JV boys beat Eugene 57-47! Great job Wildcats!
Frosh come back and beats Eugene 32-31. Great efforts boys!
New Bloomfield has had to cancel for tomorrow night’s homecoming game. We will now be playing Fulton instead of New Bloomfield. Everything else remains the same.
Here is the link to the January 2021 Board Meeting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSi-Qd9L-B8
Just a reminder that all Linn home basketball games will be livestreamed to the District Athletics YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6MV7Fm7gmOd1NdCqBJcLxg
Today’s girls and boys varsity basketball doubleheader at Eugene this evening has been rescheduled for tomorrow Saturday January 16. Girls will play at 2pm with boys to follow. Bus time is 12:15pm.
Preschool will be dismissing at 10:30 today.
School will dismiss at 10:45 today due to forecasted afternoon snow. If you need to make arrangements for your child, please call the building offices. Stay safe and warm and have a great weekend!
JV boys pick up a road win against Centralia 44-34. Good job Wildcats!
Freshman pick up a good road win over Centralia 44-36. Go Wildcats!
Today we have these students who earned a Way to Go, Wildcat! Keep up the great work!
Linn R-II Middle School and High School
B Honor Roll
Semester 1
2020-2021
Students who have achieved a 3.33 grade point average with no grade lower than “C“
Grade 7
Aleksa Baker
Evelyn Bauman
Abigail Bishop
Kylie Blackford
Sam Gerlach
Cameron Hoelscher
Chloe Knollmeyer
John Laughlin
Jonathan Pike
Anthony Platt
Molly Porter
Kadi Robinson
Joshua Timbrook
Stevyn Tweedy
Natessa Williams
Madaleigh Wilson
Grade 8
Gabriel Branson
Alexis Cicero
Tryten Collins
Rylie Cooper
Andrew Ely
Hunter Gerlach
Bren Hamil
Natasha Jewell
Braydin Kammerich
Ian Kline
Vidella Loughridge
Madison Mengwasser
Peyten Niederhelm
Allison Peters
Lara Pinkerton
Hailee Ray
Jenna Reed
Raylee Simpson
Tyler Wolfe
Grade 9
Christopher Brandt
Levi Crane
Curtis Deeken
Shane Greer
Virginia Griffith
Students who have achieved a 3.33 grade point average with no grade lower than “C“.
Noah Hall
Zachary Hatfield
Mia Jaegers
Hank Klouzek
Hailey Knight
Aryln Martin
Stuart Massman
Kendyl Peters
Devon Preston
Natalie Ramsey
Saylie Schaefer
Dylan Wibberg
Grade 10
Brett Barnett
Quentin Berry
Zachary Dodson
Rourke Honey
Leighann Horan
Zoey Jaegers
Allison Klebba
Killy Meyer
Dylan Muehlhausen
Sierra Pollard
Boone Roberts
Kylie Ryan
Delaney Schmidt
Nicole Senevey
Kylie Wolfe
Grade 11
Kayla Arlen
Kristen Arlen
Dillan Blauvelt
Macci Blauvelt
Jaidyn Brown
Zander Brune
Caden Clough
Emily Conley
Matthew Frank
Sydney Grellner
Janay Heidbrink
Aidan Kline
Josh McKim
Lauren Peterson
Justin Reed
Jacob Starke
Abby Sweezer
Ally Wagner
Grade 12
Aubrianna Atwell
Abigail Boswell
Austin DeCramer
Elana Dodson
Gavin Grellner
Claire Helmig
Dorian Hill
Andrew Hueste
Renee Jacquin
Joseph Jewell
Shalynn Jones
Caleb Kixmiller
Rachel Latimer
Caleb Maassen
Austin McKim
Barbara Mueller
Matthew Nenninger
Michael Niekamp
Alek Peters
Chloe Rhoden
Vince Ribaudo
Destiny Riley
Caden Robinson
Owen Robinson
Ashley Ruettgers
Brook Scheulen
Riley Senevey
Benjamin Steinbeck
Kohl Steinbeck
Lauren Steinman
Lucas Strong
Drew Strope
Justine Tyree
Mason Wolfe
Ashley Woods
Linn R-II Middle School and High School
A Honor Roll
Semester 1
2020-2021
* Students who have achieved a 3.67 grade point average with no grade lower than “A-“
Grade 7
Reid Baker
Miranda Berry
Emerson Bowser
Koen Caldwell
Hailey Chapell
Dareion Crider
Karley Frank
Jason Greer
Carson Kliethermes
Mara Mitchell
Anna Plume
Kaylee Sankey
Carson Shockley
Grade 8
Vivien Baker
Reghan Cole
Cole Franken
Hannah Hackmann
Kiana Hostetler
Clayton Jurd
Harlee Klebba
Logan Martin
Emma Monnette
Dylan Neal
Madeline Reichart
Gracie Jo Schaefer
Myrrah Schnarr
Haley Wibberg
Courtney Wood
Grade 9
Madison Dudenhoeffer
Reagan Klouzek
Lily Strope
Ramsie Tschappler
Hope Wolfe
Seth Wolfe
Grade 10
Autumn Baker
Elijah Baker
Annaliese Bowser
Students who have achieved a 3.67 grade point average with no grade lower than “A-“.
Sophia Branson
Marissa Gehlert
Olivia Helmig
Cole Holtschneider
Aushara Hostetler
Laura Lange
Natalie Morre
Trevor Murray
Erika Platt
Jason Powers
Kristin Rieke
Rhett Robinson
Isabella Russell
John Schmidt
Destiny Voss
Grade 11
Bryer Baker
Myra Baker
Karlee Cox
Emma Fennell
Austin Grellner
Hannah Hall
Elizabeth Heckman
Evan Hock
Emma Kucsik
Marissa Leivian
Emily Mengwasser
Ellie Monnette
Case Pinkerton
Maggie Ribaudo
Faith Schaal
Emma Schaefer
Jacob Schepker
Kailey Spencer
Gibson Tschappler
Austin Wolfe
Grade 12
Claire Baker
Elizabeth Brandt
Grace Brandt
Lindsey Brandt
Lanie Branson
Amber Hueste
Jessica Keilholz
Abby Klebba
Dalton Kroeger
Karlie Ray
Garrett Shoults
Lauren Williams
Linn Community,
Linn High School would like to recognize the achievements of our past sports teams at the 2021 Homecoming,
Friday, January 22, 2021. This will be a time to recognize the state level accomplishments of the classes/teams
from the years 2001, 2011.
