Junction Hill Athletics Banquet on April 23rd. We will be opening the doors at 515 and serving people as they arrive. The program will start at 6.
The Oregon-Howell R-III School District, would like to invite eighth grade students and parents to drop in for freshman Night on Thursday, March 26, from 4:00-7:00 pm.
During this time, prospective students and parents will have the opportunity to meet with staff, coaches, club sponsors, etc to see Kosh high school offerings. They will also be able to tour the campus facilities with current students as guides to answer questions they may have about the transition to high school.
The Koshkonong administration and counselor will be available to speak with students and parents about questions concerning courses, dual enrollment opportunities, and general questions and concerns.
During this time, prospective students and parents will have the opportunity to meet with staff, coaches, club sponsors, etc to see Kosh high school offerings. They will also be able to tour the campus facilities with current students as guides to answer questions they may have about the transition to high school.
The Koshkonong administration and counselor will be available to speak with students and parents about questions concerning courses, dual enrollment opportunities, and general questions and concerns.
Monday's breakfast will be breakfast pizza.
School Pictures are Wednesday Feb 18th.
Student Council Selling Treats
Junction Hill School is cancelled tomorrow Monday, February 2nd. With temperatures remaining below freezing, many of the trouble areas of county roads that are ice-packed remain frozen and slick. Temperatures are forecasted to be in the 50s, with the hope that the frozen areas of county roads will thaw. Classes are expected to resume on Tuesday, February 3rd. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
There will be no school tomorrow Monday January 26th at Junction Hill.
2nd Quarter Honor Roll is in! Here is a picture of the students who earned the award!
Due to dangerous road conditions and a covering of ice, Junction Hill school will be out of session today. 1/21/26
Missouri State University Adult Education & Literacy is overing free coursework to become a substitute teacher and school paraprofessional. See the attached flyer for more details!
If you have a child who will be 4, prior to August 1, 2026, and you are interested in our Preschool program please complete this form.
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Basketball and Cheer Pictures will by on Wednesday the 7th.
REMINDER: Christmas Concert tomorrow (12/18) @ 6 pm. Doors open at 5:30. Students to rooms by 5:45. Merry Christmas!
Tournament Day at Junction Hill. Check the game out live at https://youtube.com/live/zrOSrGaNXEU?feature=share
Games start at 4:30
Calendar Change: there will be no tutoring on Dec 16 or 18).
Reminder: Be aware of potential for inclimate weather over the next few months of the school year. Text messages and calls go out in the case of weather dismissals. If you are not getting these messages, please let us know! 417-256-4265
Mrs. Kelley’s 2nd grade and Mrs. Mahan’s 7-8 grade classes worked collaboratively to honor our Veterans for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Patty Burge, President of Missouri VFW, asked if we could help bring some Thanksgiving cheer to the Veteran’s home in central Missouri. We presented her with our writings, poems, and craft projects for the Veterans to enjoy next week.
Never too early to start planning for next school year We hope this early calendar helps with planning family trips and vacations.
🎉 BIG NEWS for Junction Hill! 🎉
We are incredibly proud to announce that our school earned 95% of our APR points this year — the highest score in our area and a distinction achieved by fewer than 5% of schools statewide!
For those who may not know, the Annual Performance Report (APR) is Missouri’s accountability system for schools. It looks at student achievement, growth, attendance, readiness, and school climate to give a clear picture of how well a school is serving its students. Scoring this high means we’re doing an exceptional job in every area that matters for student success.
This achievement didn’t happen by accident. It is the result of:
Dedicated teachers who consistently go above and beyond.
Hard-working students who show up, give their best, and make us proud every day.
A supportive community that believes in our kids and stands behind our school.
To everyone who plays a part in making Junction Hill the incredible place it is — THANK YOU. This score reflects all of us, together.
Here’s to continuing the tradition of excellence!
We are incredibly proud to announce that our school earned 95% of our APR points this year — the highest score in our area and a distinction achieved by fewer than 5% of schools statewide!
For those who may not know, the Annual Performance Report (APR) is Missouri’s accountability system for schools. It looks at student achievement, growth, attendance, readiness, and school climate to give a clear picture of how well a school is serving its students. Scoring this high means we’re doing an exceptional job in every area that matters for student success.
This achievement didn’t happen by accident. It is the result of:
Dedicated teachers who consistently go above and beyond.
Hard-working students who show up, give their best, and make us proud every day.
A supportive community that believes in our kids and stands behind our school.
To everyone who plays a part in making Junction Hill the incredible place it is — THANK YOU. This score reflects all of us, together.
Here’s to continuing the tradition of excellence!
The Mincey Benefit was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who donated, participated, helped and attended the benefit Friday evening. The benefit raised $65,787 for the Mincey family. John and Kinsey along with their parents Raymond and Cindy Rasor, "Papa John and Ronda Mincey want to say "Thank You" to everyone who came out, donated and participated in the benefit. They are so grateful and overwhelmed by the support and generosity of the community. The love and kindness that has been poured out simply illustrates the blessings and the strength of our community to help a friend and neighbor. We pray for healing, restoration and cure for Kinsey through her treatment as well as pray for strength and support for the family as they all walk this journey with her.