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Jayme Overstreet and Elizabeth Moss were among the more than 30 new teachers who reported to work on Aug. 11 to begin training for the school year. Sessions included curriculum and instruction, device checkout, technology training, digital resources, and mentoring.
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Welcome, new teachers!
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| | Jonathon Kroeger, the new music teacher at Eagle Glen |
Teachers and other certified staff members who are new to the Ray-Pec School District reported to work this week to begin training on curriculum, instruction, and technology. All other teachers returned to work today (Aug. 14).
Please welcome: - Megan Agee, Math Teacher, High School
- Keyawna Conley, Teacher, Peculiar Elementary
- Hailey Crabtree, Teacher, Timber Creek Elementary
- Morgan Crawford, Teacher, Eagle Glen Elementary
- Graham Deckard, Assistant Band Director, East Middle School, South Middle School, and High School
- Elizabeth Fagre, Special Education Process Coordinator
- Melanie Fitch, Special Education Teacher, East Middle School
- Jenna George, teacher, Eagle Glen Elementary
- Krista Gillespie, Special Education Teacher, East Middle School
- Brooke Graham, Special Education Process Coordinator, High School
- Amanda Haydu, PreK Teacher, Shull Early Learning Center
- Carma Hobgood, English Language Arts/Social Studies Teacher, East Middle School
- Catherine Kerr, School Psychologist
- Jonathon Kroeger, Music Teacher, Eagle Glen Elementary
- Sarah Leisenring, Teacher, Timber Creek Elementary
- Abram Lewis, Industrial Technology Teacher, High School
- Shawna Lopez, Special Education Teacher, East Middle School
- Caitlin Lumbard, Teacher, Timber Creek Elementary
- Rebecca McMillin, PreK Teacher, Shull Early Learning Center
- Elizabeth Moss, Teacher, Raymore Elementary
- Rachael Nethaway, Teacher, Eagle Glen Elementary
- Jayme Overstreet, Theatre Teacher, South Middle School
- Juan Perez-Ortiz, Physical Education Teacher, Timber Creek Elementary
- Rachel Ropp, Study Skills Teacher, High School
- Erin Seitz, Social Studies Teacher, High School
- Emily Terwilliger, English Language Arts/Social Studies Instructional Coach
- Brian Thayer, Digital Learning Teacher
- Emily Tierney, Special Education Teacher, East Middle School
- Heather Thomas, School Psychologist
- Lauren Torgeson, Teacher, Creekmoor Elementary
- Taylor Urzendowski, Teacher, Bridle Ridge Elementary
- Lindsay Wiest, Teacher, Timber Creek Elementary
- Christian Winn, Family and Consumer Science Teacher, High School
- Sierra Zeiss, Family and Consumer Science Teacher, East Middle School
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Child Nutrition offers 3-day and 5-day meal packs
 The Child Nutrition Department offers help to families while students are learning at home.
Students participating in virtual learning (VIPR) can sign up for a 5-day meal pack. Students in grades 6-12 can sign up for a 3-day meal pack for days learning at home.
Free and reduced-price meals
The Child Nutrition Department is dedicated to our students' health and well-being. Free and reduced-price meals are available to families who qualify. A new application must be completed each year. Meal application
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Immunizations are required for all students
Immunizations must be current for ALL students -- those who have registered for in-person classes and those who have selected virtual learning.
All enrolled students of the Raymore-Peculiar School District, must present documentation of immunization status, including month, day, and year of each immunization before attending school.
- Kindergarten: Five immunizations
- Incoming 8th graders: Tdap and meningococcal. (The Tdap vaccine helps protect adults and adolescents against 3 diseases: tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough. The Tdap vaccine may be documented as Adacel or Boostix.
- High School: Two doses of meningococcal vaccine by 12th grade. In this two-series immunization, the first dose is given with the Tdap prior to 8th grade, and the final dose is required prior to the 12th grade year.
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