Reminder: Tiger Tip Line is available

The Tiger Tip Line is located online at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/9592.

The Tiger Tip Line is for reporting bullying, drugs, fighting, a personal crisis, safety risks, threats, vandalism and weapons.

Please note that we are unable to answer questions that are sent to the Tiger Tip Line anonymously.

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To get your questions answered

If you have questions and don’t know who to ask, please email questions@waynesville.k12.mo.us and we will do our best to either answer your question or to direct you to the person who can answer it. 

Chromebooks to go home with students every afternoon beginning Dec. 1

Beginning Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022, all Waynesville R-VI students will be taking home their Chromebooks each day from school and bringing them back for the next school day.

This process will continue through the winter months in preparation for possible inclement weather.

On the first inclement weather day (often referred to as a snow day), students will be off from school. On the second or more consecutive day(s) of inclement weather, all students will be logging in and attending school virtually during the mornings only. The practice of holding classes virtually on the second or more consecutive day of inclement weather is known as an Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) day. 

To prepare for AMI days, students will begin practicing with connecting virtually for their classes at school and individual buildings will be sending home their inclement weather schedules. (The schedules will be the same as last year.)

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Additional details, examples, and FAQs are listed below:

If students are out of school for one inclement weather day and return to school the next day, then students will enjoy a traditional “snow” day.  If the Waynesville R-VI School District is out for a second day or more in row (known as consecutive inclement weather days), then students will be required to log in and attend school online on the second, third, fourth, etc. consecutive inclement weather day. 

 

EXAMPLES:

For example, if students are out of school on Dec. 7 and Dec. 8 for inclement weather, then students will need to log in and attend school online on Dec. 8.  Continuing with our example, if Dec. 14 was also an inclement weather day, students would enjoy a traditional "snow" day and not need to log in on Dec. 14.  If, however, the next day (Dec. 15) was also an inclement weather day (in addition to Dec. 14), then students would need to log in on Dec. 15. 

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FAQs

1. Why are we having AMI days? The global pandemic has contributed to learning gaps and our goal is to fill in those learning gaps through continuous learning. AMI days keep students engaged with their teachers to avoid a loss of learning during continuous days off.   Using consecutive days will help avoid further gaps in your child’s education, provide continuity of learning and help your child achieve academic success. Additionally, inclement weather days will help prepare staff and students in the event that the district would ever need to return to distance learning. 

 

2. Will the district receive more money for having school on consecutive snow days?  No, but we do want students to be prepared at all times to make the switch from seated to virtual learning and this is one way to keep the skills intact.

 

3. How will inclement weather (snow) days impact the school calendar?  Because the district has chosen a max calendar, snow days do not have to be made up in the traditional sense. The last day of school will be Friday, May 26, 2023, regardless of the number of snow days. 

 

4. May I still purchase Chromebook insurance? Yes, the link is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/10212. The summary about costs, etc. is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/11234. (You may need to copy and paste the links into your browser.) 

 

5. What if I need help getting my child logged on during an AMI day? Please go to https://waynesville.zendesk.com/.  (You may need to copy and paste the link into your browser.) If your question is not addressed there, please click on “Submit a Request” on the upper right-hand corner and submit a ticket.

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Traditional Inclement Weather Information 

 

1)  If it’s snowing, will there be school?

It depends! The Waynesville R-VI School District has multiple options in the event of winter weather conditions, including:

1. School will be in session. No changes. (We typically do not make announcements that school will be in session. If there is no announcement, then school is in session.)
2. Run buses on snow routes.  If we run snow routes in the morning, we will run snow routes in the afternoon as well. (Transportation will be providing snow route information at a later date.)  Due to the different types of roads in our district and the routing of certain school buses, the “snow route” may be the usual route with no changes.
3. Delayed start. When a delayed start is announced, all schools will begin 2 hours later than usual.  All buses will run 2 hours late (so if your bus pick up time is 6:30 a.m., your bus pick up time will be 8:30 a.m.). If a delayed start occurs on a Wednesday, the delayed start is two hours later than the delayed start time on a Wednesday when there is a delayed start.  For example, if school would normally start at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, school will begin at 11 a.m. Delayed start has no impact on dismissal times.  On delayed start days, school is dismissed at the regular time. 
4. Early dismissal.  An announcement will be made if school is to be dismissed early. The time varies.

 

2) How are decisions made regarding whether or not we will be in session? 

a.  The Waynesville R-VI School District typically makes the decision to have school or not have school in the morning to see if the predicted weather actually arrived and/or to see how much progress road crews have made while working through the night. Transportation personnel usually begin checking roads at 3:30 a.m. and when possible, the decision is made by 5 a.m.

 

3) If school is cancelled, where will the information be posted and/or available? 

• A phone call will go to families
• A Remind text will be sent to families
• Local radio stations will be notified
• Tiger TV (Channel 12) and television station KY3 will be notified
• A post will appear on the Waynesville R-VI School District’s Facebook page
• A post will appear on each of the school’s websites

 

4)  Is it possible that I will receive a phone call and a text?

a. Yes. We utilize two separate systems to ensure you receive at least one of the messages.

 

5)  If it starts to snow or ice, why don’t you immediately dismiss school?

a. There are times when the district is advised to keep students safe at school and allow

time for crews to treat the roads.

 

6) Terrible weather is predicted and other schools around have announced they are closing for the next day.  Why haven’t we?

a.  The local weather is very unpredictable, even with sophisticated satellite systems. If

at all possible, we would like our students to be in school where they will

continue learning. 

 

7) Other schools are out.  Why are we still going to school?

a.  Each school district’s road conditions are unique; more rural districts typically announce the night before that there will be no school because of their pre-existing road conditions. We know where our most challenging spots are located and a real human goes out and drives the routes to see if we can go to school, if we need to use snow routes, if we need a delayed start or if we need to close school.

 

8)  The windchill is expected to be below zero and you plan to have school?

a.  Yes, below freezing temperatures occur in this area, which puts the windchill below zero at times.  If your child or a child you know of is in need of a coat or shoes, please contact your school counselor to see if any of these items are available. 

 

9) What is the number for Transportation?

573-842-2199

Announcements and important dates

Teacher assignments and student schedules will be available to families by 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 5, 2022.  (More information will be forthcoming closer to the date.) 

 

At a glance, below are some important dates:

 

1. Aug. 2-4 Free physicals (required for all sports, band and Raiders)

Mercy Clinic in St. Robert from 5 p.m.– 6:30 p.m. on these days:

• Tuesday, Aug. 2 for last names beginning with A-H
• Wednesday, Aug. 3 for last names beginning with I-P
• Thursday, Aug. 4 for last names beginning with Q-Z

Waynesville School Based Health Clinic & Central Ozarks Medical Center. To make an appointment, call 573-286-7001.

NOTE:  Completed high school physicals may be emailed to jstearns@waynesville.k12.mo.us. Keep a copy of your child’s physical in case the email and attachment do not come through. 

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2. Aug. 5:  9 a.m. Schedules/teacher assignments

Teacher assignments/schedules will be available

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3. Aug. 8 WHS sports practice/tryouts

First day of practice/tryouts for high school athletes

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4. Aug. 9:  Transition (Orientation) Day at WHS for all 9th graders & new (to the district) 10th-12^th graders

Aug. 9 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration is required. Parent meetings will be held the day before. See registration form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSezR5cQxCRwKRpIblC4kfvRH-2HoXKwlnyXk0_Rez6DBu-4Cw/viewform for details.

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5. Aug. 10 or 11:  Transition (Orientation) Day for all 7^th graders and new (to the district) 8^th grades and their parents.

One of two options at Waynesville Middle School—Aug.  10: 4 to 6 p.m.  or Aug. 11:  2 to 4 p.m. No registration required.

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6. Aug. 15:  WMS sports practice/tryouts

First day of practice/tryouts for middle school athletes

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7. Aug. 17-24:  Meet the Teacher Nights

· Preschool Meet the Teacher

Williams Early Childhood Center

    Meet the Teacher:  Aug. 17: 4-6 p.m.

Parker Preschool

    Meet the Teacher Aug. 18: 4-6 p.m.

 

· Grades K-5: East, Freedom, Partridge, Thayer

     and Wood Elementary Meet the Teacher

    Meet the Teacher Aug. 18: 4-6 p.m.

 

· Grade 6: Meet the Teacher

Waynesville Sixth Grade Center (6th grade)

    Meet the Teacher Aug. 17: 4 to 6 p.m.

 

· Grades 7-12: Meet the Teacher

Waynesville Middle School (7th & 8th grades)

Waynesville High School (9th-12th grades)

Waynesville Career Center (9th-adults)

                       Meet the Teacher Aug. 24: 4 to 6 p.m.

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8. Aug. 22:  1st Day of School

All Waynesville R-VI schools begin Monday, Aug 22 

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9.  Aug. 24 and every Wednesday:  Delayed Start Wednesdays

School begins 30-minutes later on Wednesdays and buses run 30 minutes later on Wednesdays. Dismissal times do not change on Wednesdays.

