SENECA R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT

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 First Team selection adds to a growing resume. Ozarks Sports Zone’s 2026 season preview identified him as one of the key arms expected to lead Seneca’s pitching staff, and his all-state recognition confirms the impact he made. A First Team nod is one of the highest honors a player can receive, and Wilson’s place on that list reflects both performance and respect across Missouri high school baseball. Sherwood’s Second Team All-State selection continues a standout year of recognition. Earlier coverage of postseason honors also listed him as Big 8 Player of the Year, showing how valuable he was not only to Seneca, but across the conference. His all-state honor gives Seneca another proven leader recognized at the Missouri Class 4 level. Ball’s Second Team All-State honor is just as meaningful. As a catcher, his role went beyond the box score. Ozarks Sports Zone noted before the season that Ball would handle catching duties for a pitching staff with high-level talent, and that kind of responsibility matters. Catchers help guide games, manage pitchers, and steady the defense, and Ball’s recognition shows that his work behind the plate stood out. Together, Wilson, Sherwood, and Ball give Seneca baseball three all-state honorees in one season. That is a major accomplishment for the program and a reflection of the work being done by players, coaches, and the broader baseball community in Seneca. The honors are also a reminder of what makes high school athletics special: individual achievement growing out of team success. Each player earned his name on the list, but all three also helped represent Seneca on a statewide stage. Sources: Sports Yahoo, Ozarks Sports Zone

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 scissors 2 EXPO fine tip black dry erase markers 1 package Crayola markers, classic colors 2 boxes large, not jumbo, Crayola crayons 1 four-pack Play-Doh 2 plastic pocket folders 1 backpack, big enough to carry folders/projects Boys only: 1 box gallon Ziploc bags, generic brands are fine Girls only: 1 box quart Ziploc bags, generic brands are fine Seneca Elementary School Supply List, Pre-K through 3rd Grade Pre-K Please note: This list is for the new in-house Pre-K, not Seneca Early Childhood. 2 boxes Kleenex 2 packages baby wipes 1 Clorox wipe 1 package dry erase markers 1 box washable Crayola markers, classic colors 2 boxes Crayola crayons 1 box sandwich Ziploc bags, boys 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags, girls 12 glue sticks 1 box Play-Doh 1 package Dixie cups, boys 1 package plain white paper plates, girls 1 plastic water bottle 1 wired over-ear headphones 1 vinyl rest mat 1 standard sized backpack with a change of clothes Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten 2 large erasers 2 boxes Kleenex 4 boxes Crayola crayons, 24 pack 1 package baby wipes, girls 2 plastic folders with brads 1 Clorox wipes, boys 1 box Play-Doh, 4 pack 1 box washable Crayola markers 1 box Ziploc gallon or quart size bags 8 black dry erase markers 1 vinyl rest mat, thin 1 plastic water bottle 1 pair scissors 1 plastic school supply box, 8x5 2 spiral notebooks 12 glue sticks 1 wired over-ear headphones First Grade 1 paper towels 4 Crayola crayons 1 sharp Fiskars scissors, 5-inch 1 plastic school supply box, no zippers 2 washable colored markers, 8 count 1 Clorox wipes 2 Elmer’s glue sticks, 4 pack 48 Ticonderoga pre-sharpened pencils 12 black EXPO dry erase markers 2 plastic pocket folders with brads, red and blue 1 pack pencil top erasers 1 composition notebook 2 boxes Kleenex 1 baby wipes 1 wired over-ear headphones Second Grade 1 plastic school supply box 3 boxes Crayola crayons, 24 count 1 sharp Fiskars scissors 2 composition notebooks 10 black EXPO dry erase markers 2 pink erasers 1 yellow pocket folder with brads 1 blue pocket folder with brads 1 red pocket folder with brads 1 hand sanitizer, 