Teams to Recognize:
- 2001 3rd place State 1A Girls Cross Country Team
- 2011 2nd place Class 1 Boys Golf Team
- 2011 State Champions Class 1 Cross Country Boys
If you or if you know someone who was a member of any of the teams listed. Please invite them to meet in the
Field House Lobby on Friday, January 22 at 7:20pm. Recognition of the teams will be during halftime of the
boy’s varsity basketball game.
Homecoming Night Agenda:
6:00- Boys JV vs. New Bloomfield
7:00- Homecoming Court Coronation
7:25- Singing of National Anthem by Linn Chamber Choir
7:30- Tip off the Varsity Boys Basketball Game vs. New Bloomfield
8:00- Recognition of State Teams
If you have any question please contact Clay Crouch at (573)897-4200 Ext. 2323 or crouchc@linn.k12.mo.us.
Thank You,
Clay Crouch
Way to Go, Wildcats! Lots of great behavior!
Today's Way to Go, Wildcats! Great job everyone! Keep up the great work!
Frosh boys lose 46-29 to Capital City. Play again Thursday at Centralia. Go Wildcats!
Evaluate Week is January 12-15 at Linn Elementary. Let’s go Wildcats!
Frosh boys are down 25-14 at the half against Capital City
Homecoming 2021
Today's Way to Go, Wildcat student is doing a wonderful job Keep up the great work!
We had some hard work, kindness, and great leadership recognized in these students who earned a Way to Go, Wildcats today. Keep leading the way, Wildcats!
Look at these Way to Go, Wildcats!! Keep up the great work!
Our Parents as Teachers coordinators Abbie Duke and Cassie Sneller met with PAT District Director Emma Willims and Elementary Principal Tracy Kingsley today to review the program, share information, and to start the preliminary work for Kindergarten Roundup and Kindergarten Screenings this spring. If you have a child(ren) between birth and kindergarten and are not working with Mrs. Duke or Mrs. Sneller, I highly encourage you to contact them. They have a wealth of information and age appropriate activities to support and encourage the healthy development of young children. Their contact information is below.
Abbie Duke 573-694-2575 or dukea@linn.k12.mo.us
Cassie Sneller: 573-298-2997 or snellerc@linn.k12.mo.us
You can also follow their facebook page at Linn Parents as Techers
Our sixth graders learned about the importance of teamwork today while doing some measuring and trial/error. They attempted to build the highest tower using only spaghetti noodles, tape, and string. It had to be free standing and strong enough to hold a large marshmallow. The tallest tower made today was 51 cm!
What a great first day back! We celebrated these fantastic kiddos with a Way To Go, Wildcat this morning. Keep up the great work!!
Meal menus for January are available here:
http://linn.k12.mo.us/o/ocrs/browse/130535
In light if the uncertain forecast for this afternoon and evening, and the potential for more wintry weather, we have decided to postpone today’s basketball games against California. Please stay safe!
The boys games scheduled against Southern Boone for Monday January 4th have been moved to Monday January 18th at Linn. Game time is 5pm. It will be Frosh, JV, and Varsity.
JV boys beat Owensville 49-43. Good win Wildcats!
At halftime JV boys lead Owensville 27-20. Go Cats!
Frosh boys win on the road against Owensville 56-48. Great comeback!
At halftime frosh boys trail Owensville 24-19
Congratulations to Aushara Hostetler, Alek Peters (MVP), Caleb Maassen, and Andy Hueste on making the All-Tournament Team for the 59th annual Linn Invitational Tournament.
Varsity boys win the 59th annual Linn Invitational Tournament over Osage 89-70. Move to 9-2 on the season going into Christmas Break. Great job by our kids! Go Wildcats!
The Linn Wilcats jump up to a 7 point lead in the 1st quarter of Championship play against the Osage Indians 19-12. Let go Wildcats!
Congrats to the Lady Cats beating St. Clair 45-43! Great job ladies!
Just a reminder that the Linn Basketball Tournament will be livestreamed to the District Athletics YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6MV7Fm7gmOd1NdCqBJcLxg
Happy Holidays to all of you. We hope you enjoy time with your family and stay safe and healthy! We will see all of our students back on January 5. Thank you all for everything you’ve done to help us have a great first semester!
Congrats to today's Way To Go, Wildcats! You are doing such great work and we are so proud of you!
Lady Cats beat Capital City 42-31. Great job ladies!
After 3 quarters Lady Cats lead Capital City 37-26.
Lady Wildcats lead Capital City 30-13 at halftime at the Linn Tournament
Today's Way To Go, Wildcats!! You are doing a great job at school. Keep up the great work!
Here is the link to watch Mrs Brodin's 1st Grade Christmas Program.
https://youtu.be/q-XCigO4nRI
The Linn JV trails Eldon 47-42 heading into the 4th quarter. Let's go Wildcats!
Just a reminder that the Linn Basketball Tournament will be livestreamed to the District Athletics YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6MV7Fm7gmOd1NdCqBJcLxg
The Osage County R-II Schools is searching for one Junior Varsity/Varsity Assistant track coach for the spring 2021 season. To apply, please fill out a general employment application found here: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/734060/General_Employment_Application.pdf
Send completed applications to ClayCrouch at crouchc@linn.k12.mo.us.
At last night's Board of Education meeting, the board voted to hold a special meeting on December 28 at 6:30 to approve the audit. DESE announced today that the audit deadline has been extended until January 31, 2021. As a result, we will not be holding a special meeting on December 28. We will now approve the audit at our regular January meeting.
Here is the link to watch Mrs Flatt's 1st Grade Christmas Program.
https://youtu.be/2l-f1auTxxM
These student have earned a Way to go, Wildcat!! Working hard, improving on Evaluate tests, and being a friend were all noted today! Keep up the great work, Wildcats!!