1. Practice/tryout dates

The first practice/tryout date for fall HIGH SCHOOL sports will be Aug. 8, 2022

The first practice/tryout date for fall MIDDLE SCHOOL sports will be Aug. 15, 2022

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2. Fall Sports

Fall sports at Waynesville High School are as follows:

Football

Boys' Soccer

Girls' Volleyball

Cross Country B/G

HS Girls' Softball

Girls' Tennis

Girls' Golf

Cheerleading

Boys' Swimming

Fall sports at Waynesville Middle (MS) are as follows:

MS Football

MS Cross Country

MS Volleyball

All sports and their seasons are listed at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/9548

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3. Athletic Participation Fee

An annual athletic participation fee of $25.00 will be charged for the 2022-23 school year. If a family has more than one child participating, the following rate schedule will apply:

$25.00 for the first child

$15.00 for the second child

$10.00 for each additional child

Payment (checks or cash) should be made to the Athletics Office at Waynesville High School, 200 G.W. Lane Street, Waynesville.  For more information, call 573-842-2450.  

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4. Follow your child's team

On all your devices, create an account on the Waynesville Athletic website to follow your child's athletic team(s). Go to https://www.waynesvilletigerathletics.org/ and create a login by clicking on the upper right-hand corner.

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5. Physicals

Students participating in sports, Raiders, or band at Waynesville High School or Waynesville Middle School for the 2022-23 seasons will need a physical using the MSHSAA Physical Form. The form is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/1681/MSHSAA%20Physical%20and%20Pre-Participation%20Forms.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1z2d7rXidGPMumHA4HLm_dU49lOZGE6QoV0HXjpGFe7deDG3cSOr2n108.  Even though the forms stats it is valid for two years, the district requires an annual physical. 

Free Sports Physicals 

 

Students participating in sports, Raiders, or band at Waynesville High School or Waynesville Middle School for the 2022-23 seasons will need a physical using the MSHSAA Physical Form.

 

The form is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/1681/MSHSAA%20Physical%20and%20Pre-Participation%20Forms.pdf

All athletes must have a physical dated after Feb. 1, 2022, on file at the athletic office before the first day of practice. Middle school athletes should turn their physical forms into the nurse at the middle school. High school students should turn their physical forms into the Athletics office.  A parent signature will be needed on the physical form or a parent must be present for the exam.

1. Free physicals are donated by Mercy Clinic in St. Robert and will be performed at Mercy Clinic in St. Robert from 5 p.m.– 6:30 p.m. on these days:

• Tuesday, Aug. 2 for last names beginning with A-H
• Wednesday, Aug. 3 for last names beginning with I-P
• Thursday, Aug. 4 for last names beginning with Q-Z

 

2. Free sports physicals (appointment necessary) will also be done by the Waynesville School Based Health Clinic & Central Ozarks Medical Center. To make an appointment, call 573-286-7001.

 

Notes:

Students will not be allowed to start high school sports on Aug. 8 without a current physical (dated after Feb. 1, 2022) on file in the athletic office.

Students will not be allowed to start middle school sports on Aug. 15 without a current physical on file with the nurse at the middle school.

 

The first practice/tryout date for fall HIGH SCHOOL sports will be Aug. 8, 2022.

The first practice/tryout date for fall MIDDLE SCHOOL sports will be Aug. 15, 2022.

 

Even though the physical form states that it is valid for two years, the Waynesville R-VI School District requires an annual physical for students participating in sports, Raiders or band. 

 

For more information

For more information, please contact Athletics at 573-842-2450.

Fort Leonard Wood school boundary changes announced

 

The Waynesville R-VI School District will be altering boundary lines for some streets on Fort Leonard Wood for the 2022-23 school year. 

 

“Our goal is to better align the number of students with the space available in Partridge, Thayer and Wood so that we can have similar class sizes throughout post,” said Dr. Billy Cobb, executive director of operational services. “Specifically, Wood Elementary has experienced a disproportionate increase in the number students and it has become necessary to make some adjustments so that we can better serve our students.”

 

Parents may request that their children be considered for remaining at their current school by submitting a Student Transfer Request Form. Transfers are approved just before the start of the school year and only if space is available after all students in the school have been assigned to teachers. If a transfer is approved, transportation is the responsibility of the parent. More information is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/2971.

 

The streets and their home schools for the 2022-23 school year are listed below.

Childs named principal at East Elementary

Austin named principal at Partridge Elementary

 

Melissa Childs, the principal at Partridge Elementary, will become the new head principal at East Elementary, effective July 1, 2022. Robert Hauck, who was scheduled to begin the role on July 1, accepted a principal position in Rolla where he currently serves as assistant principal. 

 

“I look forward to working with East Elementary students and their families,” Childs said. “My goals will include creating a warm, welcoming and supportive environment by providing opportunities for two-way communication with our families. In addition, I will focus on students becoming confident learners and leaders who try new tasks and put forth a solid effort every day.”

 

Childs has 27 years of experience in the Waynesville R-VI School District, having served as the head principal at Partridge for two years. Prior to that, she served as an assistant principal, a technology integration specialist, taught second and fourth grades, and students with behavioral disorders. She also previously worked at Boys and Girls Town in St. James.

 

“Student social and emotional needs play a more prominent role in educating the whole child and Ms. Childs’ background and experience will be especially beneficial,” said Hilary Bales, the assistant superintendent of personnel services who will become superintendent on July 1.

 

Naomi Austin, the assistant principal at the Waynesville Sixth Grade Center, will become the principal at Partridge Elementary, which fills the vacancy created by Childs’ move to East.

 

“I look forward to serving our military families and providing support for their academic and social/emotional development. I have a great fondness for military families, as my son is currently assigned to the USS Topeka.  I count this opportunity as a great privilege,” Austin said. “When our military families know that their children are safe and well cared for in our schools, they can then focus on their important mission of protecting our nation.”

Austin served as principal at the Verona R-7 school district for grades 7-12 and previously served as a principal at Wheaton R-3 for grades Pre-K-6. She also has taught writing, U.S. history, and English language arts, and has been a sponsor for several clubs and organizations.

“Mrs. Austin’s years of experience as a principal at the elementary level will be a great addition to Partridge Elementary,” Bales said. “As a proponent of college and career readiness at an early age, she promotes career exploration at an early age to help students learn why their daily school work is relevant to their future.”

 

Austin’s position at the Sixth Grade Center will become an administrative intern position, which will be filled by one of the district’s internal administrative interns.

 

Bus route changes will be made for the 2022-23 school year

 

Due to a nationwide shortage of bus drivers and increased fuel prices, the Waynesville R-VI School District will be making changes to its bus routes for the 2022-23 School Year, including the following:

n  Reducing the number of bus routes. The district will operate 40A and 40B routes for a total of 80 bus routes.

n  There will be fewer stops, which means some students may have to walk farther to and from their homes.

n  To the extent possible, buses will average a maximum of two students per seat

 

By making these adjustments, the district will be able to transport about 3,500 students to and from school daily. 

 

"We apologize for these changes, but unfortunately we are faced simultaneously with the dual challenges of driver shortages and increased fuel costs,” said Dr. Billy Cobb, executive director of operational services. “We know that change can be difficult, but we want to continue offering transportation services to as many students as possible and these changes are necessary to make that goal a reality.” 

 

The district’s goal is to announced the new bus routes on the district’s website in early to mid-August.

 

The district continues to train and hire bus drivers. Anyone interested in becoming a bus driver may call 573-842-2199 for more information.

Through our partnership with MRPC, we are sending you the following information:

The Missouri Regional Planning Commission in conjunction with the Missouri Broadband Resource Rail is conducting a study of the broadband internet service in our region. The commission is asking residents to test their internet speed at their homes to help determine what areas in our community are underserved or do not have access to internet at all.

The flyer, which you can download from here, explains the details and the link to the website is https://mobroadband.org/speed-test-2/.  To participate in the test, click on the big “Go” button on the left side, then put in your location information and click submit.

For more information, please call the Missouri Regional Planning Commission at 573-265-2993. 

Masking will be optional for students who attend Waynesville R-VI Schools on Fort Leonard Wood beginning Thursday, March 3, 2022.  Moving forward, unless announced otherwise, Williams Early Childhood Center, Thayer Elementary, Partridge Elementary and Wood Elementary will follow the Waynesville R-VI’s Masking Mitigation Tool, which is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/14419. 

Together, we can help our students with social media.  In this email you will find: 

1) Tips on how you can help your child with social media. (See details below.) 

2) Ways the school can help your child with social media. (See details below.) 

3.  Guide to how to report inappropriate behavior on social media. Click here to download the Guide. 

 

1) To download tips on how you can help your child with social media issues, click here.  The exact same information appears in the graphic below. 

 

2. To download information about how your child's school can help you and your child with social media issues, click here. The exact same information appears in the graphic below. 

 

3. To download the Guide to reporting issues on social media in Word, please click here.  This is the exact same information that appears in the PDF under item #3 above. 

There will be no school on Monday, Feb. 21, 2022, in recognition of Presidents Day. 

