We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Betty Curren, 5th Grade teacher at Pineville Elementary. She's the Pineville Primary/Elementary Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Shanna Maize, 2nd Grade teacher at Rock Comfort Elementary. She's the Rocky Comfort Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Amanda Sullivan, Special Education teacher at Noel Primary School! She's the Noel Primary Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Sharyn Enlow, Special Education teacher at Anderson Middle School. She's the AMS Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Audrey Cloud, Title III teacher at Southwest City Elementary. She's the Southwest City Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Megan Worden, intervention teacher at White Rock Elementary. She's the White Rock Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Andrea Martin, 5th Grade teacher at Noel Elementary. She's the NES Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Layla Pankau, Special Education teacher at Anderson Elementary. She's the AES Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
We're celebrating our Teachers of the Year in each of our schools. Congratulations Wyatt Hester, High School Drama and Theater teacher. He's the MCHS Teacher of the Year! Thanks for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
A familiar face and a newcomer are taking their places at the McDonald County Schools Board of Education table. Incumbent Frank Woods and newly elected member Bob Campbell were sworn in at last week’s School Board meeting. Woods is serving in his 15th year as a school board member. Campbell will be serving his first term. Both were elected earlier this month from a field of five people running for the two open seats. They will serve a 3-year term on the board. Thanks to both men for wanting to serve McDonald County Schools and make a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
A big “Thank You!” to everyone who voted for Proposition KIDS, the no-tax-increase bond issue for McDonald County Schools. It passed with 907 "yes" votes (76.28%) to 282 "no" votes (23.72%)! Because of your support, the school will be able to access money to build six storm shelters on campuses across the district as well as improvements to other areas of our schools. Safety for our students, staff, and community! Watch for more details on the great things to come! And thanks once again for making a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
Proposition KIDS, the no-tax-increase bond issue for McDonald County Schools is on tomorrow’s (Tuesday, April 5) ballot. If passed, it will allow the District to access funds to complete the following projects:
- Storm Shelters at Anderson Elementary, Anderson Middle School, Noel Elementary, Pineville Primary, Rocky Comfort Elementary, and White Rock Elementary.
- Remodel Pineville Elementary’s front lobby and nurse’s office and add classrooms and restrooms at Southwest City Elementary.
- Pave parking lots at Anderson Elementary, Pineville Elementary, Southwest City Elementary, White Rock Elementary, Mustang Academy, and areas around the High School.
Safety for students, staff, and the community.
For more information, visit our website at mcdonaldr1.net #everydayMCS #PropositionKIDS #VoteTuesday #April5vote
It's back to class for McDonald County Schools!
We hope you've had a great Spring Break.
We'll see you at school Monday, March 21!
Let's make it a great week! #everydaymcs
✅ Save the date! ✅
The McDonald County School District is hosting a community meeting about the upcoming No Tax Increase Bond Issue titled Proposition K.I.D.S. (Keep Improving District Safety).
The meeting will be Tuesday, March 22 at 6:30 pm at the McDonald County High School Performing Arts Center.
Conceptual drawings of the proposed storm shelters at Anderson Elementary, Anderson Middle, Noel Elementary, Rocky Comfort Elementary, White Rock Elementary, and Pineville Primary Schools will be on display for viewing.
Other parts of the plan will also be discussed.
The public is invited to attend and learn more about Proposition K.I.D.S. which will be on the April 5 ballot.
We hope to see you there.
McDonald County Schools are going green for St. Patrick's Day!
But don't worry, we'll be back to red and black tomorrow!
Happy St. Patrick's Day to all our McDonald County School friends and family!
Just a quick reminder...
It's Spring Break for McDonald County Schools!
No school all this week March 14-18!
Enjoy your time off.
We'll see you back in class Monday, March 21!
We are highlighting the members of the McDonald County School Board of Education as part of Missouri School Board Recognition Week March 6 - 12. John Carlin is a two-year member of the board. He is an Agricultural Researcher and Intellectual Property Manager at the University of Arkansas. John says he serves on the school board “to serve the community and do what is best for the kids. Seeing meaningful improvements to the district is all I am here for.” Thank you, John Carlin, for leading McDonald County Schools to make a difference in the lives of every child, every day, whatever it takes. #everydayMCS
It’s School Board Recognition Week in Missouri and we’re honoring the members of the McDonald County School District. Bobby Parish has served on the board for two years. He and his wife own Bob’s Hometown Pizza in Noel, MO and he also works as a telecommunications technician. Parish says “being able to be a part of making a difference in the lives and the future of the students entrusted to us” has been one of the most fulfilling parts of his time on the school board. “The fact that the taxpayers and the public have enough trust in us that they allow me and the other board members to represent them in this manner has also been very rewarding,” said Parish. Thanks, Bobby Parish, for leading McDonald County Schools to make a difference in the lives of every child, every day, whatever it takes.
Due to hazardous road conditions and winter weather, all McDonald County Schools will be closed, Friday, March 11. Enjoy your snow day! Stay safe and stay warm.
As part of Missouri School Board Recognition Week, we are honoring the members of our McDonald County School Board.
Dennis Bergen has been serving on the board for two years.
He is the pastor at Banner Church of the Nazarene near Splitlog, MO, and a retired teacher from McDonald County Schools.
“ McDonald County Schools have given so much to me – wife, son, and myself have been employed here,” said Bergen. “It has been a pleasure to serve, and hopefully to give something back. Plus, I still get to be involved in the school system.”
Thanks, Dennis Bergen, for leading McDonald County Schools to make a difference in every child, every day, whatever it takes!
