Nevada R-V School District
Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow...Together!
Information and Guidelines about COVID-19
Nevada R-V School District is closely monitoring the impacts and updates related to COVID-19.
NEVADA R-V'S "WELLNESS BREAK" WILL BE EXTENDED NOW THROUGH APRIL 24 IN AN EFFORT TO HELP ISOLATE THE SPREAD OF COVID-19. THIS CLOSURE IMPACTS ALL EXTRA AND CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, EVENTS, PRACTICES AND BEFORE OR AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS. ALL BUILDINGS REMAIN CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC AND NONESSENTIAL PERSONNEL. NEVADA R-V WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE MEAL OPTIONS FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 18.
- 3.27.2020 Update
- 3.18.2020 Our free grab and go lunches will now include breakfast for the next day. Pickup times and locations will remain the same.
- 3.16.2020 Student Meals
- 3.15.2020 Update
- 3.13.2020 Letter
- 3.13.2020 Information Letter
- Workplace, School and Home Guidance from the CDC 3.10.2020
Nevada R-V Homeless Coordinator - Mr. Toby Thorp 417-448-1903
Nevada R-V Foster Care Point of Contact - Mrs. Cassie Irwin 417-448-2020
- Elementary Principal
- Elementary Counselor
- Elementary Teacher
- Elementary SPED
- Elementary Art Teacher
- Bryan Lunch Cashier
- Title 1 Teacher
- MS ELA Teacher
- MS Science Teacher
- MS Art Teacher
- HS Counselor
- HS ROTC Teacher
- Secondary PE Teacher
- HS ELA Teacher
- HS Science Teacher
- HS Head Girls Tennis Coach
- HS Head Girls Basketball Coach
- HS Volleyball Coach
- MS Cheer Coach
- Culinary Arts Teacher
- SPED Process Coordinator
- Paraprofessional
- Sub. Bus Drivers
- Full Time Custodian
- Sub. Custodians
Mission and Vision:
We are a community of learners who believe in the limitless possibilities of education through...
- Rigor - Learning Today
- Relevance - Leading Tomorrow
- Relationships - Together
...where minutes matter and every day counts!
Motto:
Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow...Together!
Character Word of the Quarter
EMPATHY
To mutually experience the thoughts, emotions and direct experience of others
The Vernon County Youth Task Force (VCYTF) Character Champion program is an opportunity for the community to work together to develop a culture of character for our youth. Character words are presented each quarter through the united efforts of individuals, businesses, schools, civic organizations, the media, and the faith community. YOU are invited to JOIN the Character Champion team in any way you would like to help!
#CharacterChampion
Senate Bill 368 required the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to create a website about the trauma-informed schools initiative that includes information for schools and parents. Further, the law requires that each school provide the address of the website, created by DESE, to "all parents of the students in its district." The address is: http://motraumaschools.com