As a reminder, there will be no school during Spring Break, which will be March 14-18, 2022. 

To download the steps in a PDF document, please click on the link:  Steps to get questions answered and concerns resolved in the Waynesville R-VI School District 

The same document appears below as an image: 

Mobile Dental Unit

The Central Ozark Medical Center will have its Mobile Dental Unit in the Waynesville R-VI School District beginning March 7.  If you would like for your child to be seen by the Mobile Dental Unit, you may fill in the form, print it out and have your child return it to the school nurse or you can email it directly to kbirdsong@centralozarks.org.

You may download the Dental clinic formby clicking here.  If the download does not work, you may obtain the form by going to https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/4/Waynesville MDU Interest Form fillable.pdf

If you have questions, please call 573-836-7061.

Inclement weather and online learning days explained

 

In preparation for possible inclement weather, we wanted to remind you about the following:

 

1.     On the first inclement weather day (often referred to as a snow day), students will be off from school.

2.     On the second or more consecutive day(s) of inclement weather, all students will be logging in and attending school virtually during the mornings only. The practice of holding classes virtually on the second or more consecutive day of inclement weather is known as an Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) day(s). 

 

EXAMPLES:

For example, if students are out of school on Feb. 23 and 24 for inclement weather, then students would need to log in and attend school online on Feb. 24.  Continuing with our example, if March 2 was also an inclement weather day, students would enjoy a traditional "snow" day and not need to log in on March 2.  If, however, the next day (March 3) was also an inclement weather day (in addition to March 2), then students would need to log in on March 3. 

 

FAQs

1.     If my child is on homebound instruction due to being excluded from school for COVID or because I have requested homebound during mandated masking, what should my student do on AMI days?

Students who are receiving homebound instruction due to being excluded or by choice should join their classes online on AMI days and will not receive direct homebound services. 

 

2.     If my student is on homebound under medical, IEP, or 504 plans, what should my child do on AMI days?

Your child who is on homebound due to medical, IEP, or 504 plans will continue their schedule with their homebound teacher. 

 

3.     Why are we having AMI days?

AMI days keep students engaged with their teachers to avoid a loss of learning during continuous days off.  Using consecutive days will help avoid gaps in your child’s education, provide continuity of learning and help your child achieve academic success. Additionally, inclement weather days will help prepare staff and students in the event that the district would ever need to return to distance learning. 

 

4.     Will the district receive more money for having AMI days on consecutive snow days? 

No.

 

5.     How will inclement weather (snow) days impact the school calendar?  

Because the district has chosen a max calendar, inclement weather days do not have to be made up in the traditional sense. The last day of school is scheduled for May 27, 2022, regardless of the number of snow days. 

 

6.     May I still purchase Chromebook insurance?

Yes, the link is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/10212. The summary about costs, etc. is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/11234.

 

7.     What if I need help getting my child logged on during an AMI day?

Please go to https://waynesville.zendesk.com/hc/en-us.  If your question is not addressed there, please click on “Submit a Request” on the upper right-hand corner and submit a ticket.

From our Athletics Office: 

Spring sports tryout information 

Feb. 28 is the first day of spring practices/tryouts for all middle school (MS) and high school (HS) sports. 

The spring sports are as follows:

·       High school baseball

·       High school track boys and girls

·       High school girls soccer

·       High school boys tennis

·       High school boys golf

·       Middle school track boys and girls

·       Middle school baseball

·       Middle school softball

Note:  Feb. 28-March 2 HS & MS baseball and softball tryouts will be held. All baseball tryouts will be held at Bandy Field by East Elementary and MS softball and HS girls soccer tryouts will be held at Waynesville HS. 

REQUIRED:  A physical dated on or after Feb. 1, 2021 must be on file in the Athletic Office in order to try out and/or participate (No exceptions).

If you have any additional questions, please call Athletics at 573-842-2450.

Temperatures are again expected to be very cold tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 21, 2022, and some of our buses will be running late as we are experiencing a temporary shortage of bus drivers. (Please see the list below.)

Thank you to those who were able to drop off their children today. If you are able to do so, would you please consider again dropping off your child at school in the morning on Friday, Jan. 21, 2022? If so, please allow ample time as traffic may get backed up.

Bus route delays for Friday, Jan. 21, 2022

We know at this time that the following routes will be experiencing delays in the morning:

Route 22A is expected to experience delays of 15-20 minutes.

Route 46A is expected to experience delays of 20-25 minutes.

Route 31B is expected to experience delays of 10-15 minutes.

Route 46B is expected to experience delays of 10-15 minutes.

The following additional details are being shared with you regarding the use of at-home tests for the COVID-19 “test to stay” and early return options as of Jan. 20, 2022.

For those able to obtain an at-home COVID test to use for the early return or “test to stay” option, the following will be required:

-  Parents will need to bring in their child's actual at-home negative test in a sealed bag (such as a sealed sandwich bag) to school.

-  Those utilizing the early return option for positive cases or close contacts will need to bring the actual at-home negative test in a sealed bag with them on day 6 in order for the student to return to school on that day.

-  For those utilizing the “test to stay” option for close contacts identified by the school, on the first “test to stay” day, parents may drop off test kits for the next two days at the school with their child’s name and homeroom teacher or grade marked on their child’s kits. The test kits (provided by the parents) for days 2 and 3 of “test to stay” will be administered at the school.

Temperatures are expected to be very cold tomorrow, Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022, and some of our buses will be running late as we are experiencing a temporary shortage of bus drivers. (Please see the list below.)

If you are able to do so, would you please consider dropping off your child at school in the morning on Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022?  If so, please allow ample time as traffic may get backed up.

Bus route delays

We know at this time that the following routes will be experiencing delays in the morning:

• Bus route 31A is expected to experience delays of 5 to 10 minutes.
• Bus route 80B will be combined with other routes and there may be delays of 5 to 10 minutes.
• Bus routes 22A and 46A are expected to experience delays of approximately 20-25 minutes as drivers from other routes will be picking up these students.   

 

Traversa Ride 360

In the morning, we will be notifying families of any other bus route changes via our Traversa Ride 360. You must register to receive updates, if you haven’t already done so. You will need your student’s school ID number and birthdate (the birth year needs to be entered as 4 digits). If you don't have your student's ID number, you may look it up in your Tyler SIS app or ask your child.

More information is on the website at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/13565 or you may follow the info below to register.

1. If you have not already done so and would like to register for Traversa Ride 360 on a computer, please go to https://mowaynesvillervisd.traversaride360.com/.
   1. Instructions are at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/924/Traversa Ride 360 Web Guide.pdf. You will need to copy the entire link, including and through Web_Guide.pdf, into your web browser. For the computer version, Step 1 requires an URL provided by your district, which is https://mowaynesvillervisd.traversaride360.com/

2. If you want to use the mobile app on your phone, which we recommend, download the Ride 360 app information or copy the entire link that follows, including and through Guide.pdf, into your web browser: https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/924/Ride 360 App Guide.pdf

New COVID-19 guidance

Due to a nationwide shortage of rapid COVID-19 antigen tests, the Waynesville R-VI School District will only be able to test staff; however, the Waynesville R-VI Board of Education approved new guidance during its meeting this evening. The new portions are in blue below.

In addition, we strongly encourage our families to order their free COVID test kits from the government as we will be accepting the results of at-home test kits for “test to stay” as we work through this shortage. Please go to https://www.covidtests.gov/ to order your free test kits to be delivered to your home.

 

Updated COVID-19 guidance as of Jan. 18, 2022

- The Masking Mitigation Tool for COVID-19 will remain in effect for all Waynesville R-VI schools. Changes in masking mitigation status will be considered by class, team, house, grade level, and building based on contact tracing information.

- When masks are optional at a school, masks will only be required when students are in a large gathering, such as an assembly. Parents may notify the school if they choose to have their student not participate in the assembly and other arrangements for their child will be made.

- Masks remain mandatory on school buses, per federal guidelines.

- Masks will remain mandatory for all schools on Fort Leonard Wood in alignment with FLW’s guidelines.

- When the number of positive cases reaches the level for mandatory masking as determined by the Masking Mitigation Tool, students whose parents object to masking may request homebound instruction for their children during the masking mandatory time. 

- With parental consent, COVID-19 testing is available for students at the schools.

-  Students who are positive with COVID-19 in the home environment will be excluded from school for five days with the opportunity to test and come back on day 6 if negative. Masking will be strongly encouraged through day 10.

- Students that have been exposed to COVID-19 in the home environment will be excluded from school for five days with the opportunity to test and come back on day 6 if negative.  (Note: Testing can be done 5 days after isolating away from the in-home positive)

- Students who have been identified as a close contact to a positive case in school (that is not in the home) may utilize the following options to return to school:

·      Provide a clearance letter from a medical doctor.

·      Test to stay in school for the next three days after exposure with signed consent from a parent. During the three days the student will remain masked while at school until a negative result is obtained.

·      Students may be excluded from school for three days after being identified as a close contact.  Non-Symptomatic Students who have been excluded for 3 days may return to school on day 4 without a test; however, returning students will need to be screened by school staff.