8 oz. pump 1 plastic clipboard 1 box markers, 8-10 count 1 3-ring binder, 2-inch 3 boxes Kleenex 1 Clorox disinfecting wipes 1 box sandwich size Ziploc bags, girls only 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags, boys only 24 Ticonderoga pre-sharpened pencils 1 package glue sticks, 6 pack 1 binder tabs 1 spiral notebook 1 wired over-ear headphones Third Grade 4 boxes Crayola crayons, 24 count 10 dry erase markers 1 sharp Fiskars scissors, 5-inch 2 pink erasers 2 colored pencils 4 Elmer’s glue sticks 2 colored markers, 8 or 10 count 48 pre-sharpened pencils 1 clipboard 2 packages pencil topper erasers 1 wired over-ear headphones 6 pocket folders with brads 4 composition notebooks 1 zipper pouch, no boxes please 2 boxes Kleenex 2 Clorox wipes 1 yellow highlighter, 2 count 1 quart size Ziploc bags, boys 1 sandwich size Ziploc bags, girls 1 package lined index cards Elementary reminders: Please label all school supplies and belongings. Gym shoes are required in P.E. class. Backpacks with wheels will not be allowed. Seneca Intermediate School Supply List Fourth Grade 1 pencil pouch, no boxes 24 EXPO markers 1 spiral notebook 1 package of 8 pocket dividers with pockets 3 folders with brads 1 pack colored pencils 1 2-inch ring binder, hardback 1 Lysol wipes 2 boxes tissues 2 sets headphones or earbuds 1 pack wide ruled paper 48 pencils Fifth Grade 2 sets earbuds 2 one-subject spiral notebooks or composition books with holes 1 folder, take-home folder 3 folders with brads 1 package of 4 dry erase markers 3 packages #2 pencils, 24 count 1 package pencil cap erasers 1 package wide ruled paper 1 pencil pouch 2 glue sticks 1 pair 5-inch Fiskars scissors Highlighters, optional, 3-4 assorted colors 1 box 12-count colored pencils or crayons Disinfecting wipes Tissues, 3 boxes Sixth Grade 1 zip binder, at least 2-inch 1 zipper pouch for binder 1 2-inch 3-ring binder 1 five-pack dividers 2 sets earbuds 3 boxes tissues 3 Clorox wipes 4 three-prong pocket folders 1 eight-count black dry erase markers 3 packages highlighters 4 composition books 1 package pencil cap erasers 3 packages pencils, 24 count Sixth grade art supplies: 2 packages #2 pencils Student’s own set of colored pencils Sixth grade music: $5 for recorders Seneca Junior High Supply Listing All Students Wired headphones or earbuds Pencils Elective Classes Ag $20 FFA dues, if your student wants to be in Junior High FFA 1.5-inch 3-ring binder Art 12-pack colored pencils 1 package washable markers 2 packages pencils Speech/Debate 1 package 3x5 index cards STEAM $5 per quarter supply/kit fee Clear plastic shoebox-type box Pocket folder Ruler One roll of Scotch tape Core Classes 7th/8th Math 1-inch 3-ring binder Zipper pouch for binder 7th/8th English All supplies will be provided. 7th/8th Social Studies All supplies will be provided. 7th/8th Grade Science All supplies will be provided. Items Provided for Students by the Junior High Science notebook English notebook Social Studies notebook 2 notebooks for elective classes Math notebook Science folder English folder Social Studies folder Chromebook and charger Math colored pencils Families are encouraged to check their student’s grade level carefully and contact the school office with any questions about required supplies.

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 a well-earned first-place finish. In addition to the team’s success, several talented Seneca cheerleaders were recognized as All American selections. One of our own also earned the outstanding honor of being named Top All American, a major accomplishment that highlights her skill, leadership, and dedication. We are proud of these young ladies and the way they continue to represent Seneca both on and off the mat. Their success is a reflection of their hard work, their coaches’ leadership, and the strong support behind Seneca activities. Congratulations to our cheerleaders on a successful camp and an impressive first-place finish. We are Seneca. Let’s Go Indians!