Today we celebrated these students who earned a Way To Go, Wildcat. They make us so proud. Keep up the great work!
Here is the link to watch the December 2020 School Board Meeting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFQWoMlWW0g
Today's Way To Go, Wilcats!! Keep up the great work! We are so proud of you!
This weeks Linn Basketball Tournament will be livestreamed to the District Athletics YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6MV7Fm7gmOd1NdCqBJcLxg
What a great bunch of students we celebrated today with a Way To Go, Wildcat!!! Keep up the great work!
Just a reminder that school WILL BE in session Monday, December 14, 2020. Have a great weekend!
Congratulations Linn FCCLA Life Smarts team! They placed 9th out of 40 in the second round of Life Smarts and are moving on to Nationals!!! So proud of these kids! Ally Wagner, Gibson Tschappler, Marissa Gehlert, Emma Kuscik, and Case Pinkerton
Progress reports went home today for our elementary students. Please sign and return these as soon as possible. Thank you!
Osage County R-2 would like to congratulate Lindsey Brandt on signing her letter of intent to continue her softball career at Jefferson College.
From great behavior to accomplishing academic goals, to going above and beyond to be kind and helpful, these students all earned a Way To Go, Wildcat today!
Today's "Way to go, Wilcat" recipients are doing some fantastic work at school!! Great job!
Tonight the girls will be celebrating Senior Night against Vienna. Varsity only. The game starts at 6. Senior night recognition will be at half time.
Here is the link to watch Mrs. Brodin's Thanksgiving Performance. You can watch live or later.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kkJbv3ID4g
Look at all those fantastic kids who earned a Way To Go Wildcat today!! It's wonderful to see so many students being kind, working hard, and making our school a great place to learn!
Look at all those fantastic kids who earned a Way To Go Wildcat today!! It's wonderful to see so many students being kind, working hard, and making our school a great place to learn!
Here is the link to watch the Evening Elementary Christmas Concert with grades K, 5, and 6. You can watch live or later.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVMfZuRXeFM
Lady Cats lose a tough one to Eugene 44-36. Great effort! They will play for 3rd in the Eugene Tournament on Saturday.
Here is the link to watch the 1:30 Elementary Christmas Concert with grades K, 5, and 6. You can watch live or later.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sww_28nEkBY
The date sent out for girls senior night yesterday was incorrect. It is actually Monday 12/7 against Vienna. The varsity game starts at 6pm and senior night will be before that. Senior night for boys will still be Wednesday 12/9 between JV and Varsity games. If you have any questions you can contact Coach Crouch.
Wow!! Check out today's Way To Go Wildcats! Keep up the great work!
In effort to give basketball seniors the recognition they deserve senior nights have been moved up. Senior night for boys will be next Wednesday December 9th between the JV and varsity games against Pacific (this game has been added to the schedule). The JV game starts at 5:30 and senior night will follow. The girls senior night will be Thursday December 10th between the JV and varsity games against Belle. The JV game starts at 6pm with senior night to follow.
As it approaches time for us to begin making decisions related to the school calendar for the 2021-2022 school year, we would like your input. Please take a couple of minutes to complete a survey by following the link below. The survey will remain open until December 10, 2020. Thank you for your input!
https://forms.gle/53dBN42DSacDST95A
We have had to quarantine approximately 30 kids in the last two days at the high school. With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, I am asking for your help. I know that kids want to spend time together,
and COVID has been very hard for them. Unfortunately, what we have again seen in the last two days is that the contact kids are having with each other at get-togethers outside of school are leading to positive cases and more quarantines. We are asking for your help over this Thanksgiving holiday to stop the spread amongst our high school kids. Please limit the time they are with large groups of friends. We really do not want to have to go virtual or even hybrid between now and Christmas break, but that is possible if we continue to see this spread. Our concern is that kids will hang out together over the Thanksgiving holiday break and cases will be higher when we return next week than they are noW. Please help up stop that from happening. Thank you all!
I do sincerely hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving! While it has been a challenging year, we also have many things to be thankful for.
Dena Smith
Superintendent
Way to Go, Wildcats!! You are doing such great work at school being good citizens and hard workers!
You can watch the Kindergarten Pow-Wow now live or later from here:
https://youtu.be/lYusF5MfEn8
Mrs. Flatt's 1st grade class--Thanksgiving Performance 2020
https://youtu.be/bbtkZ7IIxAU
If you were unable to get the mask procedures link to open, please try this link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NXWU66reyw41-m1uAHZXkGALidGq_b9s/view?usp=sharing
Please follow the link below to review our new masking procedures that will begin December 1 for students in grades 7-12.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NXWU66reyw41-m1uAHZXkGALidGq_b9s/view
The Varsity girls lead at half time of the season opener against the Iberia Rangers 33-23. Go Wildcats!!
Look at those great students. They each earned a Way to Go Wildcat today!!! Keep up the great work!!
The Book Fair ends tomorrow! If your child would still like to buy some books, you can place money in their e-wallet or send some in tomorrow for them to shop. Huge thank you to our librarian, Mrs. Baker, for running the show and having fun getting books into our kiddos hands!
The MS/HS choir concert scheduled for tonight at 7:00 will be held in the field house instead of the elementary gym. If you are coming to watch the concert, you must wear a mask and social distance.
If you would like to apply to have your child participate in virtual instruction next semester, you must contact your building office to pick up an application. Those applications must be submitted to the building principal between November 23-December 4. Applications will not be accepted after December 4. If you have any questions, please contact the building principal.
Today's Way to Go, Wilcats!!! Keep up the great work!!
We had some awesome Way to Go, Wildcats today!! Keep up the great work!
School WILL BE in session Monday, November 23 and Tuesday, November 24. School will not be in session for Thanksgiving Break Wednesday, November 25-Friday, November 27. Happy Thanksgiving!
Our first basketball game is quickly approaching as we take on Iberia this Friday, November 20. We want to make sure you are all aware of our guidelines for basketball season home games.
