Waynesville R-VI School District

Where the Orange and Black Unite with the Red, White and Blue

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11 schools, 1 team

A Message from Superintendent Hilary Bales

We are happy you are here! The Waynesville R-VI School District offers something for every student and you will find a place where you belong among our 5,800 students who speak more than 30 different languages.

The district's mission is to “Prepare and empower individual lifelong learners for opportunities as citizens and leaders.”

All schools in the Waynesville R-VI School District have been ranked in the top one-third in the state by U.S. News and World Report for 2024.

It's a great day to be a Tiger!

We encourage you to be involved. Check out our District School Year Calendar at a glance here, and our events calendar at right.

After school programs

From after school care to free tutoring to fun clubs, such as robotics and coding, to sports, Waynesville R-VI offers a variety of after school programs.

19 Career & Technical Education

Advertising, ag, autos, business, printing, computers, construction, cosmetology, culinary arts, nursing, diesel, marketing, video game software, video production, welding

Special Education Services

Our department is here to be sure the needs of all students are met through the provision of a free and appropriate education regardless of their abilities.

Leader in Me

Leader in Me works to teach leadership to each student, create a culture of student empowerment and align systems to drive results in academics.

Virtual Learning MOCAP

Courses listed on the MOCAP Course Catalog have been checked for compliance by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).

Purple Star Schools

Awarded Purple Star School District Status for Being Military Friendly

Spotlight

December Teacher Proud Tuesday

WHS - Jerred Webb

Dr. Hawkins started with the alternative program, (TLC) at the beginning of this school year. Dr. Hawkins has been a very positive asset to our community this year. Always eager to help in any way!

TLC - Michael Hawkins

Mrs. Megan Anderson, paraprofessional, has been with WSGC for two years. During this time, she has served as a one-on-one aide and is now a valued member of our classroom team. She consistently ensures a positive learning environment for her students.

WSGC - Megan Anderson

Mrs. Collado is often the first school representative who welcomes families and walks them through the special education process. She is patient, kind, and listens to the family concerns.

WECC - Angie Collado

Mrs. Butzler has amazing rapport with students and her coworkers. Everyone knows they can go to her for help with technology or anything they're struggling with. She is an innovative thinker who tries to bring fun and involvement to the high school.

WHS - Andrea Butzler

Coach Foote's enormous, positive attitude, and teamwork demeanor illuminates throughout the WMS building. She is not only a volleyball and track and field coach, she is the first to help other coaches with their sport in her spare time.

WMS - Charlene Foote

Mrs. Maranda Beck, a counselor from Freedom Elementary, has stepped up to volunteer her services. She has played a crucial role in facilitating transportation for Shop with a Cop participants who may otherwise be unable to attend.

Freedom - Maranda Beck

Krystal Krill is the heart of our team, consistently leading with a positive attitude that inspires us all. Her unwavering focus on what’s best for our kids keeps us grounded in our purpose and drives us to be our best. As a leader, she brings out the strengths in each team.

East - Krystal Krill

I nominate Dagmar Lambert for Employee of the Month, recognizing her extraordinary dedication to teaching at-risk students for over 25 years. Dagmar consistently goes above and beyond, demonstrating a deep commitment to student success and growth.

Perimeter - Dagmar Lambert

Ms. Ash (as she is called) is an integral part of the classroom. She is organized and dependable. She has a great attitude when others are struggling and has a calm that the students rely on. The students love her and we do too!

Wood - Ashley Turrietta

Ms. Smith has been working hard to increase the number of Internship opportunities over the past 3 years. WCC has seen over 100% increase in the number of Interns and Apprentices over the past few years.

WCC - Barbara Smith

Coach helps bring a positive atmosphere to Partridge. Her personality and enthusiasm is contagious to staff and students. Coach has a willingness to participate in extracurricular activities outside of school and looks forward to contributing beyond the classroom.

Partridge - Amy Heberling

Sue Beatty has been a positive influence on the Parker team. She keeps the classrooms and the building super clean. She takes a lot of pride in making sure special events are set up appropriately and cleaned up afterward.

Parker - Sue Beatty

We recognize Joni Harris from Thayer as a Difference maker with her students. This is her first year to be in the Waynesville District where she gladly embraced being on the District Climate committee to bring new ideas to our building.

Thayer - Joni Harris

Waynesville R-VI School District

Waynesville R-VI School District

11 schools, 1 team

A Message from Superintendent Hilary Bales

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