey Conner, Amy ford, Kiley Gerster, Tyler Goatley, Wyatt Graves, Quinton Hays, Julia Higgins, Tailor Hutsell, Caleb Jones, Ashley Knoll, Nate Marsh, Payton Newman, Bryson Rader, Taylor Robison, Jennifer Stark, Madison Whitaker, Abram Tabor and Calvin Tabor. Due to Covid 19, the decision was made not to have a

El Dorado Christian High School 2020 senior graduation was held on Saturday afternoon, June 27, at the Church of God (Holiness) in El Dorado Springs.  ECS Principal, Mrs. Kelly Bryson, welcomed everyone and introduced Mr. Will Yates who gave the commencement invocation.  Senior biographies and scholarship awards were presented by Mrs. Kelly Bryson, ECHS teachers;

The Sac-Osage Retired School Employees Association announces the 2020-2021 recipients of the Nellie Nicholas Memorial Teaching Scholarship. This year’s scholarship winners are Khara Burley, majoring in Elementary Education at God’s Bible School and College, Cincinnati, OH; Samantha Cox, majoring in Elementary Education at Missouri State University; Amy Ford, majoring in Ag Education at College of

The 2020-21 renewals include: Khara Burley, Makinsey Conner, Amy ford, Kiley Gerster, Tyler Goatley, Wyatt Graves, Quinton Hays, Julia Higgins, Tailor Hutsell, Caleb Jones, Ashley Knoll, Nate Marsh, Payton Newman, Bryson Rader, Taylor Robison, Jennifer Stark, Madison Whitaker, Abram Tabor and Calvin Tabor. Due to Covid 19, the decision was made not to have a

6th Grade English Arnold, Gracie Allyn Boch, Gabrielle Marie Bowen, Alisabeth Nicole Brown, Lela Mae Burley, Karson Brett Bybee, Brooke Nicole Coale, Brooklyn Rene` Conard, Aleah Breann Corbin, Emma Jubilee Corbin, Lillian Jael Crews, Grady Lane Dingerson, Philomena Rose Dody, Lainey Marie Ewert, KanDyn Wade Gallette-Arledge, India Marie Gann, Don Edward Garringer, Tayah RaeLynn Gibbs,

Alexis Barnett – Evan’s Drug $500. Justin Dingerson – Hazel L. Bolander $875. Brock Kirbey – Alumni Association; Band Boosters; Choirbackers; Pitt State Music; Pitt State Academic $2,450. Leah Rohlin – Access Missouri; Bearcat Scholar Award; SBU Art Scholarship; SBU Grant; SBU Residency Grant; Tanner Barger; Wilbert and Lillian Sunderwirth $19,810. Hunter Boyles – Carlyon,