Skip To Main Content

Academy Newsroom

The image shows three young people standing in front of a large banner for the "Anatomage Tournament".

Ozark High School students Brodie Mohler, Sebastian Villarreal, and Lexie Zagorodny recently represented their school at the National Anatomage Tournament held May 30–31 at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. After earning top-four finishes at the Missouri State Anatomage Tournament during the Missouri HOSA State Leadership Conference in March, these students qualified to compete on the national stage.

The image shows a person working on a sewing machine in a quilt shop, with a sign in the foreground that reads "Stitched for Success: The Story Behind OHS's Quilt Shop".

Did you know Ozark High School has its own student-run quilt shop? That’s right, our talented Tigers are learning how to quilt, run a business, and work with real customers, all while creating something beautiful! Watch the video to see how students are stitching together skills for the future! 

Coover Grant

Since launching the Academy Model in 2021, Ozark High School has been working to provide students meaningful career exploration and real-world experiences through Client Connected Projects (CCPs). And now, thanks to a $5,000 Coover/Rural Schools Partnership Career Exploration Grant, the high school can bring real-world learning to more students through teacher training. 

The image features the text "STATE SOLO & ENSEMBLE" prominently displayed, with musical notes and symbols surrounding it. The background appears to be a light gray or white color.

Ozark High School band and choir students showcased their exceptional talent, discipline, and dedication at the 2025 State Solo and Ensemble Festival, where they performed alongside some of the best young musicians in the state. Their hard work and countless hours of rehearsal culminated in an impressive showing, with students earning a wide array of top honors across both solo and group performances.