SENECA R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT

District Calendar Food Menus Enrollment Forms Title 1 All Pro Dad All Pro Dad All Pro Dad is on a mission to help you love and lead your family well. All Pro Dad Title 1 Information The purpose of Title I is to ensure that all children have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach, at a minimum, proficiency on challenging State academic achievement standards and state academic assessments. Below are documents relating to Title I and Seneca Intermediate School. Title 1 Compact Parent Involvement Policy Parent Right To Know Parental Information and Resource Center Notice ESSA Complaint Procedures SIS School Wide Plan SIS Family Engagement Enrollment Forms Below are forms needed to enroll your child. Forms can be printed and brought into the school office, or you can come in and fill the forms out. Please make sure to bring a copy of your child's birth certificate, social security card and current shot records. If you have any questions, please contact us at (417) 776-7961 or email tbarnes@senecar7.com . Acceptable Use Policy Parent Portal Form Consent Form Foster Student Form Residency Form Residency Affadavit Staff Will King - Principal Ashley Laughlin - Administrative Assistant Tasha Auman - Administrative Assistant Megan Triplett - Counselor Andrea McCoy - Nurse Terrie Asbill - Gifted Susan Beville- Special Education Brett Hudson - Special Education Andrew Sparlin-Special Education Stephanie Brill - Speech Robin Patterson- Title I Nita Hanes-Title I Ciara Oxendine-Title Math Julie Repplinger - ESL Teachers 4th Grade: Brooklyn Cook Hannah Haase Allison House Michelle VanWagner John Wydick 5th Grade: Jennifer Allison Rachel Crane Kynslee Hill Jodie Lannon Anne Soden 6th Grade: Jennifer Burr Jennifer Ginger Amanda Jeffcoat Sarah McClain Ashley Wilscam Specials Rachel Whitehead - (ES/IS) Art Grant Berendt- (ES/IS) P.E. Drew Schulte - (ES/IS) P.E. Michelle Wetzel - Music Tiffany Culley - Library Paraprofessionals Kerry Reeves Kathy Dorland Kassandra Ackerson Brittany Murphy Ashley Hurley Ronald “Justin” Cline

District Calendar Food Menus Welcome Library Title 1 Enrollment Forms Welcome to Seneca Elementary Seneca Elementary School wants to welcome you to our web space for the Seneca community. Seneca Elementary is a K-3 school where communication, creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and cooperation are highly valued skills. Seneca Elementary School, where “Every Child, Everyday, Whatever it Takes!” is the backbone of our learning approach! Elementary Library Information Heather Lankford hlankford@senecar7.com SES Library: 417.776.1800 SES Office: 417.776.2785 Library on FB Kiddle Blooket Title 1 Documents The purpose of Title I is to ensure that all children have a fair, equal, and significant opportunity to obtain a high-quality education and reach, at a minimum, proficiency on challenging State academic achievement standards and state academic assessments. Below are documents relating to Title I and Seneca Elementary School. Title 1 Compact Parent Involvement Policy Parent Right To Know Parental Information and Resource Center Notice ESSA Complaint Procedures SES Schoolwide Plan SES Family Engagement Enrollment Forms Below are forms needed to enroll your child. Forms can be printed and brought into the school office, or you can come in and fill the forms out. Please make sure to bring a copy of your child's birth certificate, social security card and current shot records. If you have any questions, please contact us at (417) 776-2785 or email lking@senecar7.com . Acceptable Use Policy Parent Portal Form Consent Form Foster Student Form Residency Form Residency Affadavit 2024-2025 Kindergarten Screening Form Staff Greg Hatfield - Principal Lisa King - Administrative Assistant Brooke Campbell - Secretary Shelly Barnes - Counselor Marki Cole-Behavior Technician Sara Blevins - Nurse Sherri Mailes - Bright Futures Coordinator Simone Pendegraft - Speech Pathologist Angel Berends - Special Education Megan Olds - Special Education Julie Repplinger - ESL Amy Tynon - Reading Interventionists Clara Oxendine - Math Interventionist (K-6) Megan Wallace - Instructional Coach Christin Rawlins -Reading Specialist (Title 1) Pre-K Teachers Miranda Brant Kindergarten Teachers Whitney Marble April Englebert Whitney Roark Elisabeth Renfro Denesa Mitchell Tatum Stogsdill 1st Grade Teachers Morgan Davis KyLeigh Garrett Hannah Hayes Kristen Cornell Mylea Schlessman 2nd Grade Teachers Emily Golden Lily Bailey Kaitlyn Kelly Desteni Heinrich Ali Strong 3rd Grade Teachers Payton Waits Kristi Webb Beth Johnson Mylea Schlessman Ardee York Amanda McKenzie Specials Rachel Whitehead - (ES/IS) Art Grant Berendt - (ES/IS) Physical Education Kristy Turner - Music Heather Lankford - Librarian/PBL Coach Paraprofessionals Julie Collings Michelle Dardene Keshia Gatewood Jennifer Williams Beverly Davison Cassandra Lagers April Woodward

