Updates and information about Niangua R-V's preparations, actions and response to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).
COVID-19 School Closure Information
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UPDATE: After receiving recent information from local, state, and federal authorities, Niangua R-5 Schools will be extending the current school closure through Friday, April 24, 2020. All extra and co-curricular activities will continue to be cancelled during the closure.
The district will continue with AMI packets and meal distribution throughout the closure until we are informed otherwise. An AMI packet drop off is located within the entrance of the high school. Please feel free to use this as necessary. If you have any questions, please direct them to the district through my email at tjbransfield@nianguaschools.com. |
We will be providing meal services for all students 18 and under beginning March 23 free of charge through the USDA Emergency Meal plan. You MUST sign up in order to receive a meal. You can pick it up in the car line or it will be delivered to your bus stop between 9-11 each day. Adult meals are available for $2.30 breakfast; $3.05 lunch and are PICK UP ONLY. Drivers will not have cash. Once you are signed up, meals will continue. You DO NOT need to sign up everyday.
In the students name section, list ALL students you would like a meal for. This number should match the number of meals requested. If I list two students: Syd and Dalton, then the number of meals should be 2. Each student will get lunch and breakfast-which will only count as 1 meal. If you have questions or there is a change in your situation, please call Meredith at 417-473-6101 ext. 124. |
Alternative Methods of Instruction Information
Niangua R-V staff, students, and administration have been researching and developing a plan known as Alternative Methods of Instruction (AMI). The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has initiated a program that would allow school districts to provide academic instruction for students during inclement weather or due to exceptional or emergency circumstances during a school year.
The recent outbreak might allow our district to utilize our research and preparation over the next few months. A letter is being sent home with all students in the district with information regarding our specific plan for AMI at Niangua R-V. A copy of the letter can be found at the top of this page.
The recent outbreak might allow our district to utilize our research and preparation over the next few months. A letter is being sent home with all students in the district with information regarding our specific plan for AMI at Niangua R-V. A copy of the letter can be found at the top of this page.