Lake of the Ozarks Area School Reports
Following is information on schools and
colleges located at or near Lake of the Ozarks. Please feel free to contact me
with any questions you have about education at the Lake.
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School of the Osage draws its
name from the nearby Osage River and the Indians who once lived in the area.
The school district benefits from strong community support. The district
educates approximately 1630 students in four buildings. For the 1998-1999 and
2000-2001 school years the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education accredited School of the Osage with distinction and performance. You
can view additional information at:
School of the
Osage. |
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Camdenton R-111 School District
is one of the area's fastest growing school districts. It provides education
for the children of Camdenton, Osage Beach, Hurricane Deck, Sunrise Beach and
Greenview. Camdenton's enrollment currently stands at just over 4,000
students. |
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Missouri
Dept. of Education |
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The Eldon RI School District
houses just over 2000 students in grades K-12. The total enrollment is just
over 2,000 students and growing. Tri-County Technical School is also located in
Eldon and offers programs such as auto technology, computer applications,
health services, practical nursing and more. For more information, visit their
website at: Eldon
RI School District. |
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The Morgan County R-II School
District is located in the northern part of the beautiful Lake of the
Ozarks. It includes the city of Versailles, Laurie, and Gravois Mills. The
District covers approximately 208 square miles and has a student population of
1,575. You can visit them at:
Morgan
County R-II School District. |
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Mack's Creek R-V School District
has an enrollment of just under 400 students in two buildings. You can view
more statistics at:
Mack's
Creek R-V School District. |
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Miller Country R-III School
District serves the town of Tuscumbia. Enrollment K-12 is just under 400
students. For further information, visit:
Miller
Country R-III School District. |
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Missouri Department of Elementary
and Secondary Education. For information on enrollment, personnel and
contact information for all Missouri Schools, visit this website:
Missouri
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. |
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Foreign Languages
Division of Camdenton Schools |
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There are many Lake Area Private
Schools. These offer something smaller class sizes and
low-student-to-teacher ratios.
- Camden Christian School:
573-346-2804
- Lakeview Christian Academy:
573-348-1280
- Lake West Christian Academy:
573-374-1500
- New Tribes Mission:
573-346-2124
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If you are interested in colleges, the Lake
of the Ozarks offers many excellent opportunities at convenient
locations.
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Columbia College has a
satellite campus located off Highway D in Lake Ozark Mo. The college offers
associate and bachelor's degrees that prepare students of differing backgrounds
and abilities for entry level or advanced positions in various occupations and
professions. The Lake Ozark Campus offers 14 different degree programs.
Sessions are held five times per year in eight-week sessions. Classes are held
twice a week for 2 1/2 hours. For more information log onto their website at:
Columbia
College. |
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Central Missouri State
University is located in Warrensburg, a west-central Missouri community of
17,000 people. The University has more than 1000 acres and offers150
undergraduate and graduate programs to its approximately 11,000. The campus is
exceptional with modern classrooms, laboratories and residence halls. In 1996
the University was designated as Missouri's lead institution for professional
technology. Visit them at: Central Missouri State
University. |
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The University of Missouri at
Columbia, more popularly known as Mizzou, is called the "public ivy" of the
Midwest. MU provides all the benefits of two universities in one-it's a major
land-grant institution emphasizing service to Missourians AND the state's
largest public research university. It's like having Michigan and Michigan
State in a single place, which is an efficient way to serve the citizens of
Missouri and an effective use of limited resources. MU offers more than 250
degree programs through 20 colleges and schools, including online degrees, an
expanded evening program and lifespan learning courses for those over age 50.
It is one of five institutions in the country that has law, medicine and
veterinary medicine on a single campus. For more information, visit their
website at: The
University of Missouri at Columbia. |
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William Woods University offers
graduate and adult studies in several different locations throughout Missouri.
The programs of William Woods strive to meet the educational needs of the
full-time working adult and make it possible to complete a degree close to home
while remaining employed. William Woods continues to be a leader in providing
accelerated undergraduate degree completion and graduate degree programs. For
more information visit them at:
William Woods
University. |
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Lincoln University is a
land-grant comprehensive institution founded by the efforts of the enlisted men
of the 62nd and 65th Colored Infantries. The University provides comprehensive
services to a diverse body of students with a broad range of academic skills.
The programs of Lincoln University are grounded in liberal arts and sciences
and focus on the professional needs of the students. Visit them at:
Lincoln
University. |
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Linn State Technical College is
located just east of Jefferson City in Linn, Missouri. They offer programs in
automotive repair technology, aviation maintenance, computer programming,
design drafting, electrical engineering technology, networking systems
technology, physical therapy assistant, and more. Linn State Technical College
provides exceptional educational opportunities through advanced technical
education. Visit them at:
Linn State Technical
College. |
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University of Missouri Outreach and
Extension of Miller County, located in Tuscumbia is the local connection to
the resources of the University of Missouri and Lincoln University. Educational
programs focus on youth, agriculture, natural resources, the environment,
family strengths, business, and community development. Check out the website
at: University of
Missouri Outreach and Extension of Miller County. |
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The University of Missouri
Rolla provides excellence in engineering and science education. It is one
of the nations best engineering schools and Missouri's premier technological
university. UMR grads demand top dollar in today's highly competitive market
place. Visit the website at:
The University of Missouri
Rolla. |
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Southwest Missouri State
University is a metropolitan university system distinguished by its
statewide mission in public affairs. SMSU wants to develop educated persons
while focusing on five themes: professional education, health, business, and
economic development, creative arts, and science and the environment. SMSU's
main campus is located in the heart of Springfield and offers more than one
hundred forty degree programs and options within 44 academic programs. Visit
their website at: Southwest
Missouri State University. |
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