1. The entire side of the bleachers behind the scorers table and team benches will be reserved for Linn students and staff. This will allow us to spread kids out while still allowing them to attend. The students will either have to social distance or wear a mask.
2. Allow four tickets per player for opposing teams. No limit on Linn spectators at this time.
3. Within 10 minutes, all spectators need to have cleared the gym after the game.
4. Cheerleaders will only attend home games.
5. Masks are required for all spectators unless social distancing can occur. Failure to comply may result in removal from the gym.
Here is the link to the November School Board Meeting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5TD0pSd1KM
Congratulations to these great students for earning a Way to Go Wildcat!!
We are seeking input from our parents/guardians regarding mandatory masks at school. Please complete a brief survey by following the link below by noon on Tuesday, November 17. It should only take a couple of minutes. Thank you for taking the time to provide us your thoughts!
https://forms.gle/4KhKzYyCt12KSFK97
Congratulations to today's Way to go Wildcats!! We are proud of you!
Just a REMINDER! Fall picture retakes are tomorrow!
As many of you may already be aware, today, Governor Mike Parson, the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) announced modifications to Missouri’s K-12 school reopening and operating guidance.
The large number of students and school staff members quarantined in recent weeks has presented a significant strain for educators, school leaders, and Missouri families alike.
Under the updated guidance, proper mask wearing may now prevent individuals from being identified as close contacts in K-12 schools that have implemented a mask mandate. This means that if both individuals at school – the person diagnosed with COVID-19 and the person exposed to the positive case – have masks on and are wearing them correctly, the individual exposed does not need to quarantine.
The Osage County R-II Administrative Team will meet tomorrow to discuss recommendations for new operating procedures specifically regarding the wearing of masks. These recommendations will then be presented to the Board of Education at the regular meeting on Tuesday, November 17. Following that meeting, we will put any new procedures out to the faculty, staff, students and public. I want all families to be prepared that new procedures are likely coming in the very near future. We will keep you updated as we know more.
Congratulations to these students for earning a Way to go Wildcat! Keep up the great work!
Here is the link to watch the Veteran's Day Concert. It starts at 6:30:
https://youtu.be/7W0YPmOObVQ
Here is the link to watch the Veteran's Day Assembly:
https://youtu.be/Bs45XQCQZDU
The Osage County R-II School District will be holding our annual Veterans Day Assembly virtually this year. The assembly will be broadcast on Facebook beginning at 10:00 AM. We will have performances from the high school choir, high school band, 1st grade and 4th grade. In addition, we will have essays shared by various students. Please join us virtually!
The 1st and 4th grade students will be holding their Veterans Day concert on November 11 at 6:30 PM in the Fieldhouse. Families are welcome to attend, but must wear a face mask at all times. This concert will also be broadcast virtually via Facebook.
A huge thank you to our Veterans and their families for their service, dedication and commitment to our country. We are thankful for the sacrifices you made in service to our country so that we may have the freedoms we enjoy today.
Congratulations and great job to Myra Baker and Ramsie Tschappler for their outstanding performance at the state cross country meet today. Myra came in 35th and Ramsie came in 62nd out of approximately 160 runners. We are very proud of you, ladies! Congratulations to Coach Baker and Coach Wilbers as well! #wildcatpride #wildcatstrong
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!
Final score Wildcats 23 Wolves 37. Great try boys!
After first half Wolves 17 Wildcats 11. Let’s go Wildcats!
Boys are underway! Wildcat Strong!
Lady Wildcats play a hard second half but fall to Newburg 40-25.
At the half Wolves 27 Wildcats 8
A team working hard! Wildcat Pride!
B team underway against Newburg. Go Lady Wildcats!
Just a reminder that all parents of students who are picking children up after school need to do so via the parent pick-up line. This is for students in elementary, middle and high school. Please follow the established process. This includes giving your name to the ladies close to the catwalk and getting a cone number. Your child will then be at the cone number you were given when it is your turn. We load ten cars at a time. Please wait in line until all ten cars have loaded and that line is dismissed. Do not pull out of the line and go around others. This creates a very unsafe situation for everyone involved. Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe!
We will be resuming Jr. High sports next week. Unfortunately, due to quarantines, we are unable to resume HS sports. Here are the events for next week:
Monday 10/12
JHBB vs. St. Elizabeth, 5pm
Tuesday 10/13
JHBB vs. Newburg, 5pm
Thursday 10/15
JHBB @ New Bloomfield, 5pm Bus Time: 3:30pm
Friday 10/16
JHBB @ Eugene, 12:30pm Bus Time: 11am
In an effort to be as transparent as possible, we have added a COVID-19 Dashboard to our school website. We will update this on a daily basis. The Dashboard can be found at the following link: https://www.linn.k12.mo.us/o/ocrs/page/covid-19-dashboard--7
The Dashboard can also be accessed by going to linn.k12.mo.us, clicking on Explore and clicking on COVID-19 Dashboard.
October meal menus have been added.
https://www.linn.k12.mo.us/o/ocrs/browse/130535
For students in grades 9-12, if you plan to pick up meals for your child on the days they are doing virtual learning from October 7-October 16, please follow this link to complete the form. Meals will be picked up in the administration office. They will be available for pick-up beginning at 11:00.
https://forms.gle/Ku87EheGSGGuwRGL9
Please read the attached letter from Superintendent Dena Smith.
Tuesday, October 6
Breakfast
Biscuits & Gravy
Lunch
BBQ Hamburgers
Potato Wedges
Peaches
Milk
Please see attached letter from Superintendent Dena Smith.
We would like to thank all of our parents for sending us your kids everyday. We know things are not exactly what anyone wants them to be right now, but we thank you for entrusting us with your children. We thank you for your continued support and dedication to our district. Please have a wonderful, relaxing weekend! We can’t wait to see your kids again on Tuesday!
Today's Menu is:
Breakfast
Biscuit and bacon
Lunch
Bosco sticks/dipping sauce
Carrots/Ranch
Oranges
Milk
JV and varsity volleyball played really well tonight but came up short against Southern Boone. Keep working hard ladies! Go Wildcats!