District Calendar Food Menus Counselor Info Course Catalogs College Prep Career and Technical Education Programs Counselor's Office Counselors Nicki Strickland School Counselor nstrickland@senecar7.com Lori Brock Post-Secondary Advisor lbrock@senecar7.com College Prep Links ACT College Test Preparation Recommended College Prep Coursework College Costs – Missouri Connections CTEC Seneca High School students are offered the opportunity to attend Crowder Technical Education Center (CTEC) programs their Junior year of high school. These programs allow students to earn skills and Industry Recognized Credentials to assist them with their future career goals after high school. Students can speak with the counselor about touring and applying to CTEC during their sophomore year of high school. More information about CTEC and the opportunities it can provide our students are found on their website: Crowder Technical Education Center (CTEC) NEW 2026-2027 Course Catalog Scholarships Resources Search Engines MissouriConnections Guide to Scholarships and Financial Aid Resources for Hispanic Students Scholarships Scholarship Links are now in Canvas Due to the number of scholarships that become available and due during 2nd semester, scholarship information will be added to Assignments in the Class of 2026 Advisory course. Parents who want to see the scholarship information will need a Canvas Account (if you'd like one, contact the SHS office). Go to Class of 2026 COURSE and then Assignments. FastWeb MyScholarshipCentral CollegeScholarships.org MyScholly (now free) Scholarships.com BigFuture (CollegeBoard) CareerOneStop (Dept. of Labor) TuitionFundingSources (TFS) StudentScholarshipSearch Student Scholarships.org Transcript Requests Virtual Learning Application A+ Info Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Athletics/NCAA A+ Checklist for High School: Sign a written participation agreement (SHS Agreement found in Counseling office) Graduate with a GPA of 2.5 (C+) or higher on a 4.0 scale Maintain at least a 95% attendance record during high school Students must attend an A+ designated high school for any two years prior to graduation Perform 50 hours of unpaid tutoring or mentoring Maintain a record of good citizenship and avoid the unlawful use of drugs/alcohol Selective Service (Draft Card) copy is needed from all 18 or older males to verify you signed Have achieved a score of proficient or advanced on the Algebra 1 EOC or a higher level DESE approved end-of-course exam in the field of mathematics File FAFSA beginning October 1 for the following school year (in college) Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Info Scholarship Opportunity For Dual Credit/Enrollment Students The Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development (MDHEWD) launched the state financial aid program to reimburse students for the cost of dual credit and dual enrollment courses. The Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment (DC/DE) Scholarship will help cover the tuition and fees for students who meet program eligibility criteria. Students can submit the scholarship application and supporting documents online through the student financial aid portal and can learn more here. Seneca High School Dual Credit (taught by SHS staff) Dual credit classes allow students the opportunity to take college level classes on the SHS campus and earn both college and high school credit. Students are allowed to obtain college credit at a reduced tuition price. To be eligible for this program a student must: · Have completed his/her sophomore year of high school · Be at least 16 years of age · Have a minimum unweighted 3.0 GPA (cannot round up) · Apply and be accepted to an eligible college or university · Maintain 95% attendance Some courses also require a specific ACT score or a qualifying alternate test score. Currently Crowder College has chosen the alternate test platform of Accuplacer. Arrangements to take this test will have to be made at Crowder College. This requirement is noted in the prerequisite section of each course description. Students that participate in this program will be responsible for any and all fees incurred with their college coursework. Tuition fees are set by the college. Dual credit offerings are subject to cancellation if the minimum number of students is not met. If a class overfills, upperclassmen will take precedence. Students will receive a grade on their high school transcript as well as their college transcript. Only dual credit courses that are core subjects will be weighted (eng, math, science, soc stud). The college may have deadlines for