·      Continue utilization of the Early Return Protocol. Non- Symptomatic Students who have been excluded for 5 days may return to school on day 6 without a test.

Remain at home for 10 days after exposure.

Waynesville R-VI students will dismiss early today, Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, due to the potential for inclement weather to hit during our traditional release times.

 

Students in grades 6-12 will dismiss at 12:30 p.m.

Students in grades K-5 will dismiss at 1:30 p.m.

 

There will be no afternoon classes at Williams Early Childhood Center.

There will no Club Tiger after school today.

There will no after school activities.

There will no sports this evening.

Due to the rising number of COVID cases, the following information is being sent to you (details are below):

1. The potential for moving to hybrid and/or virtual learning exists, due to staffing shortages. Per our Masking Mitigation Tool at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/14419, virtual learning becomes an option for the district when the number of cases reaches 3% or more positive; however, this is not automatic as there are many factors that are considered when making the determination.

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More detailed information regarding the information above:

1. The number of positive cases and excluded students and staff members at our schools has continued to rise and Waynesville R-VI students may need to move to virtual and/or hybrid learning.  Please note that this is NOT an announcement that we are moving to virtual or hybrid learning.  Students should take home their laptops each evening, along with any school supplies they might need.  Please note that student safety remains our top priority, followed by keeping students in the seated classroom as long as it is safe to do so.  At this time, mask mandates are in place at Waynesville High School, East Elementary and Freedom Elementary, in addition to the on-post schools.
2. The Central Ozarks Medical Center (COMC) Clinics, located at East Elementary and Waynesville High School, will be closed the week of Jan. 18-21, so that staff members may serve at the Mobile Medical Unit at Richland. Waynesville R-VI students, faculty and staff may access the Richland Medical Clinic by calling 573-765-5141 Jan 18-21.

While we realize that snow is predicted for tomorrow, at this point in time, school is on for tomorrow, Thursday, Jan. 6, 2022. Below is our traditional, annual inclement weather information that outlines the many options we may use in the event of inclement weather.

 

Inclement Weather Information 

1)  If it’s snowing, will there be school?

It depends! The Waynesville R-VI School District has multiple options in the event of winter weather conditions, including:

1.  School will be in session. No changes. (We typically do not make announcements that school will be in session. If there is no announcement, then school is in session.)
2.  Run buses on snow routes.  If we run snow routes in the morning, we will run snow routes in the afternoon as well. Snow route details, including the snow route stops, are posted at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/14613; school bus drivers are scheduled to hand out paper copies of snow routes this afternoon. Please note some routes remain unchanged for their snow routes. Additionally, Special Education Routes are not listed, but parents of individual students will be contacted.
3. Delayed start. When a delayed start is announced, all schools will begin 2 hours later than usual.  All buses will run 2 hours late (so if your bus pick up time is 6:30 a.m., your bus pick up time will be 8:30 a.m.). If a delayed start occurs on a Wednesday, the delayed start is two hours later than the delayed start time on a Wednesday.  For example, if school would normally start at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, school will begin at 11 a.m. Delayed start has no impact on dismissal times.  On delayed start days, school is dismissed at the regular time. 
4. Early dismissal.  An announcement will be made if school is to be dismissed early. The time varies.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

1) How are decisions made regarding whether school will be in session? 

a.  The Waynesville R-VI School District typically makes the decision to have school or not have school in the morning to see if the predicted weather actually arrived and/or to see how much progress road crews have made while working through the night. Transportation personnel usually begin checking roads at 3:30 a.m. and when possible, the decision is made by 5 a.m.

2) If school is cancelled, where will the information be posted and/or available? 

• A phone call will go to families
• A Remind text will be sent to families
• Local radio stations will be notified
• Tiger TV (Channel 12) and television station KY3 will be notified
• A post will appear on the Waynesville R-VI School District’s Facebook page
• A post will appear on each of the school’s websites

3)  Is it possible that I will receive a phone call and a text?

a.   Yes. We utilize two separate systems to ensure that you receive at least one of the messages.

4)  If it starts to snow or ice, why don’t you immediately dismiss school?

a.  There are times when the district is advised to keep students safe at school and allow time for crews to treat the roads.

5) Terrible weather is predicted and other schools around have announced they are closing for the next day.  Why haven’t we?

a.  The local weather is very unpredictable, even with sophisticated satellite systems. If at all possible, we would like our students to be in school where they will continue learning. 

6) Other schools are out.  Why are we still going to school?

a.  Each school district’s road conditions are unique; more rural districts typically announce the night before that there will be no school because of their pre-existing road conditions. We know where our most challenging spots are located and employees go out and drive the routes to see if we can go to school, if we need to use snow routes, if we need a delayed start or if we need to close school.

7)  If the temperature/windchill is expected to be below zero, is it still possible that we will have school?

a.  Yes, below freezing temperatures occur in this area, which puts the windchill below zero at times.  If your child or a child you know of is in need of a coat or shoes, please contact your school nurse. 

8) What is the number for Transportation?

a. Transportation:  573-842-2199

9) What is the direct link for the snow routes? 

a. https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/14613

The district wanted to provide more information surrounding the Missouri Attorney General’s Office regarding the Order from Cole County.  The letter states, “Under this judgment, all mask mandates, quarantine orders, and other public health orders that are based on any of the invalidated regulations or issued outside the protections of the Missouri Administrative Procedure Act are null and void.”  The letter also states, “In addition, state law does not delegate authority to school officials to issue mask mandates, quarantine orders, or other public health orders.”  The Attorney General also threatens litigation against school districts that fail to follow the court’s judgment. 

 The district priorities have remained the same since the beginning of the pandemic:

1. Student Safety

2. Providing Seated Instruction

3. Continue to move toward a more normal school experience 

 We understand there are many varying opinions on what the best approach is. As stated previously, the district has implemented a layered approach in response to the pandemic since the start.  Physical distancing, mask wearing, handwashing and respiratory etiquette, cleaning and maintaining healthy facilities, improving ventilation, contact tracing in combination with quarantine and isolation (by the health department when that was an option) from school based on guidance from the local health department, diagnostic testing and screening, efforts to provide vaccination information to the community, providing appropriate accommodations for children with respect to disabilities and health and safety policies, and accommodations for staff and others consistent with state and federal law have been in place throughout the pandemic.

The Attorney General also stated in his letter that schools must immediately begin complying with the judge’s order.  However, a trial court’s order does not become final until 30 days after it is issued, and then the parties to the case have ten days in which to appeal.  Therefore, the order does not become final until at least December 22, 2021. In addition, the Missouri Attorney General's letter and guidance does not affect the mitigation measures for students and staff on Fort Leonard Wood.

Under state law, public schools have the ability to issue mask rules, as long as mask rules are not based solely on an order from a local health department.  Our masking mitigation tool is not based on a health order from our local health department; it was developed in collaboration with our local health department.  In addition, administration has taken all mitigation measures to our Board of Education for approval.  The district will continue to make recommendations regarding our masking mitigation tool for the Board to consider and approve or not.

With respect to excluding students from school, public schools have the authority to exclude students who have a communicable disease or who are liable to transmit a disease after exposure, pursuant to 167.191 RSMo. The district has been accepting and supporting guidance given to us by the Health Department and excluding students who have been identified as close contacts based on that guidance.  The Health Department notified the district today that they have been told that they can no longer issue orders to isolate or quarantine. They can only confirm or notify us of positive students or faculty members. The district is working on addressing processes and procedures moving forward regarding excluding students from school who are positive or identified as close contacts and will make a recommendation to the Board of Education for approval in the near future. 

The district priorities remain the same as we continue to be flexible and adjust. We greatly appreciate your support!

Yesterday, all school districts in the state of Missouri received a letter from Attorney General Eric Schmitt regarding the recent Cole County judgment Robinson v. Missouri Dept. of Health and Senior Services, 20AC-CC00515. This judgment may affect Covid mitigation protocols in school districts across the state. We are working to understand the details of this letter and determine next steps. We will have more information on the local impact of this judgment for you very soon.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work through this new information.

Issued Dec. 8, 2021

The Pulaski County Health Department has approved revised early return options for students who are exposed to a positive COVID-19 case outside of their immediate household. 

 

Students identified as close contacts with a positive case that does not reside in their home may test on the 5th day after exposure and if the test result comes back negative, students may return to school on the 6th day. The COVID 19 test must be given at a medical or testing facility or by a school nurse and negative results must be provided to the school prior to the student’s return to school.

 

The Pulaski County Health Department indicated that this change from an initial two-day window between testing and returning is due to PCR (polymerase chain reaction) testing initially taking at least two days for test results. With the approval of rapid testing to be used for early returns, the two-day wait period is no longer necessary.

 

Students not wishing to test for early return will need to fulfill the full 10-day quarantine before returning to school.

 

If you have a student currently in quarantine due to an exposure at school and have a question regarding their return date, please contact the school your student attends. If you have a student that is in quarantine due to a positive household member, please contact the Pulaski County Health Department at 573-736-2219 for guidance on their return dates.