Wildcats fall to Eugene 8-4.
After five innings Wildcats 4 Eugene 7.
Due to miscommunication of the scheduling of umpires Eugene has postponed the softball game at Eugene for tonight 10/1
Due to unforeseen circumstances the band competition at Potosi has been cancelled.
Due to other schools dealing with unforeseen circumstances the Linn Softball Tournament scheduled for this Saturday 10/3 has been canceled.
FFA fundraising packets are due tomorrow (10/1) to Mrs. Niederhelm or Mr. Shepherd
Please read the attached letter from Superintendent Dena Smith.
After a well-played third set, Wildcats fell to Dixon 25-20. Great try, ladies!
Varsity falls to Dixon in second set 25-12.
Varsity Wildcats fall to Dixon in first set 25-18. You can do this, ladies!
The Junior High boys fought hard, but suffered a 10-48 loss against Chamois tonight. Hang in there, Wildcats!!
The Junior High girls played a great game aginst Chamois coming away with a 34-5 win tonight. Great job Wildcats!!
JV defeats Dixon 25-18 in second set to win the game! Great job Wildcats!
JV girls defeat Dixon in first set 25-17. Let’s go Wildcats!
Tonight’s softball game (9/28) against Eldon has been postponed due to poor field conditions.
Linn beats Iberia 23-4 to win the Vienna Fall Classic. Great job Wildcats!
After 5 innings Linn leads Iberia 10-4 in the championship.
After the first inning of the championship of the Vienna Fall Classic Linn trails Iberia 2-0.
Wildcats beat Vienna 5-2 in 8 innings. They will now play for the championship.
After 6 innings Linn is tied with Vienna 2-2.
It’s a beautiful day for baseball! The Wildcats are taking on Vienna in the semifinals of the Vienna Fall Classic.
Wildcats beat St. Elizabeth 14-4. They will play Vienna tomorrow at 2pm. Go Wildcats!
Fifth graders learned what happens when you mix different liquids and solids together. They learned some cause reactions which can help them determine their acidity.
After 4 innings the Wildcats are winning 3-1.
Baseball is playing St. Elizabeth this evening at the Vienna Classic. The Wildcats lead 2-0 after 1 inning.
Today, September 23rd, is Picture Day at all Osage R-2 Schools! Remember you can preorder this morning online or send in your picture form. 😊📸👌
The JV is looking good despite dropping the first game 16-25. They are currently leading 7-6. Let's go Wildcats!
The C team fought hard tonight, but came up short with an 0-2 for the set. The JV is up next!
Linn Elementary Picture Day is September 23th! Due to COVID, it would be helpful for parent/guardian(s) to order online if at all possible. If you prefer to send in the paper copy with payment, we will certainly take that as well. Here is the link to order pictures online: https://bit.ly/35TqU6n
Varsity loses to Blair Oaks. All 3 teams played hard. They will be back at it tomorrow at home against Belle. Go Wildcats!
The C team competed hard but lost against Blair Oaks. Great effort ladies!
Volleyball is taking on Blair Oaks this evening. The JV came up short in their game. Go Wildcats!
We hosted a JV volleyball tournament last night. 6 teams competed. It was a great turn out. Our Linn girls competed hard. Go Wildcats!
Since we now have our seating charts in place and some kinks ironed out on buses, we are no longer going to require our students to wear masks when getting on or off the bus. Thank you to all of those who were very diligent about doing this!
Beginning in the very near future, we will have touchless thermometers mounted on the buses. Students will place their hand in front of the thermometer for a very quick temperature reading. During morning pick-up, if a child has a temperature over 100.4 and if the parent is at the bus stop, the child will remain in the parent's care and will not board the bus. If the parent is not at the bus stop, the child will wear a mask for the entire trip and will be seated in a seat alone. Once the bus gets to school, parents will be contacted to pick up their child. On the afternoon route, no child with a fever over 100.4 will be allowed to board a bus. The child will remain at school and parents will be contacted.
There will be a flu shot clinic held at Linn R2 on October 9 by the Osage County Health Department. Please see the attached letter for details. If you are interested in getting your child the flu shot on October 9, please contact school nurses, Lisa Walsch and Chelsea Smith, to obtain the consent form. If you have any questions, you may also contact our school nurses at 573-897-4200. Lisa's extension is 1104 and Chelsea's is 3334.
Wildcats with the win! 6-3. #wildcatpride
After 6 innings Bulldogs 3 - Wildcats 6.
After four innings of play, Bulldogs 3 - Wildcats 5. Keep it going boys!
Bus 28 is experiencing mechanical difficulties. Bus 2 has been sent as a replacement bus. The bus is running about 20 minutes late.
JV softball comes up with a 6-5 win over Cuba. Go Wildcats!
Lady Cats softball beats Cuba 12-10. Great job Wildcats!
The Lady Cats lead Cuba 5-3 after 3 innings.
Lady Wildcats lead Cuba 3-1 after the first inning.
Bus 17 will be at least 20 min behind schedule due to a mechanical issue. It is safely sitting at the school waiting for a replacement bus to deliver students. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Here is the link to watch the September School Board Meeting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AkuHrKhkWE
JV girls get a win over Southern Boone. Great job!
Lady Cats fall by a score of 10-7 to Southern Boone.
After 5 innings the Lady Wildcats are down 7-4
After 3 innings Lady Cats trail Southern Boone 5-0
Along with work on our math curriculum, writing professional development plans, and establishing building wide committees, the elementary also participated in team building.
The Lady Wildcat softball team is taking on Southern Boone this afternoon
Our elementary staff participating in high quality profession development this morning. #alwayslearning
The Linn Cross Country teams competed in the Linn Invitational today. The Wildcats had to battle less than ideal conditions but they all did a great job. Go Wildcats!
High School cheer leading Camp will be moved to October 5th, 9:30 am-3:30 pm.
Due to inclement weather the softball game at Eugene on 9/11 has been postponed.
Bulletin 9/11/20
Wildcats defeat Warhawks 10-0. #WildcatPride
After four innings Wildcats 4 Warhawks 0. #WildcatStrong
After two innings of play Wildcats 2 Warhawks 0. GO WILDCATS!
