This year, $155,000 is being distributed between the 14 public districts based on each district’s free and reduced lunch enrollment.

Each day focuses primarily on a different aspect of the government; however, the program also allows attendees to participate in various athletics events including tennis, track and field, soccer and basketball.

Round up of back to school activities in the Tri-Lakes

As summer winds down, the cast and crew at Freedom Encounter Theater are shifting gears to a new season of fun and education, with the...

A donation to Elevate Branson's Elevate Kids program meant that area families were provided necessary back to school items, thanks to the Branson-Hollister Lions Club.

High school students from the Ozarks joined other high school students from across the state at the Missouri State Capitol to attend the Cooperative Youth Conference and Leadership Experience (CYCLE).

Back to school events and news from area schools

Families who are new to the district can enroll their children online through the Student Information System, Infinite Campus...

Space is limited, and students will be considered on a first come first serve basis as we receive the preschool interest form.

The new fence around the playground will include a windscreen, another layer of protection.

“Christian higher education is not just about adding a Bible verse to a syllabus,” said Dr. Brad Pardue, director of the Center and dean of institutional effectiveness.

In partnership with Elevate Kids, Elevate Entrepreneurs has been teaching third and fourth grade students some key basic business principles.

That goes to school bus fleets that have over 90% of their buses pass inspection with zero out-of-service defects. Reeds Spring scored 97.1%!

Branson High School and Hollister High School recently awarded six of their students with $3,000 scholarships each.   The students were...

When the Reeds Spring Wolf Pride Band’s trailer was stolen, it was more than lost equipment...

The pair competed in the Biotechnology category after creating a tissue repair system.

The award also recognizes their commitment to regional and statewide leadership and to active participation in legislative advocacy for public schools and the students they serve.

After submitting the form, a family will receive instructions about how to pick up their supplies, either at the Stone County School Readiness Fair or at their child's open house in August.

The school boards and superintendents receiving the award were recognized during MSBA’s Summer Summit in Branson in June.

Each year, former RYLA participants may apply for an internship position, with typically only two students selected per session.