Issued Dec. 3, 2021 

Chromebooks to go home with students

Beginning Monday, Nov. 29, all Waynesville R-VI students will be taking home their Chromebooks each day from school and bringing them back for the next school day.

This process will continue through the winter months in preparation for possible inclement weather. On the first inclement weather day (often referred to as a snow day), students will be off from school. On the second or more consecutive day(s) of inclement weather, all students will be logging in and attending school virtually during the mornings only. The practice of holding classes virtually on the second or more consecutive day of inclement weather is known as an Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) day. 

 

To prepare for AMI days, students will begin practicing with connecting virtually for their classes at school and individual buildings will be sending home their inclement weather schedules. (The schedules will be the same as last year.)

 

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Additional details, examples, and FAQs are listed below:

 

If students are out of school for one inclement weather day and return to school the next day, then students will enjoy a traditional “snow” day.  If the Waynesville R-VI School District is out for a second day or more in row (known as consecutive inclement weather days), then students will be required to log in and attend school online on the second, third, fourth, etc. consecutive inclement weather day. 

 

EXAMPLES:

For example, if students are out of school on Dec. 8 and Dec. 9 for inclement weather, then students will need to log in and attend school online on Dec. 9.  Continuing with our example, if Dec. 16 was also an inclement weather day, students would enjoy a traditional "snow" day and not need to log in on Dec. 16.  If, however, the next day (Dec. 17) was also an inclement weather day (in addition to Dec. 16), then students would need to log in on Dec. 17. 

 

FAQs

1. Why are we having AMI days? AMI days keep students engaged with their teachers to avoid a loss of learning during continuous days off.  Using consecutive days will help avoid gaps in your child’s education, provide continuity of learning and help your child achieve academic success. Additionally, inclement weather days will help prepare staff and students in the event that the district would ever need to return to distance learning. 

 

2. Will the district receive more money for having school on consecutive snow days? No, but we do want students to be prepared at all times to make the switch from seated to virtual learning and this is one way to keep the skills intact.

 

3. How will inclement weather (snow) days impact the school calendar? Because the district has chosen a max calendar, snow days do not have to be made up in the traditional sense. The last day of school will be Friday, May 27, 2022, regardless of the number of snow days. 

 

4. May I still purchase Chromebook insurance? Yes, the link is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/10212. The summary about costs, etc. is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/11234.

 

5. What if I need help getting my child logged on during an AMI day? Please go to https://waynesville.zendesk.com/hc/en-us. If your question is not addressed there, please click on “Submit a Request” on the upper right hand corner and submit a ticket.

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Traditional Inclement Weather Information 

 

1)  If it’s snowing, will there be school?

It depends! The Waynesville R-VI School District has multiple options in the event of winter weather conditions, including:

1. School will be in session.No changes. (We typically do not make announcements that school will be in session. If there is no announcement, then school is in session.)
2. Run buses on snow routes. If we run snow routes in the morning, we will run snow routes in the afternoon as well. (Transportation will be providing snow route information at a later date.)  Due to the different types of roads in our district and the routing of certain school buses, the “snow route” may be the usual route with no changes.
3. Delayed start. When a delayed start is announced, all schools will begin 2 hours later than usual.  All buses will run 2 hours late (so if your bus pick up time is 6:30 a.m., your bus pick up time will be 8:30 a.m.). If a delayed start occurs on a Wednesday, the delayed start is two hours later than the delayed start time on a Wednesday when there is a delayed start.  For example, if school would normally start at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, school will begin at 11 a.m. Delayed start has no impact on dismissal times. On delayed start days, school is dismissed at the regular time. 
4. Early dismissal.  An announcement will be made if school is to be dismissed early. The time varies.

 

2) How are decisions made regarding whether or not we will be in session? 

The Waynesville R-VI School District typically makes the decision to have school or not have school in the morning to see if the predicted weather actually arrived and/or to see how much progress road crews have made while working through the night. Transportation personnel usually begin checking roads at 3:30 a.m. and when possible, the decision is made by 5 a.m.

 

3) If school is cancelled, where will the information be posted and/or available? 

• A phone call will go to families
• A Remind text will be sent to families
• Local radio stations will be notified
• Tiger TV (Channel 12) and television station KY3 will be notified
• A post will appear on the Waynesville R-VI School District’s Facebook page
• A post will appear on each of the school’s websites

 

4)  Is it possible that I will receive a phone call and a text?

Yes. We utilize two separate systems to ensure you receive at least one of the messages.

 

5)  If it starts to snow or ice, why don’t you immediately dismiss school?

There are times when the district is advised to keep students safe at school and allow time for crews to treat the roads.

 

6) Terrible weather is predicted and other schools around have announced they are closing for the next day.  Why haven’t we?

The local weather is very unpredictable, even with sophisticated satellite systems. If at all possible, we would like our students to be in school where they will continue learning. 

 

7) Other schools are out.  Why are we still going to school?

Each school district’s road conditions are unique; more rural districts typically announce the night before that there will be no school because of their pre-existing road conditions. We know where our most challenging spots are located and a real human goes out and drives the routes to see if we can go to school, if we need to use snow routes, if we need a delayed start or if we need to close school.

 

8)  The windchill is expected to be below zero and you plan to have school?

Yes, below freezing temperatures occur in this area, which puts the windchill below zero at times.  If your child or a child you know of is in need of a coat or shoes, please contact your school counselor to see if any of these items are available. 

 

9) What is the number for Transportation?

573-842-2199

Issued Nov. 26, 2021

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Nov. 12, 2021

 

Now that we have finished our first quarter of the 2021-22 school year, we would like to clarify a few frequently asked questions that we receive as a district. 

 

Are there different quarantine guidelines for Fort Leonard Wood and the Pulaski County Health Department? If so, which one do we follow? 

 

Yes, there are several different quarantine guidelines, depending upon where you reside and the type of exposure (for example, household, school, or community) that you had, so the number of days of quarantine may vary from person to person. We follow the guidelines from the county health department in which you reside. If you are confused about the number of days you are to quarantine, please contact Student Services at 573-842-2092 or email covidquestions@waynesville.k12.mo.us. 

 

If the student resides on Fort Leonard Wood, do they still need to get their return to school dates from the Pulaski County Health Department? 

Yes. Currently the Pulaski County Health Department is assisting Fort Leonard Wood with contact tracing and identifying quarantine dates for all school-aged household members. 

 

My child is in quarantine. How do I arrange for homebound services? 

Please note that it may take a couple of days for us to get everything arranged as each student receives custom arrangements.  More information is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/14422

 

Does a home COVID test count? 

Yes. If an individual tests positive on a home test, then the home test will be accepted for placing the individual on quarantine. The individual needs to call the Pulaski County Health Department at 573-736-2217 to notify them of the test result. Individuals who have had a positive home test will be encouraged to take another test in a lab for tracking purposes as a home test will not relieve them from quarantine if they are exposed to a positive case within 90 days. 

 

If an individual is “presumed positive” by a clinic or doctor, is the individual relieved from quarantining as a close contact?

No. A “presumed positive” does not relieve an individual from quarantine within 90 days. Proof of a positive test is required to waive quarantine.

 

Does antibody testing count? 

No. The individual must have proof of a positive test in a lab within the past 90 days to avoid quarantining if they are exposed to a positive case. Tests for positive antibodies are not accepted as a way to relieve a person from quarantine. 

 

Why does it take so long for me to be notified that my child is a close contact? 

The district notifies families within 24 hours of being told; however, there are various reasons for a delay in the district being notified of the positive case. We understand the frustration and will continue to notify families as soon as we are aware of the information.

 

What is the “test to stay” protocol?

While DHSS has a test to stay protocol, the district has opted to not implement this option at this time.

 

What is the process that reduces the quarantine time for close contacts at a school from 10 to 7 days? 

https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/1938/Copy%20of%20COVID%20return%20to%20school%20early%20from%20quarantine%20Aug%202022.pdf

 

Where can I find more information about COVID and what the district is doing? 

https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Domain/1938

 

How can I find out how many positive COVID cases there are in the district? 

Updated numbers can be found at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Domain/1938. The chart  is updated every Tuesday.

 

In your emails, you refer to a Masking Mitigation Tool. Where can I find that? 

https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/14419

 

How do I report that my child has COVID? 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOd1vraos-FuPufoxol-gRzENYFbwQXsVJDlevRlTEum2zJg/viewform

 

What if I have COVID questions regarding the school district that have not been answered?  

Please email covidquestions@waynesville.k12.mo.us. 

Issued Nov. 12. 2021

Dear Parents,

Would you please complete the Impact Aid Form?  It is very important that every parent does so! 

The link is at https://public.waynesville.k12.mo.us/tigernet_jsp/parentIAUpdate.jsp

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The Steps

1. To complete the Impact Aid Form, you will need the NUMBERS of your home mailing address. For example, if your address is 123 Main Street, you will enter 123.

2. You will enter ONE of your child(ren)'s birthday(s), including the year.

3. Click on one of your student's names.

4. When asked if your child resides with you, you will answer YES, even if it is only part time.

5a. For those in the military, you will enter your military branch and rank (Ex. Army, SGT).