Mr. Joe spent some time with our kindergarten students showing them how to be safe on a school bus. Then he took then for a short ride! Thanks Mr. Joe!
Out lunch ladies are awesome! Look at this delicious, nutritious meal we get today!!
The Elementary's Week of Champions continues today with "GO TEAM!" We invite you to wear your favorite sports attire!
⚽️⚾️🥎🏀🏐🏈🏓🎳⛸🥊♟🕹🎮🛷🎣🥋🏒🥏🏇⛷
Lady Wildcats fall to Fatima in third set 25-5.
Varsity falls to Fatima in second set 25-17.
Varsity falls to Fatima in first set 25-8
JV falls to Fatima in second set 25-9. Keep working hard, ladies!
JV falls to Fatima in first set 25-7.
Freshmen volleyball falls to Fatima in two sets. Keep working ladies!
Linn Elementary Supporters,
Our most important fundraising campaign of the year starts today and your help is essential!
With the funds raised this year we can look forward to:
**Goal 1 - Updated playground equipment
**Goal 2 - New technology upgrades
**Goal 3 - Support with student field trips
But only if we can count on your participation!
Simply put, we re asking you to reach out to your friends and family and encourage them to shop for products in our fundraising catalog or online. The proceeds of every purchase will make a BIG difference in our fundraising efforts this year. There s a lot of great stuff in this year's catalog; with over 1,500 great products you can be confident that everyone you know will find something they like.
Our fundraising sales only last a few short weeks, so do these quick, easy things today and let's get our momentum going!
1) Register your participant online by going to charlestonwrapstore.com and enter our Organization ID 15539
2) Invite friends and family to shop and support! Send emails, share on social media, and text the fundraising link to your friends & family to quickly spread the word!
3) Look out for the Charleston Wrap fundraising information coming home today!
Below you'll find an instruction letter that you can use to ensure you are registered properly for the fundraiser and that all of your purchases are linked to our organization.
Thank you for your support!
Linn Elementary PTO
Welcome to "WEEK OF THE CHAMPIONS" at Linn Elementary!
Our Evaluate testing will begin tomorrow. Please remind your student to work hard and do their best!
1st grade will test on Tuesday and Thursday. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades will test on Wednesday and Friday. 5th and 6th grades will test on Wed and Thurs.
The Evaluate testing program is an online assessment covering the standards we need students to master at their grade level. The feedback we will receive from these monthly assessments will help us plan instruction and meet the individual needs of our students.
Tomorrow is HATS OFF TO CHAMPIONS! We invite all students and staff members to WEAR A HAT!
Wildcats come back and win over Dixon by a score of 7-4. Great job guys!
Headed to the top of the 5th Linn leads Dixon 2-1
The Linn Cross Country teams kicked off their season at the New Haven Invitational today. Great work Wildcats!
After 2 innings Linn and Dixon are tied at 0-0
Linn baseball getting ready to take on Dixon
Linn beats Clopton 10-0.
Wildcats lead Clopton 4-0 after 3 innings.
Wildcats taking on Clopton this morning. Beautiful day for baseball!
Linn Elementary will begin EVALUATE testing next week! Below is the flyer coming home today. Let's Celebrate with a Week of Champions!!
Tonight's baseball game at Belle has been cancelled due to poor field conditions at Belle.
The Elementary PTO will kick off the year tonight with a meeting in the Elementary multi-purpose room at 6pm. If you're interested in volunteering this year, we would love to have you join us! This is a great opportunity to find out how you can to support the great work of PTO in our school. We hope to see you there!
Both JV and Varsity softball teams come up short against Capital City. Good effort by both teams!
Beginning today, September 2, all students at Linn R2 will be getting free breakfast and lunch through December 31, 2020 as part of a program through the Department of Health and Senior Services. If your child is a resident of our district, but does not attend school at Linn R2, you may also get free breakfast and lunch for any child under the age of 18. If you wish to take advantage of this, you will need to contact the building offices at 573-897-4200 to let them know how many meals you will need. Pick up of these meals will be daily at 10:15 AM.
If you have already paid money on your child's lunch account, we will just keep that money in their account so when we have to start charging again, it will be there. Please let us know if you have any questions.
The softball game vs. Cuba on September 8th has been postponed. Make up date TBD.
Tonight's softball game vs. Capital City High School have been postponed until tomorrow night 9/2, starting at 5 pm.
Tonight’s Baseball game vs St. Elizabeth and Softball game at Vienna have been postponed due to weather. Make up dates for both games are TBA.
Meal menus for September are available here:
https://linn.k12.mo.us/o/ocrs/browse/130535
Lady Wildcats fall to Hillsboro 6-2 to finish up the Sullivan tournament. They play again Monday at Vienna at 5pm.
After 4 innings the Lady Wildcats lead Hillsboro 2-0.
Scoreless 1st inning has the Lady Cats and Hillsboro tied at 0-0.
Lady Wildcats beat DeSoto 11-4. Congratulations to Coach Rost on his first win as varsity softball coach!
After 3 innings the Lady Cats have extended their lead to 11-1.
After 2 innings the Lady Wildcats lead DeSoto 9-1.
After one inning Lady Cats lead DeSoto 2-1.
Lady Cats are getting ready to take on DeSoto!
Lady Wildcats come up short against Farmington. They will be back at it tomorrow at the Sullivan Tournament at 9:45am.
Lady Cats still lead over Farmington 5-3 after the 3rd.
Lady Wildcats take the lead after 2 innings. 5-3 headed into the top of the 3rd.
After the first inning Lady Wildcats Softball trails Farmington 2-0
Lady cats fall to Northwest 12-4 in their second game of pool play at the Sullivan tournament. They dropped their first game of the tournament to Logan-Rogersville.
After 3 innings Lady Cats trail 9-4.
After 2 innings Lady Cats still lead Northwest 2-1.
We have had a great first week of the school year! Thank you all for entrusting is with your wonderful children. Have a wonderful weekend with your families!
