Way To Go Wildcats!! We are proud of your hard work, commitment to excellence, and dedication to showing your great character.
Good luck to Myra and Ramsey tomorrow as they head to the state cross country meet! We will be cheering you on from Linn even though we can’t be there with you! #wildcatpride
Yesterday we hosted cross country districts. We hosted 3 classes. Our boys and girls teams competed and did well. Myra Baker and Ramsie Tschappler both qualified for the state meet on the girls side. Great work guys! Go Wildcats!
Linn Elementary is on a mission to recognize all students for their hard work, commitment to excellence, and showing great character. Today we recognize our first "Way to go Wildcat!" winners!
Congratulations to our HS/MS Wildcat Students of The Month!
Koen Caldwell, Clayton Jurd, Saylie Schaefer, Autumn Baker, Gibson Tschappler, Claire Baker
We regret to announce that parents and other visitors will not be allowed to enter the building tomorrow for the Halloween parties or parade. As disappointed as we are, we feel it is in the best interest of our students. We will do our best to post pictures during the day. Thank you for understanding
The rest of the PTO's Charleston Wrap fundraiser items arrived today. You can pick the items up between 4pm and 6pm tomorrow evening. Car riders can take their items with them. Also, we have a PTO meeting tomorrow at 6pm in the multi purpose room. We hope to see you there!
The U.S. Department of Education released a new Parent and Family Digital Learning Guide on October 23.
This publication, the first in a series that will ultimately provide digital learning knowledge and resources to educators and school leaders, in addition to parents and students, can be viewed here.
https://tech.ed.gov/publications/digital-learning-guide/parent-family/?utm_content=&utm_medium=email&utm_name=&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=
The Lady Wildcats come up short in the District Championship. Great season ladies!
Lady Cats fall short in the second set 25-16. Keep fighting!
Lady cats played well but fall in the first set 25-17
Volleyball getting ready to begin their district championship game against Belle. Go Wildcats!
You can watch the girls volleyball team at 6:45 tonight at districts by clicking the following link https://mshsaa.tv/?B=203196
The PTO Charleston Wrap fundraiser items will NOT be available for pick up today. We are still waiting on some of the products to arrive. We will let you know when the pick up date is set. Thank you for your support and understanding!
Here is the link to the October School Board Meeting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnVEuHDJupw
Congratulations Linn FCCLA Lifesmarts team for being in the top 40 teams in the nation and moving on to the second round! Keep up the good work! Team members: Ally Wagner, Gibson Tschappler, Emma Kucsik, Marissa Gehlert, and Case Pinkerton!
We now move onto the interview section where they will pick the top 16 teams!
The Osage County R-II School District is seeking a part-time custodian on Tuesday-Friday evenings from 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Starting pay is $10.36 per hour. Please send completed applications to smiths@linn.k12.mo.us or drop it off at the district administration office at 141 Wildcat Drive. Applications can be found at: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/734060/General_Employment_Application.pdf
We will resume regular classes at the high school beginning next Tuesday, October 20. We want to thank everyone for their patience through this hybrid learning model. We will be glad to have all of our students back. Please encourage students to continue wearing their masks. We want to do everything we can to keep our staff, students and community safe and keep everyone in school!
In light of the fact that we have seen the number of positive COVID-19 cases in school increase as well as the cases in Osage County as a whole, we are going to postpone the craft fair scheduled for October 25. We hope to be able to re-schedule it at a later day if it become safer to do so. We hate having to postpone this traditional event, but feel it would be irresponsible to hold a large multi-community event during a time when cases are spreading and a lot of those cases are coming from large gatherings. We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue to navigate this unbelievably crazy path!
We received word yesterday that the waiver allowing us to provide free meals to students has been extended through June 2021. All students will continue receiving free meals for the remainder of the year!