District Calendar Food Menus CURRICULUM Select a school to view the curriculum outlines for selected courses. Links will be added as they become available. High School Junior High Intermediate Elementary District / Curriculum / High School Curriculum Math -Algebra -Geometry -Algebra II -Algebra III -Advanced Math Science -Integrated Science I -Integrated Science II -Biology -Chemistry -Anatomy Social Studies -World History -American History -Government English -Communication Arts I -Communication Arts II -Communication Arts III -Communication Arts IV Jr. High Curriculum Math -7th Grade Math -8th Grade Math -7th Grade Pre-Algebra Science -7th Grade Science -8th Grade Science Social Studies -7th Grade Social Studies -8th Grade Social Studies English -7th Grade ELA -8th Grade ELA Intermediate School 6th Grade -ELA -Math -Science/Social Studies 5th Grade -Math/Science -ELA/Social Studies 4th Grade -Math/Science -ELA/Social Studies Elementary School 3rd Grade -All Content 2nd Grade -All Content 1st Grade -All Content Kindergarten -All Content Pre-K -All Content

District Calendar Food Menus Seneca School District Health and Wellness Page OBJECTIVES: -Goals for nutrition education and promotion, physical education and activity , and other school based activities that are designed to promote student wellness. - Nutrition guidelines for all foods sold during the school day with objectives of promoting student health. -Guidelines for non-sold foods and beverages -A plan for monitoring and measuring implementation of the wellness plan -A plan for fostering community involvement and notification. GOALS: -Nutrition Education -Nutrition Promotion -Physical Activity -Other School Based Activities SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT is pleased to offer Telemedicine services in our schools through the support of the Newton County Commissioners and Freeman Neosho Hospital. This program helps us better support the health of our students and staff by making access to medical care more convenient during the school day. The purpose of the Telemedicine program is to help students receive timely care when they are not feeling well, while also helping them stay healthy and in school whenever possible. When a student becomes ill at school and needs medical attention, the school nurse can assist with setting up a Telemedicine visit from the nurse’s office with a qualified Freeman healthcare provider. Parents and guardians may also take part in the appointment virtually through a secure link using a cell phone, computer, or other smart device. This allows parents to see and hear the visit, communicate with the medical provider, and stay involved while the school nurse assists the student in person. The result is a more connected and supportive healthcare experience for the student, family, nurse, and provider. We know how important it is for families to stay informed and involved when it comes to their child’s health. Additional information about Telemedicine and how the program works is available through the links below. These resources explain the benefits of Telemedicine and how it can help support a healthier school environment. At Seneca School District, the health and well-being of our students and staff remain a priority. Through Telemedicine services, we are able to provide accessible, timely, and convenient healthcare support for our school community.

Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the Seneca School District in Seneca MO District Calendar Food Menus School District Menus Students may only carry a MAXIMUM negative balance of $10.00 on their food service account. If the account goes over the $10.00 limit, the student will be fed a sack lunch and a carton of milk, until the account is brought current. 2025-2026 LUNCH PRICES Breakfast Breakfast All Schools $1.50 Reduced Student Breakfast $0.30 Adult Breakfast $2.50 Lunch Elementary & Intermediate Lunch $1.90 Junior High & High School $2.00 Reduced Student Lunch $0.40 Adult Lunch $3.50 USDA Non Discrimination Statement PDF

Support the Seneca R-7 School District Teacher Lists will be updated when the final teacher list is available for next year. Right now it just has placeholder names and is not accurate. Early Childhood Teachers Payton Hillman Position / Role Chloe Wilson Position / Role Jessica Davis Position / Role James Williams Position / Role Elementary Teachers Payton Hillman Position / Role Chloe Wilson Position / Role Jessica Davis Position / Role James Williams Position / Role Intermediate Teachers Payton Hillman Position / Role Chloe Wilson Position / Role Jessica Davis Position / Role James Williams Position / Role Jr. High School Teachers Payton Hillman Position / Role Chloe Wilson Position / Role Jessica Davis Position / Role James Williams Position / Role High School Teachers Payton Hillman Position / Role Chloe Wilson Position / Role Jessica Davis Position / Role James Williams Position / Role Learning Center Teachers Payton Hillman Position / Role Chloe Wilson Position / Role Jessica Davis Position / Role James Williams Position / Role