In effort to ensure Linn High School senior fall athletes receive the recognition they deserve during their senior season, we are going to move our senior night dates to earlier in their respected seasons.
Softball - September 3rd, vs. Owensville @ 5:00 pm
Cross Country - September 12th, during the Linn Invitational
Volleyball - September 17th, vs. Centralia @ 5:00 pm
Thank you to Eric Morfeld and Andrew Medley for handing out Chromebooks to our students in grades 7-12. We appreciate you!
Bus 76 is held up in construction in the Cooper Hill area. She will be about 10-20 minutes late for the rest of the route. Thank you for your patience!
Thank you to all of our faculty, staff, students and parents for a great first day of school! It was so great to see everyone back and today was a great day! We are looking forward to a fantastic year ahead. We will see you all again tomorrow!
Aug. 25th Bulletin
Kindergarten parents: We neglected to adjust our supply list to ask for nap mats that are easy to wipe instead of soft blanket material. The traditional vinyl or plastic mats work well. If you have already sent or planned to send a blanket, we will use these at nap time and then send home to be washed until you have a chance to make the necessary adjustment. We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience. Thank you!
The meal menu for the first week of school has been updated on the website. You can view them day by day with the Dining button. You can access the monthly menus under the District heading in the Explore menu.
https://linn.k12.mo.us/o/ocrs/browse/130535
Bus 16 will be picking up at the crosswalk in front of the courthouse in the mornings until construction is completed in that area.
Middle School Basketball Practice Schedules
Middle School Girls:
August 24th - 8:00-10:00 am
August 25th - 6:00-7:15 am
Middle School Boys:
August 24th - 6:00-7:30 pm
August 25th - 4:00-5:30 pm
Subs Needed!
Project graduation face mask orders can be picked up in the high school commons from 12:00-7:00 today.
Tonight's athletic meeting will be held in the Field House. This is for any student/athlete and parents who plan on participating in a sport during the 2020-2021 school year.
We want to make sure everyone is aware of our upcoming events and guidelines. First, I want to let you all know that our re-opening plan can be found by going to the district website at linn.k12.mo.us and clicking reopen plan at the top. As part of this plan, all students who will be riding the bus must have a mask on when they get on the bus and when they get up out of their seat to get off the bus. While they are seated in their seats, they may take the mask off. All 7-12 grade students will also need a mask during times when they cannot social distance such as between classes, standing in lunch line, etc. All students who ride buses will also only be assigned to ride one bus. If you have not yet let us know where your child will be picked up and dropped off, please let us know as soon as possible.
Thursday, August 20 is our Open House. Elementary open house is from 12:00-7:00 and MS/HS is from 3:00-7:00. We have allowed more time in order to allow families to come at different times and limit the number of people who are here at one time. We hope to see you there! All adults must wear masks to Open House. 7th grade will also have their mock school day from 4:00-5:00 on August 20.
Parents who will be dropping off their child for school may do so beginning at 7:15. Breakfast will be served from 7:15-7:40. Parents who will be picking their child up from school may do so beginning at 4:00. We will let buses and high school drivers leave before parent pick-up. We will be utilizing the main parking area for parent-pick up after school. We will not be utilizing the circle drive behind the elementary school.
We can’t wait to have all of our students back with us. We are committed to doing everything we can to keep our kids healthy and safe while providing a high quality education. We will see you soon!
Substitute Teachers needed!! The Board of Education voted to raise the rate for substitute teachers to $80 per day. DESE has also changed the requirements for substitute teachers. Full requirements can be found at: https://dese.mo.gov/educator-quality/certification/substitute-teachers
A Content Substitute certificate is for individuals wishing to substitute teach in the K-12 classroom setting (elementary, middle/high school content areas, special education, art, music, PE, etc.). A Content Substitute certificate may be granted to an individual who has completed a minimum of 60 semester hours of credit from a regionally accredited, academic degree-granting, college or university. Verification of these hours must be provided with an original transcript from each institution the applicant has attended. A Content Substitute certificate may also be granted to an individual who is at least 21 years of age, has a high school diploma, General Education Diploma (GED) or High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) and has successfully completed a minimum of twenty (20) clock hours of department-approved substitute teacher training that includes professionalism, honoring diversity, engaging students, foundational classroom management techniques, basic instructional strategies, supporting students with special needs, and working with at-risk youth. Approved training is available here:
Approved training will be available soon
IMPORTANT, PLEASE NOTE: The rule allowing online training for substitute teacher certification will be effective on September 2, 2020. Substitute Teacher Certificates based on the successful completion of this training will not be issued until after this date. In addition to completing the training, an applicant will be required to pass a background check and submit an application for their certificate.
If you are interested in substitute teaching in our district, please contact Trisha Ely at 573-897-4200 x 1003 or via email at elyt@linn.k12.mo.us
Cross Country practice will held at the High School course from 7-8:30 for the remainder of the week.
Here is the link to watch the August School Board Meeting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0jL6zkFsfE
Welcome Kindergarten Class of 2033! Some members of our school team are on a mission today! Parents, as your child discovers their welcome sign in your yard, we invite you to snap a picture of your kindergartener with their sign and add it to the facebook comments section. If you would rather send it to the teacher's email address, that is also fine. The teachers would love to display these at school. Students, we can't wait to see you in person. Welcome to Linn Elementary! 🎉
In order to begin planning transportation for the 20-21 school year, Linn R2 would like to gather information regarding your child's transportation arrangements. Please complete the questionnaire by following the link below. The questionnaire should take less than three minutes. Thank you for your help!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfoEu7mXEz9bZ4Ad8MYKOy8CU0nJlpv4m1HOVoo-VeBDtBIeQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Linn Elementary Nurse, Lisa Walsch, delivered CPR to some of our district staff today. 12 coaches and 1 other staff member completed the training.
2019-2020 Yearbooks will be available the first week of school. August 25th - 28th.
Reminder:
7-12 grades enrollment begins Monday, August 10th.
Monday, August 10th
12th Grade - 9:00-11:30 am
11th Grade - 12:30-3:00pm
Tuesday, August 11th
10th Grade - 9:00-11:30 am
9th Grade- 12:30-3:00 pm
7th and 8th Grade- 4:00-7:00 pm
Please Social Distance during enrollment.
