Dear Friends and Supporters, Congratulations! Together, we have accomplished yet another milestone in Neosho’s future, directly benefitting the Neosho School District along with our entire community. We would like to extend a personal thank you to each and every one of you for believing in the Neosho School District’s proposal to improve lives in our…
If you need a quick reference guide to discuss the issue on the June 2nd ballot along with illustrations of planned updates to facilities, click on this link or the image below.
Two local papers discussing the upcoming levy issue on the June 2nd ballot. Read more to find out why this is so important for the community. Recent Article from the Neosho Daily News Recent Article from the Newton County News Dispatch
We wanted to remind you the election that was scheduled for April 7th, was rescheduled for June 2nd. Now, more than ever, we realize the importance of schools and strong local communities to support Neosho’s future. You can still vote absentee until June 1st. For more information about this ballot issue, watch this video from…
We have had questions about voting absentee for the school levy issue. As people evaluate and consider the best way to vote for the upcoming election, they should know voting absentee is an option for those who are unable to vote in their jurisdiction the day of the election. Absence from your jurisdiction could be…
Watch this brief video to learn more about the need to provide a storm shelter for the over 800 students, faculty, and staff that attend the Neosho Middle School.
March 10, 2020 Written by Dr. Jim Cummins, Superintendent of Neosho School District As The Next Step campaign kicked into high gear last week, it started to generate questions, need for clarification, and even some misinformation. Today’s article will attempt to provide information to assist voters in their decisions. I am a strong believer in…
A panel of Neosho High School students discuss their perspective regarding the need to update facilities and provide safer schools.
Student safety is a central part of the April 7th ballot issue. Learn more about the need to improve visitor entrance access at the Neosho Middle School to increase student safety for Neosho’s 5th and 6th grade students.
Take a few minutes to tour Central Elementary to learn more about the need for a proper storm shelter for the nearly 300 students and staff who attend Central.