5b. For those working on FLW as civilians, you will enter your job title and company name (Ex. Cook, Burger King).

6. Once you have completed the information for the first parent, you will initial that it is correct and click "submit."

7. If applicable, please complete the information for the second parent and initial that it is correct and click "submit."

8. Next, click on the name of your next child and continue the process until you have completed the information for all of your children.

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Why is this necessary?

In lieu of taxes on Fort Leonard Wood, the Waynesville R-VI School District receives Impact Aid, which benefits students by replacing the taxes that are not paid on Fort Leonard Wood; however, the only way the district can receive the Federal funds is to have employment information proving that our parents are employed on Fort Leonard Wood. School districts use Impact Aid for a wide variety of expenses, including the salaries of teachers and paraprofessionals; purchasing textbooks, computers and other equipment; after-school programs and remedial tutoring; advanced placement classes and special enrichment programs.

Issued Nov. 2, 2021

Details about the following items are below:

 

1. Parent survey – If you haven’t already done so, please complete the parent survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/wsdparent2022
2. Parent-teacher Conferences continue today and tomorrow
3. Tonight’s Trunk or Treat moved inside
4. No school on Friday

 

 

1. Important Parent Survey

Would you please complete the Waynesville R-VI Parent Survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/wsdparent2022? 

 

The survey is currently open and will close at midnight on Sunday, Oct. 31.

If you are unable to complete the survey at home, you may take the survey at school during Parent-Teacher Conferences. (During the conferences, computers will be set up for parents to take the survey at their child’s school if they would like.)

 

 

2. Parent-Teacher Conferences are continuing as follow:

Oct. 27:  4 to 7:30 p.m. for grades Pre-K through 5^th grades. (Schedule with teacher.)

Oct. 28:  3 to 6:30 p.m. for grades 6^th through 12^th grades (Schedule with teacher for grades 6&7. Drop in for grades 9-12)

Masks will be required for all in attendance, due to this being a community event. If a parent does not want to wear a mask or feels uncomfortable being around so many people, a virtual conference can be set up by the classroom teacher. 

 

3. Trunk or Treat moved inside

Waynesville High School's Student Government Association, along with other Waynesville R-VI groups, will host a free Trunk or Treat from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, inside the gym at Waynesville High School.  The event has been moved inside, due to the possibility of rain.

 

Masks will be required for all in attendance, due to this being a community event. Hand sanitizer will be available.

 

4. There will be no school on Friday, Oct. 29, 2021. 

Issued Oct. 28, 2021

 

Waynesville to host Parent Teacher Conferences Oct. 20-21

 

Waynesville R-Vi School District plans to host in-person Parent-Teacher Conferences Oct. 25-28 as follows:

 

Oct. 25 & 27:  4 to 7:30 p.m. for grades Pre-K through 5^th grades

Oct. 26 & 28:  3 to 6:30 p.m. for grades 6^th through 12^th grades

 

Pre-K through 8^th grades teachers will schedule appointments with parents or offer times for signing up for their Parent-Teacher Conferences. Parents of students in grades 9-12 may drop in any time during the designated times on the dates.  

 

Masks will be required for all in attendance, due to this being a community event. If a parent does not want to wear a mask or feels uncomfortable being around so many people, a virtual conference can be set up by the classroom teacher.

 

During Parent-Teacher Conferences, parents may consider asking some of the following questions:

 

• Is my child completing and turning in assignments?
• What do you feel are my child’s strengths and weaknesses?
• In what areas do you feel my child needs extra help?

 

There will be no school on Friday, Oct. 29, due to Parent Teacher Conferences.

 Issued Oct. 1, 2021

 

 

 

 

Tiger Pride sessions on diversity

The Waynesville R-VI School District will have three upcoming Tiger Pride sessions this semester providing information regarding the district's diversity lessons and training. In addition, a session will be provided on professional development for staff surrounding equitable classrooms, inclusion and belonging.  All sessions will be held virtually via Zoom. 

Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2021 – Diversity 101 - Waynesville Diversity Content Statement and info session about our diversity lessons and training. 

Tuesday, Oct, 19, 2021 – Diversity 201 - Continuation of information about our diversity lessons and training. 

Tuesday Nov.  16, 2021 – Education Academy Overview- Equitable Classrooms, Inclusion and Belonging Staff Development

If you are interested in attending one or all three of these sessions, please complete the Google form below. A zoom link will be sent to participants the day before the event.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf6zsFrePEUpCkf0P1HYbmtnpzCNvSxbpG_Cc7_mEc5BoEBMw/viewform

Issued Sept. 8, 2021

Homecoming:  Friday, Sept. 17, 2021 

The Waynesville R-VI School District has announced its Homecoming festivities for Friday, Sept. 17. 

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Early release on Sept. 17

Students in grades 6-12 will release at noon on Friday, Sept. 17.

Students in grades K-5 will release at 1 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 17.

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Theme

This year’s Homecoming theme is “Faster. Higher. Stronger. Tigers Go for the Gold” (Olympics), which celebrates our Tiger pride in striving to help others and be the best we can be in all modes of life. 

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Homecoming t-shirts

Shirts are for sale starting at $12.50 online at www.rraddesigns.com, click on SHOP in the top right corner and then scroll until you see the Waynesville Homecoming shirt order.  

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Schedule of events:

• At 2:30 pm on Friday, Sept. 17, the Homecoming Parade* will start in downtown Waynesville and march to the Slaughter Field area at Waynesville Middle School. Float sponsorship is $75 and helps provide supplies for students to decorate their floats; the float sponsorship form is below. (Please note that streets will be closed early for the parade and traffic will move slowly down Historic Route 66 before and following the parade.)
• The Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Community Pride Night with orange and black giveaways outside in front of the Waynesville High School gym from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. 
• Homecoming Queen Coronation will begin at 6:30 p.m. inside Tiger Stadium.
• At 7 p.m., the Tigers will take on the Lebanon Yellowjackets on the gridiron. Tickets to enter Tiger Stadium must be purchased in advance. Go to https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/9538 to purchase tickets; tickets go on sale three days prior to the event. 

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*Additional information regarding the parade: 

Parade entries are limited to students from any of the Waynesville R-VI schools.  Student clubs, organizations, and bands will showcase their floats and talent. 

*Homecoming Parade COVID precautions:  (Sept. 17)

-Participation in the parade is optional. 

-Students will wear gloves when throwing candy.

-On floats, students will need to be three feet apart to be unmasked.

- When walking/marching in the parade, students need to remain spread out by three feet or wear a mask unless they are playing an instrument. 

- The Homecoming Parade will be held if the county remains in typical status. In the event the parade is cancelled, floats will be displayed at the Waynesville Career Center and Waynesville High School from 3 p.m. through the end of the football game and can be viewed by community members. (Floats will still be judged.) 

 

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SPONSORSHIP FORM FOR STUDENT/ORGANIZATION FLOATS

Sponsorship for homecoming floats is open to all area businesses, non-profit organizations, clubs and individuals.  All entries in the parade are limited to Waynesville R-VI student organizations only. All sponsorships are subject to the approval of the 2021 Homecoming Committee. Please ensure your sponsorship is in place by Monday, Sept. 13.  A sponsorship cost of $75 helps students purchase building supplies for their floats.  Please complete the sponsorship form below and make your check payable to the WHS Activity Account. Your assistance is greatly appreciated and your business will be advertised in the parade. 

Sponsorship:  $75 (Payable to the WHS Activity Account) Deadline is Sept. 13th.

Sponsorship Name:_______________________________________
Address:_________________________________________________
Point of contact:____________________________________________________
Phone:_______________________Cell:_______________________

How Would You Like Your Name Displayed On The Student Float:_________________________________________________________

Please mail completed form, along with $75 check to:
            Waynesville High School
            Attn:  Mrs. Tricia Foster
            200 GW Lane
            Waynesville, MO  65583

 

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:  WHS Activity Account
Or, fax your sponsorship application form to 573-842-2401 and submit checks in attention to Mrs. Tricia Foster, or email a PDF to tfoster@waynesville.k12.mo.us. Your support is greatly appreciated!  GO TIGERS!!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Issued Aug. 31, 2021

 

Parents of 7^th-12^th graders may view individual assignments through Canvas

 

If you are a parent of a student in grades 7-12 who already has a Canvas account, you do not need to set up a new account. (If you need assistance with logging in, please call the number at the bottom of this message.)

 

Parents of Waynesville R-VI students in grades 7 – 12 may view their child’s upcoming and past assignments, quizzes and test results by downloading the Canvas Parent App either from the Apple or Android App Stores.  Another option if your preference is to not use an app, would be to visit https://waynesville.instructure.com/login/canvas and then click on the “Click Here for an Account” link located at the top of the page.

 

To do so, parents must obtain a temporary student pairing code from their child; then, the parent must enter the student pairing code immediately, or the process will not work.

 

Step-by-step instructions may be downloaded for parents to follow to obtain the app and for the student to follow to provide the student pairing code.