Students who will drive to school during the 20-21 school year must have the following during enrollment.
- Make, Model, License Plate #, and the correct change of $2.00.
We will see if these pictures are any clearer.
Project Graduation is selling Linn Wildcats face masks and Buffs (gaiters). Please see attached information for ordering details.
OPEN HOUSE - August 20, 2020
Elementary Open House - 12:00-7:00
MS/HS Open House 3:00-7:00
All parents/guardians must wear a mask. Thank you for helping us keep everyone healthy and safe!
Any adults attending preschool screening tomorrow, August 5, 2020, will need to wear a mask. If you do not have one, we will provide you with one at the door. Thank you all for your understanding!
Shot clinic in Linn Elementary gym from 3:00-6:00. Please come out and take care of those back-to-school shots!
The drive-thru shot clinic scheduled from 3:00-6:00 at Linn R2 today will be held in the elementary gym due to the weather.
The internet and phone system may be down for awhile today. If you need to reach Linn R2 schools, please contact one of the following two numbers: 572-897-0201 or 573-897-0244.
COVID-19 RE-OPENING PLAN
By following the link below, you can view the entire COVID-19 Re-opening plan as it stands at this time. Please keep in mind that COVID-19 guidelines are constantly changing. As a result, this document will likely change throughout the year as well. If you have comments or suggestions, please email smithd@linn.k12.mo.us.
It is also important to remember that there are many different opinions and beliefs regarding COVID-19, including within the medical community itself. This plan cannot encompass the beliefs of everyone, but we have developed a plan that we feel gives us a good guideline by which to make decisions. We will continue to monitor the situation and make adjustments as necessary based on the circumstances present at that time.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jJkXAOZB3syFS4dnhR2q23TIyvfTumd0CTOInpO_z70/edit?usp=sharing
One of the questions I’m receiving a lot is if we have to go to virtual learning will it be the same as it was last spring. To say we were completely unprepared to go to complete distance learning in March would be an understatement! Since that time, we have learned a lot. If we have to go to virtual instruction again, we will continue with new learning. Teachers will not just be doing review. They will be utilizing Google Classroom and Zoom to provide instruction. There may be other platforms they use as well if they are more suited to their content. Students in grades 7-12 will be provided with a Chromebook this year. For those families who do not have access to technology in grades K-6, we will be working with each family individually to provide instruction through a different method. There may be some students in grades 7-12 who also do not have internet access at home. Again, we will work with each family based on their needs. Please just know, new instruction will be occurring.
Several of you have already sent questions or suggestions. I may not respond to you right away because I won’t be back in the office until the end of next week. Please continue to send your questions and suggestions! I will go through them all carefully when I return.
For now, please have a great weekend. Try to forget about the stress this pandemic is causing right now and just enjoy some time with your family. Together we will get through this and we will help each other through the rough spots!
COVID-19 Protocols
Dear Parents and Community Members,
I know there are a lot of questions regarding school re-opening in the fall. We have been collaborating with the Osage County Health Department and and other area schools to develop a set of protocols designed to keep our faculty, staff and students as safe as possible when school resumes. We want our kids back at school and recognize the importance of having in-seat learning opportunities for our students. We also understand that virtual learning is not ideal for student learning and often creates additional stress for families.
Please take a moment to view the draft protocols by following the link below. Please look these over and let us know your thoughts. You can send any feedback or suggestions to smithd@linn.k12.mo.us. While we may not be able to implement every idea, we will definitely consider every idea presented. We want your input!
I hope you are taking some time to enjoy the summer despite the continued stress of COVID-19. Stay safe and healthy and we will see you soon!
Sincerely,
Dena Smith
Superintendent
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M6Z0mZxb9kY8hRltN7jToewPCUILj2mlioJfs-CwTYw/edit?usp=sharing
Link to Osage County R-II Board of Education meeting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5e4aKndBnTw
The Osage County R-II Board of Education meeting will begin at 6:30 this evening in the elementary multipurpose room. This meeting will also be live streamed on YouTube. The link to access the You Tube live stream will be posted here approximately 10 minutes before the meeting begins.
There seems to be a lot of stress regarding the wipes and hand sanitizer items on the school supply lists. Those are on there every year and we did not take them off this year. We thought if people had any extras at home and could send one in, that would only help the overall cause. Please know the school is purchasing a lot of wipes and a lot of hand sanitizer. If you don’t have these items and/or can’t find them anywhere, please do not stress over it. We will take care of it. If you have extras you want to send in, we will take them. If not, that is absolutely fine!
Drive through immunization clinics being offered at several area schools and churches. Click on link below for more information!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A2vsmeTx9_wsTEhT9K2vx6iWIvU0RCyr/view?usp=sharing
Here is the high school supply list for 2020-2021 https://5il.co/i7n7
Here is the middle school list https://5il.co/i7n6
Here is the elementary school supply list for 2020-2021
https://5il.co/i6dz
Cheer Camp for tomorrow has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
A huge congratulations goes to Tanner Brandt and JD Kruger for receiving the first ever Linn High School Gold Medal at National FCCLA Contest!!!
Happy 4th of July to our Wildcat family! Have a safe, enjoyable holiday weekend!
Osage County R-2 Schools has updated our web page. You can view it at http://linn.k12.mo.us
You can also download our new app for Apple and Android. Links to those are available on the website as well. Check it out!
The district is beginning its transition to a new website with a new mobile app soon to be released as well. As part of this process, we will begin utilizing one Facebook page rather than having a separate one for elementary, high school and the district. This change will be effective immediately. If you already follow this page, you are all set! If you don't, please go to Osage County R2 Schools - Linn Wildcats (https://www.facebook.com/OsageR2Schools) and follow our district Facebook page to stay up-to-date with the most current news.
Click the link below to watch the 8th grade promotion/recognition night.
https://youtu.be/WhOLMDrN25E
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Senior Recognition Night is tonight at 6:30 in the field house. Please observe social distancing.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Thank You for all you do!
