First Day of School is Tuesday, August 23rd
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Pk - 6th grade parents,
We have some exciting news! Thanks to the generous donations of the community, Friendship Club, Miami School Alumni, Living Word Adventist Fellowship and unused funds when Wesley Hubbard had a fundraiser/ community donation back to school drive a couple of years ago, we will now be able to purchase gym shoes for each elementary student. These will stay at the school and be used for PE and at the end of the year they will take them home. Please text 660-464-0132, call 660-267-3480 or send a message to us on Miami Facebook page. We need your child’s name, grade, and shoe size. Please pass the word and get the information to us as soon as possible! It’s gonna take a little while to shop for 89 pairs of shoes! And, we would like to have them for the kids the first day! 
22-23 Breakfast, Lunch, and Milk Prices
Milk price per container will now be $0.45. Student lunch price will be $2.30 and breakfast will be $1.30 (Approved at July board meeting). Breakfast and lunch will no longer be free for all students this year. A Free/Reduced Lunch Application will be sent with enrollment papers, but you can also download one at the following link. Free/Reduced Lunch Application |
MIAMI VOLLEYBALL SHIRTS
ORDER YOURs NOW UNTIL AUGUST 5th. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! https://www.customcreationsbyharvesthill.com/online-store.php#!/Miami-Volleyball-Fanwear/c/135845752 |
Miami R-1 COVID-19 Update
December 16, 2021
UPDATED: Miami R-1 Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan Fall 2021 Four-Phase Plan
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Please be aware that masks are still required on district provided transportation per federal transportation mandates. This includes school buses and district vans.
December 16, 2021
UPDATED: Miami R-1 Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan Fall 2021 Four-Phase Plan
Click for more information
Please be aware that masks are still required on district provided transportation per federal transportation mandates. This includes school buses and district vans.
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Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP)
MOCAP'S mission is to offer Missouri students equal access to a wide range of high quality courses and interactive online learning that is neither time nor place dependent. Miami R-1's preferred provider is Launch. |
Trauma Informed Schools
Pursuant to Missouri Senate Bill 638, Section 161.1050, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has established the "Trauma-Informed Schools Initiative." |
Emergency Broadband Benefit
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is offering a temporary program, the Emergency Broadband Benefit program (EBB), to reduce the monthly cost of internet service. |
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Critical Need/Shortage Occupations
Recent legislation, section 167.902 RSMo, requires that the department of economic development shall annually identify occupations in which a critical need or shortage of trained personnel exists in the labor markets in this state and provide such information to the state board of education. | ||
Excellence in Education
It is the mission of the Miami R-I Schools to educate all students to their highest potential, allowing them to apply knowledge to improve the quality of their lives, to recognize each child as a unique individual and to provide them the opportunity to reach their maximum level of achievement.
It is the mission of the Miami R-I Schools to educate all students to their highest potential, allowing them to apply knowledge to improve the quality of their lives, to recognize each child as a unique individual and to provide them the opportunity to reach their maximum level of achievement.
