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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2020-2021 Reopening Plan
The Reopening Plan for the 2020-2021 School year was approved by the Board of Education on Friday, July 24th. The plan indicates how the district will be reducing the risk for all students and staff. Your choices for enrollment include seated, blended or virtual. This year will require flexibility, patience and teamwork in order for our students to be successful. Please access the plan at https://bit.ly/32U68Sz or the link below. Thank you for your patience and we look forward to seeing the students on August 11th. |
Virtual Learning Guidelines
Niangua R-V will be offering a full online option, a blended learning option and a traditional instructional option. This model will maintain high academic standards and will be held to the Niangua grading policies. The virtual model IS NOT THE AMI done last spring. Virtual students must come in on Friday, August 7th from 8:00-2:00 to pick up devices and login information. ALL JH/HS students must come in and schedule regardless of enrollment option. https://bit.ly/33delBg |
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.
CLASSROOM/TEACHER LINKS
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Lower Elementary Upper Elementary 3-5 Reading 3-5 Math 3-5 Science Elem Sped |
MS & HS Classroom Links
Mrs. Shanda Cullen - JH/HS English
8th ELA: qicrbtt 10th ELA:56oyfjr 11th ELA: 5vt7y2j Mrs. Jana Simpson - JH/HS English Mr. David Hesford - HS Math Mrs. Donna Jalas - JH Math Mrs. Teresa Jennings - JH/HS SPED Mr. Jacob Layne - HS Science Mr. Sam Rossio - JH/HS Social Studies First hour US history: 7v7v6x2 Third Hour 7th grade SS: x5hboky Fourth Hour World History: fr2zubx Fifth Hour World History: bmpocew Sixth Hour 8th grade history: 7xu7o2h Seventh Hour US History: 7gzilbv Mrs. Gladys Brown - 6th Social Studies and Government 6th Grade Ancient History - 24uwrq7 Government - 5hkoy46 Mr. Cody Starnes - HS Agriculture Mr. Aaron Crosby - JH Agriculture/Building Trades Mrs. Jennifer Callaway - JH/HS Business Mrs. Kelly Donaldson - JH/HS Music Mrs. Angelia Kochs - JH/HS FACS Mrs. Amy Corban - JH/HS Foreign Language and LAUNCH Online and Foreign Language Classes 2nd,4th &5th hrs. - z2aszed 7th hour Middle School Spanish - oomoehi Mr. Kalem Copling - JH/HS PE Mr. Tim Hankins - JH/HS PE Ms. Narissa Sandt - JH/HS STEM Mr. Jackson - JH Science |