IMPORTANT SCHEDULE UPDATE:

This event has been postponed until the spring. Follow Cassville High School Choirs and Cassville Middle School Choirs on Facebook for up-to-date information regarding our vocal music department.

The Winter Show, featuring Center Stage, will be Friday and Saturday January 14th & 15th at 6pm in the FEMA Event Center! $10 admission at the door. 

If you or your company would like to sponsor a table, Please reach out to the directors at aclearbrook@cassville.k12.mo.us or tbench@cassville.k12.mo.us

Cassville High School Senior Makenzi Dilbeck is making Missouri JAG history as the first Community Service State Officer.

The Jobs for American Graduates program, or JAG,at CHS was started in 2019. Dilbeck was a founding member. The program helps members reach their full potential by first graduating from high school and being successful at whatever career they chose to enter. It is a state-based national non-profit organization dedicated to supporting young people through leadership training.

Dilbeck had to complete a two-step interview process to be considered for the Vice President of Community Service. First, she had to create and edit a three minute video stating why she deserved to be chosen to serve in this capacity. Second, she completed a virtual interview with the JAG National Trainer and both the Executive Director and the Program Director for JAG Missouri. After completing the interview process, Dilbeck was told in October that she had been named for this state office.

As Community Service VP, Dilbeck said she is currently part of a state-wide team that is planning a scholarship fund for JAG students.

She is the daughter of Rusty and Staci Dilbeck of Cassville. 

The Newton McDonald Counties Association of REALTORS and local affiliates are working together to keep kids warm this winter! 

During the month of November, two local real estate offices, Four Seasons Real Estate and American Dream Realty, collected new coats for students at Cassville R-IV. Together, both agencies donated nearly 50 new coats to the district's Bright Futures program.

Bright Futures, established at Cassville Schools in 2011, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to bringing community members together to focus on the success of children.  

The Cassville FFA Chapter attended the 94th Annual National FFA Convention & Expo the week of October 27-30 in Indianapolis.

The National FFA Convention & Expo is the largest youth convention with nearly 55,000 FFA students from across the United States, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. Students learned about careers in the agricultural industry, competed for awards and discussed the future of the National FFA Organization. 

At the National Convention, CHS graduate, Lindee Mitchell, class of 2020, received her American FFA Degree. The American FFA degree is the highest degree an FFA member can receive.

CHS FFA member, Grace Yocum, said “I enjoyed being able to come together as a chapter and get to bond on a new level. We had an absolute blast together and made so many memories. I am so lucky to have fun advisors who made the trip an unforgettable experience.”

Winter weather is unpredictable this time of year! In the event the National Weather Service is predicting a winter storm, our administration monitors the forecast closely. If a winter weather event occurs, our team will make every effort to make a decision regarding school attendance as soon as possible.

If school is canceled, or we opt for early dismissal, notifications will be sent out via the following methods:

• School messenger call (will not be sent before 6 a.m.)
• Facebook, Instagram and Twitter post (will be posted as soon as a decision is made)
• Notification sent through school app (will not be sent before 6 a.m.)
• Text message sent through school texting service (will not be sent before 6 a.m.). Click here to sign up.
• All local media and TV outlets are also notified as soon as a decision is made

Families should make sure all contact information is current and update-to-date in your child's building level office. We apologize if you receive more than one notification, however, we strive to make sure all patrons receive the notice.

Stay safe and warm this winter, wildcats!