We have sent an email to parents and guardians with answers to frequently asked questions about the start of the new year. #ONEwiththePACK
Our new staff members have reported for their first day. Welcome to Reeds Spring Schools! #ONEwiththePACK
It's good to see @reedsspringhs juniors again! We look forward to having freshmen and sophomores here on Thursday to pick up their devices. #ONEwiththePACK
Parents of 8th graders and 12th graders should check their email for important information about required immunizations.
RSHS seniors are picking up their laptops! Juniors can stop by on Wednesday afternoon and sophomores and freshmen can get their devices on Thursday.
#ONEwiththePACK
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RSHS Principal Dr. Isaac Sooter took part in the administrator discussion panel at the rootEd Missouri Conference. Our Student Success Advisor Paige Cyrus-Ham also helped to train other schools. #ONEwiththePACK
Families should receive an email on Tuesday, August 2 with instructions on how to register online for the upcoming school year.
If you do not receive the email, please contact Dana Andrus at dandrus@wolves.k12.mo.us or call 417-272-8173.
Register for Youth Activities! Please click on the link for more info.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeZWFmaZqkTaE2LtJlmAN1bYNtaqdu6V9FiHs08mDtAUh8vBA/viewform
Students who are new to Reeds Spring Schools can enroll starting on Wednesday, August 3. A parent or guardian must visit the building that the student will attend.
Please bring a birth certificate, proof of residency (utility bill), and immunization records.
Registration hours are from 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. daily.
Families who have students who already attend Reeds Spring Schools will receive an email with registration instructions on August 2.
Please call 417-272-8173 if you have any questions. #ONEwiththePACK
Three teams from Gibson Technical Center placed in the top 20 of their events at the HOSA International Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. HOSA is a career and technical student organization for students planning to pursue health professions.
Ally Whorton of Hollister and Aurora Leininger of Blue Eye placed in the Emergency Medical Technician category.
Kylee Kyle of Galena and Preston Blubaugh of Reeds Spring placed in the Community Emergency Response Teams category, as did the team of Hailey Cogdill of Hollister and Ross Chapman of Branson.
Other GTC competitors included Cheyenne Burns, Makenzie Biggers, Paige Rowton, Alexis Baskins, and Angel Dowdy.
In addition to competing, these students attended various workshops and presentations, and networked with other health science students.
The RSMS cheerleaders recently attended camp. The team earned a trophy and each individual received two ribbons. Five of the cheerleaders received All-American recognition!
#GoWolves
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