Smith-Cotton High School

Osceola High School provides a range of enrichment and academic activities for students in grades 9 through 12. The school offers classes in math, science, social studies and language arts. It also hosts sessions in industrial technology, computer education, and family and consumer science. Osceola High School provides several sports activities, such as football, volleyball, wrestling, golf, and track and field. The school s library houses a selection of books and online reference materials. In addition, it features a student council and offers membership opportunities in the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. Osceola High School provides guidance counseling and special education programs. The school operates drama and Spanish clubs. It is governed by the Osceola Independent School District.

Lewis and Clark Middle School a public middle schools with an enrollment of more than 900 students. It is a part of the Jefferson City Public School District and offers classes to students in grades six through eight. It provides various courses in various subjects, including English, foreign languages, history, math, science and social studies. It also offers technology, and physical and special education programs. It additionally offers a wide range of extra curricular activities. It has library and media center with a large collection of books and Internet access. The clubs and organizations offered by the school include the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Mathcounts, TREND, Destination Imagination, student council, debate and spirit clubs. The school is located in Jefferson City, Mo.

Founded in 1990 Skyline Elementary School serves more than 500 students in kindergarten through fifth grade. It maintains a parent-teacher organization that assists in fundraising activities and organizes cultural arts programs and book fairs. The school s academic curriculum includes reading, writing, math, English, social studies, science and language arts. Its students are supported the Boys and Girls Club of West Central Missouri, which is a nonprofit organization that provides after-school care through the After School At School program. Skyline Elementary School also administers the English for Speakers of Other Languages program, as well as offers lunch options to students. The school is a part of Sedalia School District 200, which operates various elementary, middle, high and adult education schools.