High School Registration will take place at the high school on the following dates: Tuesday, August 17, Last Name A-K AND Thursday, August 19, Last Name L-Z. 10th through 12th grades will need to register 4:00pm-7:00pm both days. 9th grade will have a mandatory meeting at 6:30pm both days, followed by registration and tours until 8:00pm. Please contact the high school with any questions. Click on the above banner for more info.

Middle School registration for the 2021-2022 school year will take place August 23, 24, 25 and 26 at the middle school. 5th and 7th grades will register on August 23, 7am-3pm and August 24, 10am-6pm. 6th and 8th grades will register on August 25, 7am-3pm and August 26, 10am-6pm. ATTENDANCE AT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Students and parents will complete needed paperwork and pick up schedules, which include locker assignments. Students can also place items in their lockers and look around the building at this time. If you are unable to register in person at the scheduled time, contact the middle school at 573-796-2146 to make other arrangements.

Open House for grades 5 through 8 will take place at the middle school on Tuesday, August 31, 5pm-7pm. Attendance at Open House is optional. Schedules and locker assignments will NOT be available at open house. Students may visit the teachers in their classrooms.

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The Moniteau County R-1 School District (California, MO) is seeking applicants for Substitute Teachers. Qualifications include a high school diploma, successfully completed a minimum of twenty (20) clock hours of department-approved substitute teacher training or 60 college credit hours and a Content Substitute certificate from DESE. Substitute teaching is a great way to supplement your income with a flexible schedule. The California School District pays $75 per day for substituting, and pay can increase to $180 per day for long-term placement. Click on the headline above for more information.

Student Transportation - Apple Bus Company Office Manager: Tanya Potter, tanya.potter@applebuscompany.com or apple.bus@californiak12.org 573-464-4383 and 573-464-4379

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Students have a right to enroll in virtual instruction classes at the District’s expense unless it is determined that it is not in the best educational interest of the student. Please reference Policy IGCD—Virtual Courses or click on the above headline

Dear Parents and Guardians: In the short time that I have worked in the California R-1 School District, I KNOW that the district prides itself on providing a safe learning environment for each and everyone of its students. That being said I have noticed that locally, and nationwide, there have been many troubling incidents reported regarding students and their use of the Internet. There are many social media sites that are growing in popularity with students. Several of these have an instant messaging component as part of the site and some, the message automatically disappears after it has been seen. Unfortunately, some of these sites are being used by con-artist, cyber-bullies, and child predators. From the research that I have done and communicating with other investigators that specialize in these types of crimes, we believe that this is caused by two basic problems: Children can communicate and meet people outside the control of their parents. Children and adults can communicate anonymously without the fear of getting caught. I want to encourage all of you to talk with your children about the potential dangers of the Internet. Also encourage them to come talk to you if they get messages from people they do not know as well as abnormal messages from people they do know. These messages may be a start of a problem called “grooming.” These are actions done by people with ulterior, dangerous motives to attempt to make your child comfortable with them, so they will do things they would not normally do. I also want to encourage you to establish rules and guidelines to ensure the safety of your child while on the internet. One rule I would like to suggest, something that I do with my children, is to review the content of all of their electronic devices, including their social media sites, on a regular basis. I also want to assure you that the school district is doing all that it can to ensure the online safety of its students. One of the many measures is that they have blocked all social media sites from our school computers as well as being able to access them on our wifi. If you would like more information about this matter I encourage you to go to www.connectsafely.org or www.cybersafetycop.com Thank you for your time, Deputy Scott Harkins SRO Moniteau County Sheriff’s Office California R-1 School District

Did you know that you as a parent can be just as mobile as your student? Click on the headline for information on the Parent Portal App for your phone.

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