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  • The Southern Boone School District educates children from Ashland and the surrounding areas and has earned the state's Distinction in Performance Award annually since 2002.

    Serving roughly 1500 students, we pride ourselves in offering small class sizes and a variety of opportunities for our students and staff. We are small enough to share a strong sense of community.
  • High School Library and English Department Fundraiser
     
    Join us on Saturday, November 9th at the Barnes & Noble in Columbia for a book fair benefitting the High School Library and English Department. Mention SOUTHERN BOONE at checkout and a portion of your sale will be donated back to the school. Funds from the fair will be used to purchase new books for the library and English classrooms. 
     
     
     
    Barnes & Noble Book Fair - 11-9-19 9:00AM-8:00PM: HS Library and English Dept
     
     
     
     
    Love sweets? You can also pre-order a cheesecake as part of the book fair! Orders must be turned in to Ms. Dunne at the High School Library by Tuesday, October 29th. Payment due when you pick up your order at Barnes & Noble on November 9th. 
     
    BN Cafe Cheesecake Fundraiser for HS Library and English Dept - See Katie Dunne for Ordering Information
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  • Student Accident Insurance for the 2019-2020 School Year

    Available July 1, 2019

    Student Accident insurance is becoming more and more important to families due to lack of other insurance for their children or having major medical plans with ever increasing deductibles & co-insurance requirements.  Markel Accident and Health Student Accident insurance program helps families cope with these issues in a very cost effective manner.  Please visit http://markel.sevencorners.com/ for more information.

     

     

     
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    Please note that per HB-300 regulations, MSHSAA has released its annual Interscholastic Youth Sports Brain Injury Report regarding the impact of student athlete concussions and head injuries and the efforts that have been made to minimize damages from school sports injuries on the MSHSAA website. This report is located by going to www.mshsaa.org and then going to the SPORTS MEDICINE TAB.

     

     
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    School District phone line   Violence Hotline
     
     
     

     

    Patrons and Students,

    In an effort to meet the needs of our students, the district purchased a new service to help identify and resolve concerns. Whether it is bullying, violence, crime or something you just need to talk to someone about, please let us know. Tell a parent, tell a teacher, or use our school hotline.

    If you send a text message, a school official can reply to you. If you call, you will be asked to leave a voice message that a school official can listen to. They are not able to see your phone number or identity. To the extent that the caller wants to be, concerns can be expressed completely in an anonymous approach.

    Posters have been hung in each of the building promoting the system.

    The success of every student is critical. If concerns are not resolved effectively it affects kids in negative ways.  I encourage you to report concerns to the building administrators or myself. In the event that you do not feel comfortable reporting concerns in person, then I ask that you call our school hotline at (573) 271-2010.

    Respectfully,

    Christopher Felmlee

    Superintendent

    (573) 657-2147

     

    Dale Van Deven                   Brandy Clark                      Amy James                         Justin Griffith

    High School Principal           Primary Principal             Elementary Principal     Middle School Principal

    (573) 657-2144                   (573) 657-2148                   (573) 657-2145                   (573) 657-2146

     
      

     

     
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