Pleasant Hill Middle School

Prairie View Middle School provides academic enrollment to students in grades six through eight. The school s core curriculum includes foreign languages, health and physical education, mathematics, music, social studies, technology and business studies, visual arts, English, and home and career skills. Prairie View Middle School offers a range of sports activities, such as basketball, volleyball, hockey, cross country, softball, and track and field. The school maintains newspaper and yearbook clubs. It is a part of Prairie View USD 362, which serves over 1,000 students in five schools. Prairie View Middle School has an annual enrollment of more than 200 students and is located in La Cygne, Kan.

Pleasant Hill High School is a part of the Pleasant Hill R-3 School District, which operates primary, elementary, intermediate, middle and high schools. Pleasant Hill High School serves students in grades 9 through 12. Its academic curriculum includes various subjects, such as math, science, social studies and language arts. The school also offers courses in art, physical education, and vocal and instrumental music. In addition, Pleasant Hill High School conducts sessions in business education, industrial arts, vocational agriculture, and family and consumer science. It provides the English as a Second Language program. The school also provides medical care and guidance counseling services to students. Located in Pleasant Hill, Mo., Pleasant Hill High School s staff includes teachers, paraprofessionals, specialists, counselors, and office and custodial employees.

Bernard C. Campbell Middle School, located in Lees Summit, Mo., offers a variety of learning and co-curricular programs to students in grades seven and eight. It is operated by Lees Summit R-VII. The school has an enrollment of more than 900 students and provides various subjects, such as English, math, industrial technology, arts, social studies, family and consumer science, and health and physical education. It also provides elective subjects, including art and craft, music, dance, speech, productions, drama and computers. The school has a media and learning center that organizes various programs that include family literacy nights, scholastic book fairs, teen reader week and the National Library Week. It additionally has various departments, including guidance, advisory, athletics and social services.