 

Step-by-step instructions for parents to set up the Canvas app are at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/1925/Parent_Setting%20up%20App.pdf.

 

Step by step instructions for how students can access the student pairing code are available at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/1925/Student_Pairing%20Code.pdf.

 

Parents are able to view announcements, assignments, and grades in Canvas, but the OFFICIAL gradebook for the District is located in Tyler.

 

Those needing assistance may call Mr. Henson at 573-842-2052.

 

School begins 30 minutes later on Wednesdays

 

Waynesville R-VI Schools for students in grades K-12 start 30 minutes later on all Wednesdays so that staff may participate in the Professional Learning Community (PLC) process.

On Wednesdays, school begins at 8 a.m. for students in grades 6-12.

On Wednesdays, school begins at 9 a.m. for students in grades K-5.

(See last paragraph for information about Williams.)

Buses will pick up students on Wednesday mornings approximately 30 minutes later than they do on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. For example, if your child is normally picked up at 7:20 a.m., then your child will be picked up at 7:50 a.m. on Wednesday. (Please note that the new Traversa Ride 360 app may not have yet have Wednesday’s adjusted time in place. If Traversa Ride 360 states the same time for all five days, please add 30 minutes to the time that is shown for Wednesday.)

The dismissal time remains the same for Wednesdays as it does for the other school days.

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Williams Early Childhood Center 

On Wednesdays only, Williams Early Childhood Center a.m. classes begin at 9 a.m. Afternoon classes at Williams begin at the same time every day.

Issued Aug. 24, 2021

 

Menu options to be limited

at Waynesville Schools

 

Limited breakfast and lunch menus will be in place at Waynesville R-VI schools, due to trucking and delivery challenges faced by food suppliers. Due to labor shortages and supply issues, some food distributors have reduced or eliminated their deliveries to schools.

 

“We will have food for our students; however, entrée options may be limited for some time as the food supply industry adjusts to having more students returning to the seated classroom throughout the nation,” said Dr. Billy Cobb, executive director of operational services. “This is a national problem that is impacting our local school food chain supply and we will do our best to minimize its impact on our students, but we wanted parents to know that the menu options may not always be available as we had planned.”

 

Breakfast and lunch are free in the Waynesville R-VI School District; however, parents are asked to fill out and return the Free and Reduced Meal Application – even if they do not qualify for free and reduced meals. The forms will be sent home with students.

 

 

 Issued Aug. 23, 2021

Buses will be delayed during the first few days of school

During the first few days of school, Waynesville R-VI School bus routes from East Elementary and Freedom Elementary will be delayed in the afternoon – some as late at 5 p.m. – starting with the first day of school today, Aug. 23, 2021.

The district apologizes in advance for the inconvenience; however, it takes extra time as routes are double checked on the first couple of days to ensure that our youngest students are on the correct buses.

The Waynesville R-VI School District will post notifications on the district’s Facebook page about bus routes that are running late beginning at approximately 4:45 p.m.

Additionally, a staff member will remain at Transportation until all regular bus routes have dropped off their students. Transportation’s phone number is 573-842-2199.

 

Issued Aug. 21, 2021

Tickets to fall sporting events must be purchased online;

Tickets will go on sale beginning on Tuesday!

Tickets to fall athletic events must be purchased in advance for all Waynesville R-VI sporting events that require admission. Tickets will begin to become available on Tuesday when our spectator COVID-19 mitigation measures will be announced.

Details:

Tickets to home Waynesville Middle School and Waynesville High School fall sports of football, volleyball, softball and soccer will be available for purchase through MySchoolBucks at https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain.action beginning next week. Tickets for home events will go on sale to the public at least three days prior to the competition. Tickets are $3 per person, which includes the processing fee.

Before making a purchase, individuals are encouraged to read the document “Step by Step Instructions for MySchoolBucks” at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/1681/Ticket%20Purchases%20Step%20by%20Step%20Instructions%20on%20MySchoolBucks%20August%202021%20.pdf. (The info is also included below.)

Admittance to fall sporting events other than football, volleyball, softball and soccer are free.

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How to Purchase Athletic Tickets on MySchoolBucks

We are working with our vendor MySchoolsBucks to create a more streamlined system, but until those upgrades are made, please use the following instructions to purchase tickets beginning on Tuesday:

Section A For those who do not already have a MySchoolsBucks account: 

If you do not already have a MySchoolBucks account, start here:

a. Go to https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain.action

b. Click on the blue and white “Log in” button on the upper right side of the page

c. Select the “Sign Up today!” link that appears in blue. 

d. Select Missouri from the state dropdown menu

e. Select Waynesville R-VI School District. 

f. Enter your information, including answering two security questions.  You may choose your preferred security question from a list on the dropdown menu. As a member of the general public, you should not add a student, but should click on the “skip button.” 

g. You will now see “Welcome to the Waynesville R-VI School District Payments Portal.”  (continue with the steps under Section B)

 

Section B for those who already have a MySchoolBucks account:

If you already have a MySchoolBucks account, go to https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain.action. (You may need to log in and it may ask you to verify your account.)

 1. Click on “School Store.”

          2. Click on “Sport-Options” 

3. Click View Details on any option.

4.  Fill out the form.

5. Click Add To Basket  NOTE:  Only Click "Buy Now" when you have added all passes to your Basket (Cart).

6. Click “Buy Now” on last ticket/pass or click on the Cart in the upper right corner of the screen. Your ticket/passes that you want to purchase will appear in a list.

7. Fill in Payment information or verify the information that is there is correct and click Continue.

8. An email will be sent to you and your name will automatically appear on our list of those who purchased tickets. 

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Direct link to purchase fall sports are listed below:

Football:  https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/stores/catalog/getlistproducts?selectedCategories=ZZFKQYCDMBQ0BTK 

 

Soccer:   https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/stores/catalog/getlistproducts?selectedCategories=ZZFL3APQ4SORVYL 

 

Softball:   https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/stores/catalog/getlistproducts?selectedCategories=ZZFL342XLGNRVSV 

 

Volleyball:   https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/stores/catalog/getlistproducts?selectedCategories=ZZFKU6WOL8L0HFZ 

Issued Aug. 20, 2021

 

School Year Calendar -- Please save this link! 

The UPDATED 2021-22 School Year Calendar is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/4/2021%2022%20school%20year%20calendar%20FINAL.pdf.

This calendar includes holidays, half days of school, etc. 

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First day of school and school hours

The first day of school for the 2021-22 school year will be Monday, Aug. 23. School hours are as follows:

Grades 6-12 school hours:  7:30 a.m. to 2:35 p.m. except on Wednesdays. 

On Wednesdays, grades 6-12 school hours:  8 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.

Grades K-5 school hours:  8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. except on Wednesdays.

            On Wednesdays, grades K-5 school hours:  9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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Remaining Meet the Teacher Nights: 

Meet the Teacher for our secondary students in grades 7-12 (Waynesville Middle School, Waynesville High School and Waynesville Career Center) will be held 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 25.

Issued Aug. 20, 2021  

 

 

WHS students may want “lunch” money for extras

Did you know that your high school student may want to have some “lunch” money, even though breakfast and lunch are free?

In addition to the standard breakfast and lunch items that are free, Waynesville High School offers a la carte options. Students may choose an extra entrée, an extra milk or water bottle, which are charged to their account. In addition, items from the school’s snack bar, such as concession products and drinks, will be charged to their account. Since no cash will be exchanged during the regular school day in the cafeteria, everything will be charged to your high school student’s account accordingly. WHS students may charge up to $10, but they may not charge any more until the balance is paid.

To place money on your high school student’s account, please go to https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain?requestAction=home.

NOTE:  MySchoolBucks is free to use to look up balances, transaction history, etc.  However, a processing fee is charged for making an online payment with MySchoolBucks.  You may avoid the fee by sending a check to your child’s school.  For more information about setting up your account, visit MySchoolBucks or call them directly at 855-835-5226.

Issued Aug. 20, 2021 

The following was sent to families this morning at 8 a.m. 

School Year Calendar -- Please save this link! 

The UPDATED 2021-22 School Year Calendar is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/cms/lib/MO01910216/Centricity/Domain/4/2021%2022%20school%20year%20calendar%20FINAL.pdf.

This calendar includes holidays, half days of school, etc. 

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First day of school and school hours

The first day of school for the 2021-22 school year will be Monday, Aug. 23. School hours are as follows:

Grades 6-12 school hours:  7:30 a.m. to 2:35 p.m. except on Wednesdays. 

On Wednesdays, grades 6-12 school hours:  8 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.

Grades K-5 school hours:  8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. except on Wednesdays.

            On Wednesdays, grades K-5 school hours:  9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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Remaining Meet the Teacher Nights: 

Meet the Teacher for our secondary students in grades 7-12 (Waynesville Middle School, Waynesville High School and Waynesville Career Center) will be held 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 25.

Issued Aug. 20, 2021

Club TIGER after-school program for students in grades K-5

 

The Club TIGER after-school program will be offered starting Aug. 23 at East Elementary and Freedom Elementary. Partridge, Thayer, and Wood students who enroll will attend Freedom Club TIGER.

