Substitute teachers are needed for the 2018-2019 school year. Please visit this site to submit your online application
In conjunction with the Summer School Program in the Branson School District, a free nutritious meal will be available to children age 18 and younger and eligible disabled adults. You do not need to attend summer school to participate in this program.
A reception was held for retirees last Wednesday in the district offices. The list of retirees and their years of service to public education include:
Senior Awards Night was held last Monday in the High School Auditorium. Academic awards and scholarships totaling $8.5 million were awarded to members of the graduating class of 2018.
The Cedar Ridge Intermediate Honor Choir was in concert May 1 at Branson United Methodist Church. The Choristers asked friends and family attending the concert to bring at least one nonperishable food item to be donated to the food pantry at Christian Action Ministry.
Mason Carlson, a sophomore, has been named a Delegate of the Congress of Future Science and Technology Leaders. He will attend the delegation scheduled June 29-July 1 and held in Boston, MA. The Congress is an honors-only program for high school students who are passionate about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Lance Junck, a senior, is the MSHSAA State Champion in Poetry Reading. The contest was held April 21 on the campus of Missouri State University. Junck was also the State Champion in Poetry Reading in 2017.
The new activity fields are open for use. A ribbon cutting was help on the Cedar Ridge campus April 9 to officially open the fields.
The BHS Math Team earned first place over all among 3A and 4A schools at the annual College of the Ozarks Math Contest held April 4. The students are under the direction of Barb Cogdill and Lora Niles.
Branson High School students Gracelynn Holloway, Toby Miller and Benjamin Walworth have been selected to attend the 2018 Missouri Scholars Academy. They are among 330 of Missouri’s gifted students who are currently in their sophomore year of high school and will attend the three-week residential program.
