SENECA R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT

The bond measure was approved. This page is active for archival purposes only. 2025 Bond Issue This page has been published to provide some information regarding the 2025 School Bond. Seneca School District Bond Issue Proposed for Upcoming Vote A $9 million bond issue is scheduled for an upcoming vote within the Seneca School District. The proposed bond aims to fund several district-wide projects. Financial Implications: If the bond issue is approved by voters, district taxes will not increase. Conversely, if the bond issue is not approved, district taxes will not decrease. The bond represents an extension of the district's current debt by an estimated 12 to 14 years. Proposed Projects: The bond would fund the following capital improvements: Construction of new storm shelters at the Junior High School. Establishment of a career exploration center at the High School. Expansion and/or addition to the Early Childhood Center, contingent upon construction costs. Various other district-wide improvements. Relocation of the FFA program to a hallway adjacent to the Seneca Learning Center, Business, FACS (Family and Consumer Sciences), engineering, and woodshop areas. Relocation of the art program to the current FACS room. Demolition of the existing Seneca Learning Center/woodshop/art room building to accommodate the Early Childhood Center expansion. Conversion of the current FFA building into a district maintenance facility. Planning and Timeline: These projects were identified as priority items by the district’s Long Range Planning Committee in 2019. The anticipated completion date for these projects, if the bond is approved, is the 2026-2027 school year.

Current SRCSP document for the Seneca R-7 School District. The latest version of this document will be available here. District Calendar Food Menus

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.

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 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

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

The Seneca (SR-7) School District offers a variety of high quality education and activities for your student. Located in beautiful Seneca Missouri, we value Tradition, Pride and Class. Our motto is: Every Student. Every Day. Whatever it Takes. District Calendar Food Menus SENECA R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT STAFF RESOURCES FAMILY RESOURCES RETIREE RESOURCES School Food Menus View breakfast and lunch food menus for Seneca R-7 Schools, as well as find Food Service information. Food Menus Career Opportunities View information about School District Job openings on our School Spring Career site. View Job Openings District Calendar View upcoming events for the School District here. District Calendar Health and Wellness Seneca Schools Health and Wellness Policies and Telemedicine partnership. Learn More 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 Superintendent's Office Dr. Brandon Eggleston Superintendent 417-776-3426 beggleston@senecar7.com @EgglestonB5 Dr. Emily Yoakam Asst. Supt. of Teaching and Learning 417-776-3426 emily.yoakam@senecar7.com Central Office Sandy Prince 417-776-3426 sprince@senecar7.com Danetta Morgan 417-776-3426 dmorgan@senecar7.com Kathy Niavarani 417-776-3426 kniavarani@senecar7.com Technology Tory Brake 417-776-3426 tbrake@senecar7.com Office: Seneca High School Community Liaisons Dedra Cornett Parents as Teachers Supr. 417-776-1201 dcornett@senecar7.com Logan Walker Director of Special Education/Foster Care Liaison 417-776-3426 lwalker@senecar7.com Amy Tynon Reading Interventionalist PK-6 417-776-3426 atynon@senecar7.com James Kelly School Resource Officer 417-776-3926 jkelly@senecar7.com Office: Seneca High School Transportation and Maintenance Travis Vanwagner Maintenance and Transportation Director 417-776-5577 tvanwagner@senecar7.com Special Services Links Parent Bill of Rights Parent Guide Procedural Safeguards Notice Public Notice Section 504 Public Notice Schools Data School District High School Data Junior High Data Intermediate Data Elementary Data Early Childhood Data Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) Missouri Assessment Program The Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) Grade Level Assessments evaluate students’ progress toward the Missouri Learning Standards. Grade-level assessments are administered to students in grades 3-8. Your student’s Individual Student Report (ISR) may be available at parent-teacher conferences in the fall. If you should need your child's ISR prior to parent conferences, please contact the school counselor in your child's building. Elementary Counselor - Shelly Barnes - sbarnes@senecar7.com Intermediate Counselor - Megan Triplett - mtriplett@senecar7.com Junior High Counselor - Jason Brant - jbrant@senecar7.com High School Counselor - Nicki Strickland - nstrickland@senecar7.com EOC (End-of-Course): End-of-Course assessments are taken when a student has received instruction on the course-level expectations for an assessment, regardless of grade level (but typically in high school). EOC tests are required for the courses of Algebra I, Biology, English II, and Government. Seneca R7 School District Board Members James Altic 2019-2024 Sonya Bruegel 2017-2025 Raleigh Ritter 2020-2025 Roger Marrs 2015-2024 Tiffany Griffin 2024-2026 Matt Stewart 2015-2026 Ron Wallace (President) 2014-2025 Sandy Prince Secretary/Treasurer (2015-2024) Dr. Emily Yoakam Asst. Superintendent of Teaching and Learning Dr. Brandon Eggleston Superintendent 01 BOE Meeting Agenda and Minutes HERE 02 BOE Policies HERE

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District Calendar Food Menus District Schools High School JR High Intermediate Elementary Early Childhood Athletics Family Resources For information regarding safety on any campus, please visit our School Safety Resource page . School Resource Officers Our School Resource Officers work diligently to ensure the safety of our School Campuses and our Students. If you have a concern that needs the attention of our Resource Officers, contact Officer James Kelly, Phone: 417-776-3926, Email: jkelly@senecar7.com Document Stop the Bleed Protocol PDF PDF Document from the School Resource Safety Department. Document Family Reunification Guide PDF Document from the School Resource Safety Department Document Sextortion 101 Safety Guide PDF Document from the School Resource Safety Department

District Calendar Food Menus For information regarding safety on any campus, please visit our School Safety Resource page . Seneca R-7 School District Contact Information While effort will be made to keep this list up to date, contact information may be subject to change without notice. District Office 914 Frisco St. Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-3426 417-776-2177 (Fax) sprince@senecar7.com Seneca High School 1110 Neosho St. Seneca, Mo 64865 417-776-3926 417-776-1878 (Fax) sstarchman@senecar7.com Directions Seneca Learning Center 1110 Neosho St. Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-8500 417-776-8501 (Fax) mcrane@senecar7.com Seneca Jr. High School 925 Onieda Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-3911 417-776-2673 (Fax) kkbutler@senecar7.com Seneca Intermediate School 1817 St. Eugene Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-7961 417-776-7963 (Fax) alaughlin@senecar7.com Seneca Elementary School 1815 St. Eugene Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-2785 417-776-1508 (Fax) lking@senecar7.com Seneca Early Childhood Center 14174 Hwy 43 Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-1201 417-776-1202 (Fax) jwilson@senecar7.com Transportation Office 14176 Hwy 43 Seneca, MO 64865 417-776-5577 417-776-5577 (Fax) tvanwagner@senecar7.com

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