Raymore-Peculiar School District News | |
Best wishes to Ray-Pec School District retirees for 2023
The Raymore-Peculiar School District appreciates the dedicate and years of service from this year's retirees:
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Penny Barbarisi, Childcare Site Coordinator, Shull Early Learning Center
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Dana Bowlen, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, Ray-Pec High School
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Risa Bullard, Special Education Lead Process Coordinator, Districtwide
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Paul Carvan, Science Teacher, High School
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Angela Donaldson, English Language Arts Teacher, South Middle School
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Stephanie Dustman, Occupational Therapist, Districtwide
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Dr. Jerry Edson, Assistant Principal, High School
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Diane Ejjaidali, Teacher-Interventionist, East Middle School
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JoEllen Hainey, Finance Specialist, High School
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Pamala Hecker, Human Resources Specialist, Administrative Services Center
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Cynthia Lueckenotto, Paraprofessional, Shull Early Learning Center
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Cristie McCullough, Library Media Assistant, High School
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Steven Miller, Principal, High School
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Donald Novak, Digital Learning Teacher, South Middle School
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Nancy Osborn, Paraprofessional, Shull Early Learning Center
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Andrew Perkins, Middle School Teacher, Success Academy
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Pauline Pritchett, Kitchen Manager, Bridle Ridge Elementary
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Dr. Randy Randolph, Principal, South Middle School
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Brenda Reinholdt, Secretary, Eagle Glen Elementary
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Ivan Robison, Industrial Technology Teacher, High School
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Todd Schnake, Theatre Teacher, High School
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Mary Schneider, Counselor, South Middle School
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Bruce Sharp, Teacher, Ray-Pec Academy
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Tammy Slinger, Finance Specialist, Administrative Services Center
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Angela Snyder, Family and Consumer Science Teacher, High School
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Julie Swank, 2nd grade Teacher, Peculiar Elementary
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Jennifer Thomas Monahan, Art Teacher, Stonegate Elementary
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Amanda Wallace, 3rd grade Teacher, Timber Creek Elementary
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Katie Walter, Student Monitor, Eagle Glen Elementary
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Robert Zaner, Physical Education Teacher, Creekmoor Elementary
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Summer Camps at the LEAD Center | |
The District is offering two academic Summer Camp opportunities at the new LEAD Center, located at M-58 and Foxridge Dr. Camps are available for students entering grades 3-5 or grades 6-8.
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Camp Innovation
for grades 3-5
RP Camp Innovation, for grades 3-5, will be July 10-14. Students may choose the morning session (8 to 11 a.m.) or the afternoon session (noon to 3 p.m.). The cost for the half-day camp is $150.
Students will spend the week exploring STEAM interests. Activity choices include video and green screen, 3D printing, robotics, Makey Makey, and Makerspace. Space is limited.
More information To register, go here.
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Media Makers Studio
for grades 6-8
Media Makers Studio, for grades 6-8, will be July 24-28. Students may choose the morning session (8 to 11 a.m.) or the afternoon session (noon to 3 p.m.). The cost for the half-day camp is $150.
Students will work in teams to solve real-world problems, creating original media designs featured on social media, and presenting pitches to community partners. More information To register, go here.
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Summer School information | |
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Today (May 19) is the deadline for elementary and middle school students to sign up. High School students may enroll after May 19, depending on grades and credit recovery needs.
Summer School sessions are available for students entering grades K-12. Summer School information
During June, students may choose in-person or virtual classes. During July, virtual classes will be offered. You may enroll online here.
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Calendar reminders
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Friday, May 19 - 7 p.m. RPHS Graduation.
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Tuesday, May 23 - Last day of school. Early dismissal.
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Monday, May 19 - Memorial Day holiday.
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Monday, June 5 - First day of Summer School.
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