Are you at least 16 years old and wanting a great job? Alton R-IV is looking to hire a teen this summer! For more information, please contact Dr. Julie Williams at juliewilliams@alton.k12.mo.us or 417-778-7216. We would love to hear from you!
Be sure to coordinate your student’s FREE sports physical before school starts!
Below are options available from Ozarks Healthcare. 👇🏻
Alton R-IV is accepting applications for the positions of cook and custodian. For more information contact the superintendent's office at 417-778-7216 ext. 1240.
It’s almost show time! 🐄 🐖 🐐 🐑
Alton Comets of all ages are gearing up for the Howell County Heart of the Ozarks Fair in West Plains.
Students (and parents) have spent countless hours investing time into their livestock projects to prepare for this event. Showing begins Monday morning at 8am and the live auction will be held Tuesday evening starting at 6pm.
Animals are on display for your viewing any time these two days. We hope to see you there!
Dr. Julie Williams has been named the Superintendent of Alton R-IV School District effective July 1, 2022.
“For 31 years, I have dedicated my life to public education,” said Williams. “I truly believe it is a duty to give back to society and to engross ourselves in the community in which we serve. My greatest passion is to advocate for rural schools and for the impoverished students of Missouri. It has been said, ‘If kids come to us from strong, healthy functioning families, it makes our job easier. If they do not come to us from strong, healthy, functioning families, it makes our job more important.’ I will continue to advocate for equitable access for Missouri students so each may find success regardless of their background.
My father, my siblings, my children, and I all attended Alton R-IV schools. I am grateful for the excellent education we received and have endearing memories of Oregon County. I am excited to share my experience as I team with a new district and look forward to my future in Alton.”
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Williams back home!
Summer School Starts May 31st! All students will receive free meals! We hope to see you there!
6-12th grade report cards will be emailed to parents next week. If an email is not on file, it will be mailed.
This year's 2022 elementary class pictures that were taken by Yearbook staff are not available to send home with students today.
They will be given to teachers to pass out at the beginning of the next school year in August.
Again, I appreciate your understanding. -Mrs. Cockrum
Parents,
Due to technical difficulties with our system, grade cards for elementary students will not be sent out via email until tomorrow. Students who usually receive paper copies of their grades will be sent home with grade cards today. All students are promoted to the next grade level unless you have been otherwise notified by the district. Please contact the school with any questions or concerns.
Mr. Hunt and Mrs. Orchard’s classes kicked off the final week of school by doing some epic experiments! The students saw what happened when you mix soda and mentos together, a chemical reaction that produces foam, and made some ooey gooey slime!
Summer School 2022: If you have any student coming into Kindergarten this fall, we would love for them to join us for summer school. It is a great way to get some adjustment time in for students and parents. Please drop by the elementary office and complete an enrollment form for those students.
Summer School dates are set for May 31 through June 24. Please make sure to get your forms turned in now, so that we can plan for teachers and activities. Hope to see you then
Because of the significant rainfall over the last several days, 2nd and 3rd grade field day events scheduled for this afternoon have been canceled.
Gunnar Kennedy to compete at FBLA Nationals.
Class of 2022
What fun 3rd graders had making pioneer dolls and marble bags to go along with our story, "Sarah, Plain and Tall." Big thanks to Anne Oesch and Diann Pickett for helping.
Mrs. Holesapple's class making slime to represent an octopus to show how they have the amazing ability to squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks, and holes.
3rd Grade French Missourian Houses
Attention! Due to the threat of severe weather on Wednesday, we are moving our PAT Easter Egg Hunt to 4:30 on Thursday! Please make plans to join us!! Spread the word!
Come join us on Thursday, April 7, 2022 for a fun Family Title Night! We will start in the Multipurpose Building at 5:00 p.m. From there, we will break out into grade level classrooms for fun activities! After the activity, parents and students can view the art show that is displayed throughout the building. Don't forget to check out the STEAM Club presentation in the library. We will concluded at 5:40 in the MPB with food, testing kick-off and door prizes. Remember the 4th and 5th Grade Spring Program starts at 6:30 in the HS Gym. Hope to see you there!