District Calendar Food Menus Parents As Teachers Missouri's Parent Education Program is a voluntary parent education program serving families who are expecting a child or have children under the age of kindergarten entry. Missouri's Parent Education Program helps to establish positive partnerships between home, school and the community and plays a vital role in supporting families and children from the very beginning toward school readiness. A trained parent educator provides home visits with families to promote early learning, knowledge and understanding of important developmental milestones. Periodic screenings increase parents’ understanding of their children’s developmental progress, as well as inform them of any possible delays. Early intervention for identified concerns helps improve school readiness for young children. Family personal visits are provided by a trained parent educator who will partner with the family to support and promote the child’s development through individualized activities that will prepare the child for future success in school and life. Developmental screenings provide information on the individual growth and development of the child as well as health, hearing, vision and dental checks. Annual developmental screenings can support continued growth and identify potential delays or concerns. Group connections allow for parent-child interactions, increase knowledge of ways to support child development and provide an opportunity to practice parenting skills in a group setting. Resource networks provide families with connections to information and services available in the community to support them. Dedra Cornett PAT Supervisor Phone (417) 776-1201 Email dcornett@senecar7.com Stacie Brixey PAT Educator Phone (417) 776-1204 Email sbrixey@senecar7.com Sheri Guesby PAT Educator Phone (417) 776-1201 Email sguesby@senecar7.com First Steps Brochure Newton County Library

District Calendar Food Menus Family Resource Links District School Supply Lists Parents as Teachers Bright Futures (Seneca) Seneca PTO Clever.com Infinite Campus Parent Portal Infinite Campus Student Portal Canvas i-Ready Documentation for Resources Canvas Parent Observer Information iReady System Requirements iReady FAQs and Troubleshooting Canvas Parent Observer Information iReady System Requirements iReady FAQs and Troubleshooting Community Safe Room Info FERPA Information School Handbooks General Resources School Data School Handbooks Here is a convenient place to view the posted handbooks for each applicable School. If you do not find an updated version of the handbook here please reach out to the relevant school . HS Handbook JH Handbook IS Handbook ES Handbook School Data Find State of MO Data for each school listed here. School District High School Data Junior High Data Intermediate Data Elementary Data Early Childhood Data General Resource Links Here are some general links. District Report Card Homeless Students Trauma Informed Schools District Map Home School Declaration Form Current SRCSP Anti-Bullying Policy FERPA Information Accommodation Of Students With Disabilities AMI Purpose and Expectations Menu Close Missouri Course Access Program (MOCAP) The Seneca R-7 School District strives to provide students with access to a wide array of learning opportunities in order to help them succeed in life after graduation. The District realizes children have unique learning styles, and we are here to adapt to your child’s needs. That’s why the Seneca R-7 School District embraces online learning opportunities such as the Missouri Course Access and Virtual School Program. Known as MOCAP, the online program for grades K-12 is overseen by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the State Board of Education. MOCAP enhances current opportunities, giving students one more avenue to learn and find success. Online/virtual courses are available through a number of vendors, which can be found on the MOCAP website . In accordance with 161.670 RSMo and School Board policy - IGCD, registration and payment for MOCAP online courses will be completed by the Seneca R-7 School District for those students who qualify. Parents or students interested in online courses should work with the school counselor to create the best plan of action for the individual student. Seneca High School: 417-776-3926 Seneca Jr. High: 417-776-3911 Seneca Intermediate: 417-776-7961 Seneca Elementary: 417-776-2785 MOCAP Catalogs and Course Providers MOCAP GUIDANCE ENROLL FULLTIME ENROLL IN MOCAP Anti-bullying The Seneca R-7 School District Schools have Anti-bullying procedures in place. These can be found in the Student Handbook for each school by clicking the appropriate link under the Handbooks tab above and in the School Board Policy . You can utilize this link to report bullying behavior as well: Courage2Report Title IX Title IX prohibits sex-based discrimination in education programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance.. You can utilize this link to access information including ways to file a complaint: Title IX and Sex Discrimination

Frequently asked questions 🏫 Student Life Parents & Enrollment 📚 Academics & Programs 🧭 District Information General Key Services What extracurricular activities are offered in Seneca schools? Students can participate in a variety of extracurricular activities, including clubs, music programs, academic groups, and leadership organizations, depending on grade level. Are there events for families and the community? Yes, Seneca R-7 hosts events throughout the year, including performances, athletic events, and school activities that families and community members can attend. Frequently asked questions 🏫 Student Life Parents & Enrollment 📚 Academics & Programs 🧭 District Information General Key Services What extracurricular activities are offered in Seneca schools? Students can participate in a variety of extracurricular activities, including clubs, music programs, academic groups, and leadership organizations, depending on grade level. Are there events for families and the community? Yes, Seneca R-7 hosts events throughout the year, including performances, athletic events, and school activities that families and community members can attend.

