Boone 5th Grade

Registration for the 2023 LCSO Leadership Camp is now closed.

Penny wars coming next week!!

See the flyer below for the upcoming Penny Wars. This money goes directly back to our past Boonies for a scholarship!

Camp information coming soon!

Applications for the 2022 LCSO Summer Leadership Day Camp will be available soon. Camp will be held June 6-9 and will be for Lincoln County 5th graders going into 6th grade next year. Applications will be available soon.

It's time to order your student's yearbook!

SALES END ON 02/28/22
YEARBOOKS ARE ONLY $12!

Hurry and click the link to order today! https://shop.yearbookmarket.com/
(Once at the marketplace, enter your school's name to access the store.)

Can’t order online? Call us. We'll Help!
Wagner Portrait Group
314-567-5900 or 1-800-444-7986

We are going to celebrate 2/22/22!! Please see the attached flyer.

Please see the attached flyer for the upcoming Jump Rope for Heart Fundraiser that will be starting at the end of the month!

Youth Dance Information…

Important information about next weeks LCSO Youth Dance! If your 5th or 6th grader plans on attending the dance, make sure to get your ticket early!

Starting 12-7, we will be having some fun dress up days to help us count down to Winter Break. Please see the calendar below for the dress up days.

Let’s Go Trojans! Please join us in this spirit week leading up to the big game!

We are showing our support and spirit for our TBHS Trojan football team this week! “We got your back!”

October 7, 2021

LCR3 K-5 families,

As we move into fall and closer to winter, bringing the possibility of inclement weather, the District would like to take the opportunity to provide you with information on our Alternative Method of Instruction (AMI) Plan.

What is Alternative Method of Instruction or AMI? The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) developed AMI as an option for schools to utilize for instruction when students could not be in-person for learning. For example, we may use AMI for inclement weather or COVID building closures.

In the case of AMI usage for inclement weather, teachers would be expected to make assignments available in our learning management system, Canvas, for students to complete at home. Therefore, since work would be completed at home, these instructional hours would still be counted toward the total hours required by the DESE for the school year.

As AMI does take some advanced planning (We all know the weather in Missouri is unpredictable!), most likely, we will not utilize AMI for all inclement weather days. However, when we receive a fairly accurate prediction of severe weather or it appears that a COVID closure may be necessary, we can prepare and send iPads, chargers, and any other necessary materials home with students.

In order to best prepare for the possibility of AMI, the District will hold a practice AMI event on the evening of October 13. All students will still attend for their regular school day on the 13th, but each elementary child, K-5, will bring home their iPad and charger for the evening. If you indicated that you do not have wifi access at home and requested a District issued hotspot, this will also come home on the evening of the 13th. Your child’s teacher will have one simple and fun activity that children will need to complete in Canvas. This will NOT be taken for a grade but is intended to help familiarize students and parents with logging in to their iPad and Canvas, connecting to wifi, and completing and submitting an assignment in Canvas.

The following day, all District issued devices and chargers will be expected to return to school with your child along with any questions or concerns you may have about the process. Thank you for your continued partnership. We look forward to working with you and your child on our AMI practice!

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