 

There is a $30 enrollment fee for Club TIGER with a weekly fee based on lunch status of $50, $40, or $30. Families with multiple children attending Club TIGER are eligible for a $10 discount from the weekly rate for each additional child.  

 

Online enrollment forms for Club Tiger are available by going to https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/6818 or clicking on one of the following links:

• East Elementary: https://forms.gle/L7wtijW5frgXNQPM7
• Freedom, Partridge, Thayer, or Wood Elementary:  https://forms.gle/sqaLtdFtDQ844Hta7

 

The enrollment form needs to be completed prior to attending Club TIGER. Club TIGER will be available Monday-Friday after school until 6 p.m. NOTE:  Club TIGER does not meet on half-days, when school is dismissed early, or during parent-teacher conferences. There is no transportation provided from elementary Club TIGER; parents must pick up their students by 6 p.m. or late fees may apply. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.

 

If you have questions regarding the Club TIGER after-school program please contact Jamie Starr (573)-842-2100 or Tina Rowden (573)-842-2250. 

 

 

 

WIN after-school program for students in grades 6-12

The WIN (What I Need) after-school program will be offered beginning the week of Aug. 30 at Waynesville Middle School for 6th-8th graders and Waynesville High School for 9th-12th graders. WIN is free to all students in grades 6-12, thanks to an Army Youth Program in Your Neighborhood (AYPYN) grant. Free super snacks are provided to students who participate in WIN and after-school activities. (All elementary students in grades K-5 receive a super snack at the end of their school day.)

 

Online enrollment forms for WIN are available at each building by going to https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/6847 or by clicking on one of the following links:

• Waynesville Sixth Grade Center & Waynesville Middle School students (WIN for grades 6-8 is located at WMS): https://forms.gle/cxmC5bKqvjnXMMNFA

 

• WHS (grades 9-12) students: https://forms.gle/n1BfwmFN2hdAd5Ha7. 

 

The enrollment form needs to be completed prior to attending WIN. In addition to the enrollment form, a weekly form will need to be filled out that includes the activities available to students on a given night. The weekly form will be shared with students beginning the first week of school. WIN does not meet on half-days, when school is dismissed early, or during parent-teacher conferences. 

Evening bus transportation will be provided with limited stops for students participating in WIN.

WSGC/WMS WIN End/Departure Times:

Activities end--5 p.m.

Parent pickup--5-5:15 p.m.

Busses load--5:15 p.m.

Busses depart--5:30 p.m.

 

WHS WIN End/Departure Times:

Busses load--5:30 p.m.

Busses depart--5:45 p.m.

 

If you have questions regarding the WIN after-school program please contact the Community Resource Office by calling (573) 842-2250.

 

Issued Aug. 20, 2021

Free breakfast, lunch and snacks;

Please return Free and Reduced Meal Application

 

Free breakfast and lunch will be provided again at all Waynesville R-VI schools for students, regardless of income level.

In addition, elementary students in grades K-5 will receive a free afternoon super snack and students staying after school in grades 6-12 will receive a free super snack as well.

Even though meals will again be free this year, please fill out and return the Free and Reduced Meal Application – even if your family doesn’t qualify! (Paper copies will be sent home with our students.)

Regardless of the number of children you have in the district, only ONE form is needed for your family.

When you complete a form, you may help make the following possible:

• Free breakfast and lunch for all students (you’re helping to feed 5,800 kids!)
• Free afternoon and after-school snacks (you’re helping to provide nutritious snacks for thousands of kids)
• Additional reading teachers at our schools
• Certain loan forgiveness programs for teachers who qualify at Title I schools
• Free breakfast and lunch for all students during summer school

Please complete the Free and Reduced Lunch Application when your child brings it home to you. If you have questions, or need assistance, please call Julie West at 573-842-2099.

Issued Aug. 20, 2021

Masking information for the start of the 2021-22 school year

 

On Monday, we introduced you to the Masking Mitigation Tool, which we plan to use as a guide for making decisions regarding masking requirements.

 

Please note that the district takes a layered approach to COVID-19 prevention, which includes masking, social distancing, improved ventilation (more information about ventilation upgrades will be forthcoming), handwashing, cleaning, contact tracing, education, and diagnostic and screening testing.

 

The district is following the “Missouri School Reopening & Operations Guidance,” which was issued on Aug. 17, 2021, from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) and the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, which states, “Policies regarding masks should be made at the discretion of the local boards of education, after consideration of community transmission and positivity rates within a community, and should be considered for adjustment as public health circumstances dictate. Such policies should be developed with consultation of state and/or local health authorities, as statutory and regulatory authority to mitigate risk of transmission, up to and including school closures, remains within the jurisdiction of the LPHA (local public health agency).”

 

Based on the Masking Mitigation Tool and guidance from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) and the Pulaski County Health Department, the following precautions will be in place for the first day of school on Aug. 23, 2021 (a more detailed explanation of the chart is at the end of this email):

 

-  Even though some buildings are in green, we STRONGLY encourage all individuals to WEAR MASKS, regardless of their vaccination status.

 

-  Masked individuals reduce their likelihood of being quarantined.

 

-  Masks will be required on all school buses at all times.

 

-  Students should always have a mask readily available at school and will be required to wear them during times when large groups of people are being brought together, such as assemblies, lunch (until the student is seated), arrival and dismissal times, etc. A mask will be provided for each student, along with their free school supplies.

 

-  The current status of active cases and quarantines will be updated on a weekly basis on the district’s Coronavirus Info website at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Domain/1938.

 

-  The district will continue to closely monitor student and staff COVID-19 cases daily and the status could change at any time.

 

-  If it is your preference for your child to wear a mask at school, please feel free to notify your child’s teacher of your preference.

 

- The district will notify families via email and the website of any changes to masking expectations.

 

 

 

 

More details regarding the chart above:

 

1. Masks will be required for students and staff at schools on Fort Leonard Wood (Partridge Elementary, Thayer Elementary, Wood Elementary, Williams Early Childhood and Pick Educational and Volunteer Facility) due to Fort Leonard Wood’s current guidelines. 

o   From the Masking Mitigation Tool: “Schools on FLW will follow the installation’s general guidelines when the precautions set forth by the installation are greater than what is currently in place by district.”

 

2. Masks are optional for students attending schools in Waynesville and St. Robert (East Elementary, Freedom Elementary, Waynesville Sixth Grade Center, Waynesville Middle School, Waynesville High School and Waynesville Career Center); however, masks are strongly encouraged.

o   As of today, Thursday, Aug. 19, 2021, per the Masking Mitigation Tool, the district and state levels are in green. Fewer than 1% of our students and staff have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and Pulaski County is in “typical” status*; therefore, the data indicates that off-post schools will begin with masks being optional for students and staff; however, we STRONGLY encourage all individuals to WEAR MASKS, regardless of their vaccination status.

• *According the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Pulaski County is in typical status, which indicates that there are fewer than 521 positive COVID-19 cases per 100,000 residents.

 

3. The district continues to follow its Board Policy EBB, which requires COVID-19 mitigation measures to be based on guidance from DHSS and the Pulaski County Health Department.

Issued Aug. 19, 2021

Insurance (damage waiver fee) for Chromebooks

Each student in the Waynesville R-VI school district in grades K-12 is issued a Chromebook and parents are encouraged to consider insurance, also known as the damage waiver fee, for their children’s Chromebooks.

Insurance is optional for students in grades K-12; however, without insurance parents are responsible for the full cost to repair or replace their child’s Chromebook.

The insurance fee is $20 per each device for the 2021-22 school year for those who would have fully paid for lunches last school year had charges been assessed; or, $10 per device for the school year for those who would have qualified for free and reduced lunches last school year.  The maximum damage waiver fee for each family is $40.  (See example below). 

Example

The maximum damage waiver fee for each family is $40. For example, if you normally pay full price for lunch and you have three children enrolled in our district, then you will pay for the first two children ($20 each for 2 children = $40) and the cost for your third child will be $0.

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Purchasing the insurance/coverages

Please read the Insurance information, including deductibles and exclusions before making your purchase. 

Insurance may be purchased directly through Gallagher’s one2one risk solutions at https://www.one2onerisk.com/ using a debit or credit card (see step by step instructions below). You will need to know each of your children’s student ID number, which is a six-digit number in Tyler.  (Returning students should know their student ID number. Information about the Tyler student system is at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/12459) 

Step by step instructions for purchasing insurance

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Additional information

 

If your child receives free and reduced lunch and the $40 maximum poses too great of a hardship for your family, please contact projectedge@waynesville.k12.mo.us.

More information about the district’s use of technology is in the handbook at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/10211

In addition, you may view the video at https://www.waynesville.k12.mo.us/Page/10533.  Please note that the insurance program has been expanded to grades 2-12, since students are now allowed to take home the devices.

If you have additional questions, please email projectedge@waynesville.k12.mo.us

Issued Aug. 17, 2021

All parents/guardians are asked to screen their children prior to them attending school each day using the

Screening Checklist.