Flexible Benefit Services MET Retiree Benefit Management and Billing Beginning April 1, 2025, Retirees who continue MET Health, Dental or Vision Plans will manage their benefit elections and billing through Flexible Benefit Services, LLC. Newly eligible retirees will receive enrollment communications once benefits are termed as a full time employee and they are transitioned to Retiree status. Enrollments must be completed within the Flexible Benefit Services system in order to remain active in Retiree status. Please be prompt in responding to initial and open enrollment communications to get the most from your Retiree benefit plans. Below you will find the link to the Retiree login page along with guide(s) provided by Flexible Benefit Services to make this process as easy as possible. Flexible Benefit Services Easily manage your Retiree or Direct Bill services online with real-time information available 24/7. Direct Bill ACH Payment Setup Guide PDF How to setup ACH and recurring payments on the Flex Direct Bill Portal. Benefit Advocate Center-continued access Retirees will still be able to utilize the Benefit Advocate Center for plan and claim questions. Please don't hesitate to utilize this free service when needed. Contact the Benefit Advocate Center (BAC)! The BAC is here to help you get the most from your benefit program while also providing support for those difficult insurance situations that can arise. Benefit Advocate Center dedicated toll free number:1-833-940-3959 or via email at bac.MET@ajg.com Available 8:00 am - 6:00 pm. See link below for more information on how the Benefit Advocate Center can assist you. Benefit Advocate Center & Sydney Health App PDF It’s easy. Everything you need to know about your Anthem benefits — all in one place. It’s simple, personal and all about you.

District Calendar Food Menus Library Enrollment Info Genres All library books are now categorized into the following genres: Sports Action/Adventure Fantasy Romance Animals Realistic fiction Science fiction Historical fiction Novels in verse Ghost/Horror/Suspense Dystopian Classics Enrollment Information Please come in to your child's school office to enroll. Make sure to bring a copy of your child's birth certificate, proof of residency, and current shot records. If you have any questions, please contact us at (417) 776-3911 or email. Email Staff Rebecca Bale - Principal Karen Butler - Administrative Assistant Lacy Hembree - Administrative Assistant Jason Brant - Counselor Mariah Rickman - Nurse Tiffany Culley - Media Specialist Renee Hoover- Asst. Media Specialist Whitney Jones - Ed Tech Specialist Janet Mathre - Custodial Danny Rhinehart - Evening Custodial Raeanne Dragoo - Cafeteria Verla Rhinehart - Cafeteria Reina Christmas - Cafeteria Tiffany Woods - Cafeteria Teachers Teachers (7th/8th Grade) Murphy Collinsworth - Social Studies Kevin Napier - Social Studies Breann Stephens - Language Arts Ashley Hurley - Language Arts Stephanie Cole - ELA Interventionist Dale Hunter - Science Jamie Zahm - Science Holly Hymer - Math Tamara Morey - Math Julie Repplinger - ESL Denise Krolman - Special Education Stephanie Sinclair - Special Education Sharon Krolman - Special Education Electives Keelee Burton - PE/Health David Myers - PE/Health Erik Yoakam - PE/Weights Tyler Jones - Band Director Samuel Petry – Asst. Band Director Chris Tanksley - Choir Lisa Graham – Keyboarding/Computers Beth Lawson - Art Taylor Walker- Vo Ag. Haden Henson - STEAM Emily Wooten - Speech and Debate Paraprofessionals Hannah Huddleston Joni Stelts Kayla French Allison Gil Tabitha Hayes

District Calendar Food Menus Watch Athletics View Sports Schedules (MSHSAA) MSHSAA Forms MSHSAA Form View and fill out the Annual MSHSAA Participation PDF - Annual Requirements Annual Requirements MSHSAA Preparticipation Physical Form View and fill out the PDF for the Preparticipation Physical Forms/Procedure Preparticipation Physical Forms/Procedure MSHSAA Website Visit the MSHSAA Website MSHSAA Website Athletic Probation and Eligibility