Welcome to Crawford County R-I! We believe that education provides the opportunity for students to achieve their full potential. Our dedicated staff works to help students obtain the knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes to be lifelong learners. In addition to the development of academic skills, we reinforce and nurture the character traits necessary to be productive citizens of integrity. We offer a challenging curriculum within a safe and caring environment. Our students' families and community members are invited and encouraged to be active participants in the learning process.
We hope that the information found within this website assists you in learning more about us. If you have any questions, please contact us. We would be proud to have you as a member of our learning team! Working together, Patricia L. Thompson Superintendent |
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Notice! Free Shuttle Service for Bourbon High School Graduation. Buses will run approximately every 10 minutes from the Elementary/Middle School Parking lot located at 357 Jost Street beginning 6:30 for the program beginning at 8:00 p.m. Shuttle will also be available at the end of each program to transport riders back to their cars. |
Summer School May 29 - June 25, 2013 Applications now available!
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This Week in Warhawk Sports and Special Events:
Next Week in Warhawk Sports and Special Events: Monday, May 27 Memorial Day - Observed . Tuesday, May 28 . Wednesday, May 29 Summer School Starts . Thursday, May 30 . Friday, May 31 Summer School - Fun Friday, Chalk Art .
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Click below for School Supply List for grades PK-4 (Elementary) & 5-8 (Middle School) Add Immunizations to School Supply Lists - Required for Kindergarten through 12th Grade
Immunizations are an important part of a child’s health, and Missouri law requires children enrolled in kindergarten through 12th grade to be immunized against certain vaccine-preventable diseases.
School-aged children must be immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, measles, rubella, mumps, hepatitis B, and varicella.
Individuals attending kindergarten through 12th grade are required to provide proof of up-to-date immunizations at registration. State regulation specifies that an individual cannot attend until all required immunizations are current.
Public, private, parochial and parish schools are required to know the immunization status of the children enrolled in the facility. This information not only protects children but also the staff from harmful and potentially deadly vaccine-preventable diseases.
It is the responsibility of the school to maintain the immunization histories of all the children enrolled and to report that information to the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services by October 15th of each year.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has developed a Back to School campaign for the 2012-2013 school year, which includes a number of resources to help remind parents/guardians to get a child’s immunizations prior to school registration.
These resources include a bookmark, reminder postcards (both hardcopy and ecards), fact sheets and information on the Vaccines for Children program. They are available at no cost and can be ordered at health.mo.gov/immunizations or by calling 573.751.6124. |
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SAVE TIME - FILL OUT STUDENT PAPERWORK IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME
We would like to offer our parents the opportunity to fill out 2012/2013 student paperwork for new student enrollment.
Families should fill out only one Household Information form for all students residing in their home, as well as filling out one Student Form for each child enrolling new to the district (Kindergarteners and transfers). This gives you the opportunity to fill out the information in the privacy of your home and take time to fill them out with important phone numbers, etc.
You will likely be asked to complete additional forms at open house that will include a Free/Reduced Lunch Application. Please complete the Free/Reduced Lunch Application even if you don't think you qualify.
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Attention Students! If you are interested in particating in school sports, the attached documents will be helpful to you. |
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CHECK THIS OUT! The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is pleased to announce the release of the "Top 10 by 20--Missouri Proud" video. This six-minute video introduces the Top 10 by 20 initiative and provides an overview of the importance of Missouri becoming one of the Top 10 states in academic performance by the year 2020.
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BATTERY RECYCLING The PTO is making it our mission in FEBRUARY to start to help get rid of all TYPES of batteries. We will be placing in the Elementary, Middle, and High School's a BOX for batteries. Please help our future planet by placing batteries in the BOXES. Neo-Boards are going to have old batteries that are going to be need to be disposed of - what a great place to start - right here at school! We will also take any shape or size battery from home, for those that wish to bring them in to be recycled. Any questions regarding this program can be emailed to PTO@mail.warhawks.k12.mo.us. PLEASE RECYCLE ALL SHAPES AND SIZES BATTERIES FROM CLASSROOMS, OFFICE AND HOME. BATTERY Boxes can be found in Teacher workrooms and at the entrance by parent pick-up near elementary office. The planet, our children and grandchildren thank you. Remember that a little now goes a long way in the future!
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ATTENTION PARENTS!!! Another easy way to help our schools! If you have any of the following labels or UPC codes, please turn them in to any school office or your child's teacher. Box Tops for Education, Best Choice, Campbell's Labels |
Helping our Schools Through Take Charge of Education, families, teachers and members of the community have an easy way to raise money for their school. When they sign up and designate an eligible K-12 school, Target donates up to 1% of every purchase they make with their REDcard [Target Visa Credit Card, Target Credit Card or Target Check Card] to that school.* Take Charge of Education dollars are donated to schools twice a year. Over the past 11 years, schools have used the funds for whatever they needed, whether it was books, field trips, new technology or supplies. Take Charge of Education is part of Target's broad commitment to education and is designed to enhance educational efforts for children in communities across the country. You can get further details by visiting the following link: https://sites.target.com/site/en/corporate/page.jsp?contentId=PRD03-005174 *Subject to Take Charge of Education program rules. See Target.com/tcoe or call 1-800-316-6142. RED Card, Target Visa Credit Card, Target Credit Card and Target Check Card. Subject to application approval. |
Patricia L. Thompson, Superintendent of Schools |
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