Please note: The track will be closed until further notice for repairs, resurfacing, and repainting. Thanks for your understanding and patience.
There is an update for the 2021-2022 COVID Plan. You can check it out on the District website here: https://5il.co/t1m8
We have lost another member of Eagle Nation: former student Jeremy Jones.
You can access information on the Chapel Hill Mortuary Website or Grandview's website by following the link below.
https://5il.co/u8rb
Our hearts and prayers go out to Jeremy's family.
Due to forecasted stormy weather the high school graduation ceremonies scheduled for tonight have been postponed until Friday, May 28, at 8:00 pm.
We have updated the procedure for Summer Meals. Remember ALL those 18 years old and under are eligible for 5 breakfasts and lunches from June 1-June 25. You do need to sign up:
https://bit.ly/3555gv1
Mr. Zoph has sent a message concerning Covid strategies for next school year. You can find the plan by following this link: https://5il.co/t1m8
A quick reminder
The fire department was called today to address an issue with smoke in a high school classroom. The source turned out to be a wiring issue in an air conditioning unit. There were no injuries reported. The students and staff are commended on their actions during the situation.
The Middle School track meet scheduled for today, Wednesday, April 7, has been cancelled due to impending weather.
Here is a message from Mr. Zoph about an event at Grandview tomorrow, April 1.
Tomorrow April 1st, (this is not an April Fools Joke) the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department SWAT team and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Student Resource Officers from across the county will be on the Grandview campus from 3:30pm till approximately 7:30pm doing Active Shooter Training. Many school personnel will be participating in the training along with the Sheriff’s Department Officers. I’m sending this out so everyone can remain calm when they see the campus full of police cars and officers doing mock trainings all over the campus. There is NO EMERGENCY and the Grandview campus will probably be the safest place in Jefferson County for around 4 hours.
Again this is just to let the community know there will be a Jefferson County Sheriffs department Active Shooter Training on campus tomorrow!
Matt Zoph
(Superintendent)
https://5il.co/r52i
Mr. Zoph just released a message concerning District COVID procedures in light of last night's Health Department meeting.
The link leads you to a pdf of the message.
https://5il.co/qyzt
One year ago today, the governor of Missouri shut down all public schools in the state due to COVID-19. Over the past year the Grandview school district was able to open up on our normal schedule and bring the kids and staff back. We've constantly tried to create an environment as close to normal as we can. I can't thank the staff enough for the hard work recreating what education looks like this year.
Last week the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy in De Soto vaccinated all of our staff with qualifying underlying conditions.
Today Parkland Health Mart of Desloge vaccinated all of our remaining staff that wanted to be vaccinated. Parkland also vaccinated approximately 100 community members beyond just the Grandview Staff.
We cannot thank these two pharmacies enough!
If you are looking for a Pharmacy, I cannot recommend nicer people than those that work at Medicine Shoppe in De Soto and Parkland Health Mart in Desloge.
To me these vaccines are another step toward normalcy, some people need the vaccine to feel safe coming to work and some do not, to me either is fine, as long as they feel safe.
I know it has been a long year and everyone is tired, but seeing everyone come together gives me hope that brighter days are around the corner.
A special thanks to Nurse Kadie, Nurse Jessica, the admin team and everyone who has stepped up to get us to this point, you are all appreciated!
Grandview Strong!
Matt Zoph
Superintendent
Friday, March 12. Due to changes in scheduling bus routes 1 and 3 will be able to run their normal routes this afternoon. We will not need to combine bus routes 1 and 3 this afternoon.
There will be a Covid-19 TESTING event on campus.
Great news from Transportation Director Travis Rogers. We are able to separate Bus Routes 1 and 3 again. The link below leads to a flyer given out today that outlines the times for both routes. If you have any questions call (314) 944-3941 ext 2.
https://5il.co/q5mu
Due to ice remaining on roads and the chance of refreezing tonight, Grandview will not have school tomorrow, Thursday, February 18.
Due to hazardous driving conditions, resulting from inclimate weather, Grandview will not have school tomorrow, February 17. Please stay safe and warm.
There will be no school for Grandview R-II tomorrow, Tuesday, February 16. This is a normal snow day, not AMI. Please stay warm and safe.
As a result of steadily worsening road conditions today and not much hope of improvement overnight the Grandview R-II School District will have another A.M.I. day tomorrow, Thursday, February 11.
Due to dangerous driving conditions tomorrow morning, the Grandview School District will have another A.M.I. day. This is for Wednesday, February 10. Once again, Grandview will not have school on campus on Wednesday, February 10.
Stay warm, safe, and have a great day.