SENECA R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT

How One Seneca Alumna's Vision Became a Tradition of Inclusion at the Newton County Fair Some of the most meaningful lessons don't happen in a classroom - they happen when a community comes together to ensure everyone has the opportunity to belong. For the third consecutive year, the Breaking Boundaries program at the Newton County Fair did exactly that. Created by Seneca School Board of Education member and 1999 Seneca High School graduate Sonya Bruegel, Breaking Boundaries

Seneca R-7 School District has announced its updated free and reduced price meal policy for the 2026-2027 school year. Eligible students may receive free or reduced price meals through the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program. Families are encouraged to review the income guidelines below and submit an application if they believe their household may qualify. 2026-2027 Income Eligibility Guidelines Household Size Free Meals: Annual Income Free Meals: M

🌟 Angel Roller Named Missouri Association for Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year 🌟 Please join us in celebrating Angel Roller, Seneca High School's Agriculture Education teacher, FFA Advisor, and Career & Technical Education Department Head, on being named the Missouri Association for Career and Technical Education (MOACTE) Teacher of the Year!🏆🎉 This prestigious honor recognizes the top educator in the state who demonstrates excellence in Career and Techn

As we prepare for another great school year, we wanted to share information about your child's Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) results from last spring. These results provide valuable information about your child's academic progress and can help families and teachers work together to support continued growth throughout the coming school year. The Seneca R-7 School District is committed to partnering with families to support every student's academic success. One way we measu

Seneca graduate Lily (Younger) Bailey '18 returns home to invest in the next generation. When Lily (Younger) Bailey walks through the halls of Seneca Elementary each morning, she's not just going to work - she's returning to the place that helped shape who she is. A 2018 graduate of Seneca High School, Bailey is preparing for her fifth year as a second-grade teacher at Seneca Elementary while also stepping into a new role as the Seneca High School Color Guard Coach. For Baile

Seneca MO- High School baseball closed the season with a strong statewide statement, as three Indians were recognized on Missouri’s Class 4 All-State baseball team. Jagger Wilson earned First Team All-State honors, while Drew Sherwood and Silas Ball were each named Second Team All-State. The selections put Seneca among the programs well represented on the statewide list and highlight the depth of talent that helped drive the Indians throughout the season. For Wilson, the Firs

Families can find the 2026-2027 school supply lists below for Early Childhood, Elementary, Intermediate, and Junior High students. Please review the list for your student’s grade level before purchasing supplies. Some items vary by grade, classroom, or elective class. Seneca Early Childhood School Supply List 1 box facial tissues 2 packages baby wipes for hands/faces, refills are fine 3 packages 5 oz. plastic drinking cups 4 large Elmer’s glue sticks 1 pair 5-inch blunt tip s

Camp has officially come to a close, and the Seneca cheerleaders are coming home with plenty to celebrate. After days of hard work, focus, and dedication, the girls earned first place in the Gameday Cheer division. Their performance reflected the energy, school spirit, and teamwork that Seneca is proud to represent. Throughout camp, the team pushed themselves to improve, worked together, and represented Seneca with pride. Their commitment paid off in a big way, bringing home

Seneca Intermediate School has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top-performing schools in Missouri, a distinction that reflects the hard work taking place in classrooms every day. The recognition is part of the U.S. News Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings, which evaluate public schools using publicly available education data, including student performance in mathematics and reading/language arts. For Seneca Intermediate School, this recogniti

Source PDF: Originally approved by the Seneca R7 School Board on June 30, 2020. Revised and approved by the Seneca R7 School Board using public input on March 15, 2022. The plan will be reviewed and updated as needed every 6 months. District personnel will provide assistance to students, employees, parents, community members, and stakeholders if questions arise or the content is not understandable. If needed, the information will be provided in other languages or through verb

Email is one of the most important tools we use every day at Seneca R-7. It is also one of the most common ways cybercriminals try to get into school systems. A phishing email is designed to trick you into clicking a link, opening an attachment, sharing sensitive information, sending money, or entering your username and password on a fake website. A spear phishing email is even more dangerous because it is targeted. Instead of sending a generic scam to thousands of people, th

What a year it has been to be a Seneca Indian! From the opening whistles of late summer to the intense postseason runs of spring, our student-athletes and coaches have put on a masterclass in dedication, talent, and grit. We have smashed school records, claimed state crowns, and represented our community with ultimate class. Here is your comprehensive look back at the defining moments, breakout stars, and championship legacies written during the 2025–2026 school year. 🏆 THE

Families eligible for free or reduced-price meals through the National School Lunch Program, either by household income or direct certification, may qualify for Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (SEBT). This summer benefit offers $120 in grocery benefits per eligible student. If your student is already receiving free or reduced-price meals this school year, their information will be submitted. Families not eligible during the 2025–2026 school year can use the Missouri SuN B

Brodie Probert Congratulations to Brodie Probert for being honored with the Neosho Lions Club Student of the Month award on Thursday, April 30th. This prestigious accolade acknowledges Brodie's hard work, dedication, and exceptional contributions to his school and community. The Neosho Lions Club, known for its commitment to supporting local youth and promoting academic excellence, selects students who exhibit leadership, character, and a strong dedication to their studies. B

We would like to invite the community of Seneca to our first annual SHS Decision Day The celebration will be held in the new gym on May 6th at 2pm. Each Senior will share their post-secondary plan. Local colleges have agreed to attend as well as military representatives. We will have refreshments following the celebration! We will have designated seating for family and community. Contact Lori Brock with questions lbrock@senecar7.com

Good afternoon, As the year is quickly wrapping up, this is a reminder that your PD logs will be due soon. I’ve linked a copy of this year’s log below—please be sure to use this version rather than one from a previous year. I will have a folder available at each building later this week for log submissions. All logs are due by May 15th. A few reminders: All full-time certified staff are required to log 15 hours. New teachers should consult their mentor for specific instructio

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SENECA, MO- The Seneca R-7 School District is proud to announce the hiring of James Carter as the new Principal of Seneca Intermediate School, effective August 1. Mr. Carter currently serves as Assistant Principal at Neosho High School, where he has led efforts in instructional improvement, student support systems, and school culture. In his role, he has partnered with teachers to enhance classroom practices, analyzed student data to support at-risk lea

Seneca R-7 is proud to offer high-quality before and after school programming through our TPC Kids After School Program, where students have opportunities to learn, lead, and grow beyond the school day. This week, members of our TPC team met with our state coach as part of our annual continuous improvement process. Each year, our team reflects on program strengths, reviews data, and sets goals to ensure we are providing the best possible experience for our students and famili

At Seneca Early Childhood, learning is an exciting journey that continues beyond the regular school day. Our Pre-K Enrichment Program provides our youngest learners with opportunities to explore, create, and discover through hands-on experiences that spark curiosity and joy. This weekly enrichment program is designed to give students meaningful opportunities to learn through play, creativity, and exploration. Throughout the semester, students participate in engaging activitie

SENECA, Mo. — The Seneca R-7 School District officially broke ground on the new Career Exploration Center at Seneca High School, marking a major step forward in the district’s long-range facilities plan. Students, staff, school board members, and community members gathered to celebrate the start of construction on the facility, which will expand opportunities for hands-on learning and career exploration for Seneca students. The project is part of a long-term vision that began