Courtwarming Spirit Week Jan. 31-Feb. 3
Tuesday: Our Future is Looking Bright!
Neon Day-Wear Your brightest Neon Colors!
Wednesday: Eagles totally rock!
80’s Band day-Dress like your favorite 80’s musician or wear your favorite 80’s band shirt.
Thursday: Playing us is a hair raising experience!
80’s Hair Day-Rock those mullets, big bangs, and side ponies!
Friday: We have that old school spirit!
Green and White-Wear your green and white. (even better if it’s vintage!)
Click picture to see honor roll
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2/1/2023
To Whom It May Concern: The Miami R-I School District, Amoret, Missouri, invites you to submit a proposal for consideration in the selection of a firm to serve as independent auditors for the district. The District is soliciting bids for a one-year term. This will be renewable annually for three (3) years if the annual assessment of performance proves satisfactory. The District utilizes Software Unlimited for its accounting and payroll. Encumbrance accounting is used by the District. The District utilized a format for financial statements prepared on a cash basis. All systems, records and procedures comply with Missouri Statutes and policies, rules and regulations of the Miami R-I School District. Internal auditing is accomplished by monthly reconciliation. Enclosed are instructions for bidders. Please contact this office for additional information. Sincerely, Dr. Daniel Johnson, Superintendent 
Miami Board of Education meetings will temporarily be held on the third Thursday of the month January – May 2023
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Attention Parents and Guardians,
You can check your child’s grades 24/7 by logging onto our new system. If you need a login, email Mrs. Johnson at jjohnson@miamik12.net
Cell Phones/Electronic Devices Policy
Effective: Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022
Cell phones or other personal electronic device usage is limited at school to passing periods. NO cell phones will be allowed while in the classroom. Other items that will not be allowed while in the classroom would be wireless earbuds, air pods, bluetooth headphones, smart watches or any electronic device that is not school issued while in the classroom or during the school day. These electronics must be on silent and stored inside hall lockers. Phones may only be accessed before and after school, and while in the hallway during passing periods. Earphones that are wired and plug into the laptop, may be used if needed for course work. During class, students may NOT use their phones for calculators, to check the time, music, reading a book, checking their grades or for any other reason. If there is a medical reason to use a cell phone, that will be allowed per a 504 or health plan.
1st Offense: Device is confiscated/returned to student at the end of the day plus an after school detention
2nd Offense: Device is confiscated/parent-guardian must pick up in the office plus 1 day of ISS
3rd Offense: Device is confiscated/parent-guardian must pick up in the office plus 2 days of ISS
*Please note that an additional offense will result in OSS (number of days to be determined by school administration).
*Also, no phones in bathrooms, locker rooms, or the cafeteria.
Effective: Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022
Cell phones or other personal electronic device usage is limited at school to passing periods. NO cell phones will be allowed while in the classroom. Other items that will not be allowed while in the classroom would be wireless earbuds, air pods, bluetooth headphones, smart watches or any electronic device that is not school issued while in the classroom or during the school day. These electronics must be on silent and stored inside hall lockers. Phones may only be accessed before and after school, and while in the hallway during passing periods. Earphones that are wired and plug into the laptop, may be used if needed for course work. During class, students may NOT use their phones for calculators, to check the time, music, reading a book, checking their grades or for any other reason. If there is a medical reason to use a cell phone, that will be allowed per a 504 or health plan.
1st Offense: Device is confiscated/returned to student at the end of the day plus an after school detention
2nd Offense: Device is confiscated/parent-guardian must pick up in the office plus 1 day of ISS
3rd Offense: Device is confiscated/parent-guardian must pick up in the office plus 2 days of ISS
*Please note that an additional offense will result in OSS (number of days to be determined by school administration).
*Also, no phones in bathrooms, locker rooms, or the cafeteria.
Miami R-1
Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan Fall 2022 Four-Phase Plan
Click for more information
Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Services Plan Fall 2022 Four-Phase Plan
Click for more information
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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.
