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Students in front of the March Madness Reading Bracket

The mission of the library program in Ozark School District is to nurture an interest in reading as well as provide students with the skills and resources to become independent critical readers, thinkers, and information users. The program is designed to support and enhance the Ozark School District curriculum in addition to promoting independent reading and life-long learning.

 

Jill Widel

OMS Library Media Specialist
jillwidel@ozarktigers.org
417-582-4811

Andrienne Kromidas

OMS Library Assistant
adriennekromidas@ozarktigers.org
417-582-4811

 

A young boy in oversized sunglasses and a gold chain smiles in the foreground, holding a card, with a library filled with bookshelves in the background.

 

OMS Inspires Reading through March Madness

There’s nothing like a friendly March Madness competition to get middle school students — and staff — reading more books!

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Dynamic Shelving

We all know you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but, let’s face it, we all do. That’s one of many reasons why the librarians in the Ozark School District buildings have changed the way they shelve and display books — so that students will see a book cover they like, and check it out.