H Kenneth Kirchner State School

North Callaway High School provides academic programs with emphasis on the development of basic learning and thinking skills. The school s academic curriculum includes classes in English, math, social studies, science, art, physics, and physical and health education. North Callaway High School also offers instructive sessions in French and Spanish languages. The school maintains a library. It offers counseling and guidance sessions. North Callaway High School is governed by North Callaway R-I School District, which additionally manages various schools. Its schools offer sports activities, such as baseball, basketball, softball, cross-country, golf, and track and field.

John B. Lange Middle School has an enrollment of more than 700 students in grades six and seven. The school s curriculum includes language arts, social studies, reading, mathematics, science, computers and physical education. It provides various extracurricular activities to students, including fine and performing arts, sports stacking, student council, marching band and book and builders clubs. The sports activities offered by the school include basketball, track and field and volleyball. It has a parent-teacher association that supports school activities and organizes fundraising events. The school has a library and media center and provides food and transportation services to students. John B. Lange Middle School is located in Columbia, Mo.

Missouri School for the Deaf, located in Fulton, Mo., is a state-supported school and does not charge tuition. There is no charge for board, room, laundry and books. The parents are required to provide clothing, personal hygiene items, major and chronic medical expenses, pocket money, certain school supplies and miscellaneous items. The school students who live in Fulton or nearby towns come to school and return home on a daily basis. The students who reside in the dormitories are provided round-trip transportation every weekend, with the exception of fall and winter homecoming weekends and other special sporting events. The school provides living quarters and meals for students. Residential advisors supervise children during all nonschool hours. There are three separate school facilities for elementary, middle and high school students. Elementary residential students live in cottages while middle and high school students reside in the dormitories.