Crocker R-II School District
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important notice
Parents--- To help us maintain a safe and healthy school for your children, please respect everyone else by keeping your child home when ill. Any student who comes to school ill, will immediately be sent home. If your child has ANY fever, cough, sore throat, cough, stuffy nose, upset stomach, or any other symptoms of flu or cold, please keep them home. Sick children will not be allowed to remain at school. When the school nurse or principal's office calls and informs you your child is sick, please pick them up immediately for their comfort, and to prevent the spread of diseases.
Thank you for your support of our school.
Questions may be directed to the School Nurse or the appropriate Principal's office.
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ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 12TH GRADE COMING SOON
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2021 YEARBOOKS ARE NOW ON SALE!
The pre-sale price is only $20.00, the price will rise on June 1st.
For the 3rd year in a row, the yearbook staff is giving all SENIORS a FREE yearbook.
Follow the link to order: www.inter-state.com/yearbook CODE: 52597W
CROCKER SCHOOL DISTRICT WINTER BAND AND CHOIR CONCERT



Acceptance of a Chromebook is agreeing to the guidelines stated in the Initiative.
THE CROCKER R-II SCHOOL DISTRICT presents A VIRTUAL VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION!
Please click the link above for the program.
AMANDA STARNES, CROCKER ELEMENTARY,
AWARDED THIRD MISSOURI RETIRED TEACHERS FOUNDATION GRANT
Amanda Starnes, a Kindergarten through sixth grade STEM teacher at Crocker Elementary School of Crocker School District, wrote a grant entitled "Full STEAM Ahead", which is a new program "that will help reduce intergenerational poverty by generating interest in STEM careers and encourage the development of in-demand skills." All 295 students in grades K-5 will be serviced in all areas of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). "Through Project Lead The Way's curriculum we will provide our students with access to real-world applied learning experiences that empower them to gain the skills they need to thrive in college, career, and beyond."
A panel of retired teachers from across the region selected this grant as one of the eight recipients out of many applications for a $500 classroom grant from Region 7 MRTA.
The Missouri Retired Teachers Association and Public School Personnel is an association of retired educators whose purpose is to promote the professional, social, and economic welfare of all retired school employees while continuing to support the teacher currently in the classroom. Missouri Retired Teachers Foundation is a tax-exempt organization for raising funds to carry out certain charitable, educational, scientific, and literary purposes of the MRTA. This year MRTF is giving eight $500 classroom grants in each of its fourteen regions of the state totaling 112 grants, expending $56,000 for current teachers in the classroom. In addition, ten PEERS _grants were awarded this year in the name of Maggie Elder, PEERS retiree and Past President of MRT A.
On September 18, 2020, Amanda Starnes, her Principal, Ms. Teresa Helton, and Superintendent, Mr. Gary Doerhoff, Superintendent of Schools, and Pulaski County Area Retired School Personnel (PCARSP) were on hand at the Crocker Elementary for the presentation of the a large replica check for $500 made out to Amanda Starnes, and a certificate from Karen Miller, MRTF President, and a congratulatory letter from Missouri Retired Teacher Association Executive Director, Jim Kreider.
Region 7 Missouri Retired Teachers Association Vice-President Georgia White, congratulated Amanda Starnes at the presentation, and told her she wrote a fine grant.
In addition to Mrs. White and Christine's administrators, the following were in attendance from PCARSP and MRTA: Martin White, Monique Stokes, and Lisa Schwant, PCARSP President-Elect.
Missouri Retired Teachers Foundation President, Karen Miller, together with the Missouri Retired Teachers Association and Public School Personnel and members of both Boards, as well as Region 7 Vice-President, Georgia White, and the 28,000 plus members of MRTA across the state who raise the monies providing the grants, congratulate Amanda Starnes, of Crocker Elementary School in the Crocker R-11 School District. She has written a wonderful grant for her students, and she is eligible to write another grant each year. Congratulations on being named a winning $500 MRTF grant writer for 2020.
Parents and students in Grades K-12, we in a full 1:1 Technology Plan. This means that on the first day of school, each student will be provided a Chromebook that will stay with them for the entire year (they will take them home each day, be responsible for bringing them to school, charging them, etc).
The Crocker R-II School District Technology 1:1 Initiative is now on the school website. Please take the time to go there and read over it. Acceptance of a Chromebook is agreeing to the guidelines stated in the Initiative.
Carrying cases are provided by the school. IT IS REQUIRED THAT CHROMEBOOKS STAY IN THESE CASES. The cases are made to provide the maximum protection for the Chromebooks. Thank you for your cooperation in this.
PLEASE REVIEW THE CROCKER R-II 1:1 TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE GUIDELINES.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Because of HB-604 -2019, all parents who accompany students on trips or volunteer to assist our School with students or student activities of any kind are now required to have the same background check that our staff has. As of August 2019, the cost of this background check is approximately $59. Contact the Superintendent's Office for more information.

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Address: 104 School Street
Crocker, MO 65452
Phone: 573.736.5000
High School Fax: 573.736.2801
Central Office Fax: 573.736.5924
Elementary School Fax: 573.736.2688
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Parents have the right to have students educated virtually, through MOCAP, LAUNCH, or direct with our School District. 220 Missouri schools use LAUNCH, and many schools have their own virtual learning system, like we have at Crocker. You will be able to get our courses online during the COVID-19 era, if you choose to have your students educated outside of the normal classroom setting.