Operation Eagle Pride Update #1
Operation Eagle Pride
Operation Eagle Pride is the second phase of the District's Long Range Plan that was adopted by the Fordland Board of Education in 2014. The school district is focused on providing the highest level of educational opportunities for the students and preparing the Fordland School District for 2030 and beyond.
Fordland voters approved the $2.64 million no tax increase bond and levy increase issue. The ballot projects include renovating, expanding, and innovating learning and activity spaces at the high school, middle school, and elementary campuses.
The Fordland School District will be providing updates to the Fordland Community on the progress of the 2020 Operation Eagle Pride bond referendum throughout the design and building process.
Fordland approved to move forward in the FEMA Safe Room grant process
New Activity Center/Safe Room - Southwest Entrance
New Activity Center/Safe Room - Northwest Entrance
New Activity Center/Safe Room
Elementary Playground
School bus purchase
Misty Grandel Missouri Teacher of the Year for 2020.
Districts of Distinction finalists: Fordland R-3 School District, Tuscaloosa City Schools, Lansing School District 158
Fordland FEMA Saferoom
Spring Weather is upon us and the Early Childhood Center FEMA Safe-Room is available to anyone in the tornado protection zone whenever the weather turns.
During non-school hours (before 7:45 AM and after 3:30 PM) the operations of the Safe Room will depend on the assistance from the key personnel as outlined below.
School staff members are assigned are on-call for after school hours when the National Weather Service is predicting severe weather. Those responsible for acting as the Field Manager(s), Assistant Field Manager(s), Equipment Manager and Assistant Equipment Manager(s) will perform the same duties as outlined above. When a tornado watch is issued the designated safe room area will be cleared if necessary and readied for occupancy by the public. When a tornado warning is issued (tornado sirens activated) by the Webster County Emergency Management Director, the Safe Room will be opened for surrounding residents within the TPZ (tornado protection zone) to seek shelter in the Safe Room.
After the tornado event is over the Site Manager will activate the remaining operation team members and their duties will commence as necessary as outlined above.