dropping courses that differ from the high school schedule. High school schedules may only be changed within the specified time period and that may not coincide with the college schedule change dates. Colleges often have dates well into the semester to withdraw/drop a course. If a student makes this decision to drop in a Dual Credit course, they will remain in the high school class and the grade earned from the HS teacher will be on the HS transcript. The student and parent will be responsible for dropping the course at the college level. Seneca High School Dual Enrollment Dual enrollment is a program that allows students to attend classes at a local college and receive both high school and college credit. Students must attend a college that has a current dual enrollment/credit agreement with Seneca High School. To be eligible for this program a student must: · Have completed his/her sophomore year of high school · Be at least 16 years of age · Have a minimum 3.0 GPA · Apply and be accepted to an eligible college or university · Maintain 95% attendance In order to verify attendance, students will complete an attendance sheet on a weekly basis. This form must be submitted to the attendance secretary. Failure to do so will result in the student being marked absent for their college classes. On days when the student’s college classes do not meet the student must come to the high school and engage in homework or independent study related to their high school or college courses. Students enrolled in this program must take a total of six (6) classes per semester with a minimum of three classes taken on the SHS campus. Release time for dual enrollment must occur at either the beginning or end of the school day. Courses taken at the college or university level will be counted towards the student’s GPA. In order to qualify for weighted credit the college course must be a minimum three (3) hour course in English, Mathematics, Science or Social Studies. Students may not receive weighted credit for college courses in excess of the total weighted credit courses available at Seneca High School. Student will receive half (.5) a credit of high school credit for each successfully completed three (3) hour college course. Students will receive a full credit of high school credit for each successfully completed five (5) hour college course. It is the student’s responsibility to provide the counseling office with an official college transcript so that grades may be entered and credit awarded. Should a student drop a college course prior to completion the high school grade will be entered as an “F”. Students that participate in this program will be responsible for any and all fees incurred with their college coursework. Students will also be responsible for their own transportation. A copy of the student’s college class schedule must be provided to the high school counselor at the beginning of each semester. At the end of each semester the student must provide an official copy of their college transcript. Request a Transcript Transcript Request Forms may be picked up in the high school counseling office and/or by filling out Seneca High School Transcript Request Form. Seneca High School Transcript Request Form NCAA Elgibility If a student anticipates or plans to play an athletic sport or activity that requires eligibility after high school, more information can be provided by scheduling a meeting with the counselor. NCAA Website Virtual Learning Application Fill out this form to apply for Virtual Learning and view the requirements for Virtual Learning. Virtual Learning Application PDF

District Calendar Food Menus Counselor's Office HS Handbook 26-27 Our School Library Learning Center Welcome Welcome to the Seneca High School website. We hope you find the site informational and user friendly. It is an honor to be part of an exciting school system so rich in Tradition, Pride, and Class. Tradition, Pride, and Class reflects everything the students, staff, and administration strive to accomplish in all that we do at Seneca High School. It is a blessing and privilege to work with great students, highly-qualified teachers, enthusiastic support staff, involved parents, and administrators who strive to lead by example. We are working to provide your child with the best possible educational opportunities in a safe, positive learning environment. We hope this site provides you with the information you are looking for. If we can be of assistance, please call us at 417-776-3926. We hope to see you attending the many activities hosted by Seneca High School. GO INDIANS! -Dan Hueller SHS Principal Learning Center