National School Bus Safety Week
Held during the third full week of October each year, National School Bus Safety Week is an active and evolving public education program and an excellent way for parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, school administrators, and other interested parties - to join forces and address the importance of school bus safety. Designed to promote school bus safety, school districts throughout the country observe School Bus Safety Week. Thank you to the Transportation Department and bus drivers of the Ozark School District for your attention to safety and care of our students! #HPRD
Your 4A-2 Conference Runner-Up Hillbilly Volleyball Team advances to the 4A North Regional Tournament hosted by Morrilton High School! Ozark takes on the North 3 seed Huntsville tonight at 7pm. Livestream info TBA. #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Mrs. Shaley WIlliams' classroom door decorated as part of the Special Olympics Unified monthly challenge for October to show support for inclusion & acceptance @OzarkPrimary! #HPRD
Thank you!
Happy Bosses' Day!
3rd grade Principal's Pride Citizenship award winners for October @OzarkPrimary! #HPRD
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Fall Break!
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Senior Night! Ceremony 6:30. Hillbillies vs Pottsville for #1 in the 4-4A!!! Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Principal's Pride Citizenship award recipients for October @OzarkPrimary
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
FLU CLINIC info.
Flu Clinic
Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Project Graduation Chili Supper Fundraiser Info
Our OKC Candy Monster "Lil Bill" has arrived and ready to receive CANDY.
If you know any community business or organizations who would like to donate we can bring LIL BILL to their place of business and take a picture of them donating and post here.
Homecoming ceremony will begin at 6:30 - Go Hillbillies! #HPRD
Ozark School District: Last night on October 3, 2024, a report was submitted through our anonymous reporting app of a potential threat involving Ozark Junior High School. Local law enforcement and District SRO's were notified and investigated the report. At this time, we do not have any reason to believe there is a legitimate threat to the campus. Additionally, due to national news about threats to schools circulating on media outlets and social media, we are taking extra precautions. We appreciate our partnership with local law enforcement and our families as we focus on the safety and well-being of all of our students. We encourage you to speak to your children about the seriousness and consequences of making threats, even in jest. Threats of any kind, whether credible or not, can cause significant disruption within our schools and community. It is vital that our students understand the gravity of these actions. The safety of our staff and students remains a top priority at Ozark School District..