SLC Staff Matt Crane - Seneca Learning Center Rachel Crane - Seneca Learning Center Imagine Learning Site Seneca High School Library Hours: Mon - Fri 7:40 -3:30 Policies: 2-3 books/2 weeks Click Here to visit the Library Site Librarian: Mrs. Rebecca Otey Library Lookup AR Bookfinder Google Classroom Renaissance Learning Sora The Joplin Globe Newsela ALEKS Typing.com Storyline Online Kahoot! Quizlet i-Ready Connect Seesaw.me Tinkercad (autodesk) Khan Academy McGraw Hill Education Class Dojo USA Test Prep Scratch (MIT) Prodigy Math Game Cool Math Games Multiplication Tables Padlet Good Reads Near Pod Epic! Code.org 1 2 3 4 Staff Mr. Dan Hueller, Principal Dr. Katie Mock, Assistant Principal Mr. Rich Adkins, Athletic Director Mrs. Nicki Strickland, Counselor Mrs. Lori Brock, Counselor Mr. Tom Hodge, At Risk Counselor Diane Durman, Counselor Secretary Jennifer French, Office Secretary Allison Cummings, Office Secretary Jessica Truelove, Nurse Officer James Kelly, School Resource Officer (SRO) Rebecca Otey, Media Specialist Kelsey Marshall, Lunch Room Stacie Aldridge, Lunch Room Heidi Boyer, Lunch Room Tonja Kalambach, Lunch Room Markie Greninger, Custodian Todd Shafer, Custodian Domenic Yeakey, Custodian Jim Berends, Custodian Communications Arts Mrs. Brooke Wiles Mr. Jon Cole Mrs. Rebecca DePriest Mrs. Rebecca Otey Mrs. Karina Cole Mrs. Julie Repplinger Mrs. Mackenzie Hayes Mrs. Emily Wooten Mr. Josue Martinez Fine Arts Mr. Joseph Fry Mr. Tyler Jones Mrs. Katelyn Parker Mr. Chris Tanksley Practical Arts Mrs. Angel Roller Mr. Kelly Stevenson Miss. MaKynzi Stone Ms. Katy Stovall Math Mrs. Angela Connor Mr. Will Roark Mrs. Holly Schulte Mrs. Annette Wynn P.E. Coach Rachel Ayo Coach Skip Brock Coach Cody Hilburn Cassidy Barclay Coach Jeff Sill Science Mrs. Shana Ball Mrs. Angela Connor Mr. David Sherwood Mr. Chris Yust Social Studies Mr. Richard Patterson Mrs. Rebecca DePriest Mr. Jim Paxson Mr. Danny Plake Specials Rachel Ayo - TPC/Health Cort Hardy - TPC/Health Clary Wright - Spanish Special Education Mr. Jeff Charles Miss. Elizabeth Dubois Miss. Kaley Parker Speech and Debate Rebecca DePriest Emily Wooten Paraprofessionals Ms. Austin, Para Mrs. Rachel Crane, Para Mrs. Garrett, Para Mr. Keith, Para Mrs. Ledbetter, Para Mrs. Scott, Para Mr. Steadman, Para Mrs. Testerman, Para Mrs. Sydnee Miller SLC Matt Crane - Seneca Learning Center Reanna Crandall - Seneca Learning Center Adam Hughes - Seneca Learning Center Seneca A+ Program Seneca A+ Program: The key goal of the A+ Schools Program is to assure that all students when they graduate, are well-prepared to pursue advanced education, employment or both. Goals of the SHS A+ School Program 1. To ensure that all students graduate from High School. 2. To ensure that all students complete a selection of High School Studies that is challenging and has identified learning expectations. 3. To ensure that all students proceed from High School Graduation to a College, a Post-Secondary Vocational / Technical School, or a high wage job with work place skill development opportunities Student Benefits • Money for tuition to attend a Missouri public community or technical college • Opportunity to learn about careers at the place of business as well as in the classroom. • Tutoring and mentoring experience • Career Pathways to help provide a focus and guidance • Encouragement to attend school regularly and work hard • Experience using computers and other technologies to solve problems. Helpful Links: FAFSA Missouri Selective A+ Schools Service Contact: Dr. Katie Mock, A+ Coordinator kmock@senecar7.com 417-776-3926 A+ Tuition reimbursement is contingent upon state funding. State funding may be removed or reduced at any time, and is not the responsibility of Seneca R-VII School District. The tuition reimbursement will be within the amount appropriated annually by the state. Requirements Document Links Latest Algebra 1 EOC Requirement A+ Financial Incentive Requirements Colleges and Technical Schools that Accept A+ List of Colleges that Accept A+ List of Technical Schools that Accept A+ Forms A+ Agreement Appeal of Citizenship Requirements Document

District Calendar Food Menus Weekly Lessons Click or tap to view the site, Powered by Seesaw. Administration Dedra Cornett - ECSE Director Michele Powell - EC Secretary Nurse Jami Wilson, RN - District Lead Nurse Teachers and Specialists Sheri Guesby Kristi Tate Kim Hembree Darlene Schmitt Deann Woodward Ashley Neely- SLP Jo Mailes, SLP-A Ashley Gassaway, OT Melissa Aldridge, PTA Nicole Lingenfelter, PT Paraprofessionals Kim Blevins Addie Connell Michelle Dardenne Tonya Hatfield Teresa Wills Shyann Wilson