New faculty to join School of the Ozarks this fall
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — School of the Ozarks is excited to announce two new faculty members: Casey Bass and Jacob Williams. Casey Bass is joining S of O as the K-12 visual arts instructor. Bass is a Branson High School alum with a degree in art education from Miami University in Ohio and a master’s in gifted and talented education from Arkansas State University. Bass brings a dynamic blend of artistic passion, global experience, and heartfelt dedication to the educational system. Her teaching journey
College of the Ozarks hosts Camp Lookout for area youth
College of the Ozarks hosts 31st Camp Lookout for area youth POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — College of the Ozarks Camp Lookout returned for its 31st year, offering free summer camp to children in surrounding counties. This summer’s theme, “Fueled,” was designed to remind the campers that only Jesus can truly sustain us. “The Camp Lookout theme 'Fueled' comes from Hebrews 12:28,” said Caden Peterson, College of the Ozarks director of student engagement and Camp Lookout director, said. “The verse shows us
College of the Ozarks professor releases new book titled “The Working Homemaker”
POINT LOOKOUT, MO — College of the Ozarks Associate Professor of English, Dr. Charity Gibson, has released her new book, “The Working Homemaker: Employed Christian Moms Desiring a Thriving Homelife,” offering a faith-centered perspective for women navigating both career and homemaking. Written from a Christian worldview, The Working Homemaker seeks to provide encouragement for mothers in all walks of life — whether they work outside the home, stay at home full-time, or do a combination of both. The
School of the Ozarks expands national Summer Teacher Training, July 14-17
POINT LOOKOUT, MO — School of the Ozarks hosted its second Summer Teacher Training, July 14-17, for teachers who are in their first years of teaching within the Classical Christian Education model, as well as experienced educators. Over 150 teachers throughout North America attended the three-day training sessions, with most of their expenses being paid by the Stanley M. Herzog Charitable Foundation. The training saw significant growth in its second year. Registrations rose from 100 participants in 2024
Grant opens gate to safer play in Bradleyville
Project funded by Silver Dollar City FoundationBehind Bradleyville School, it may look like an ordinary fence is being erected this summer, but to Superintendent Dr. Kendra Stuart, it’s much more. The new fence is a symbol of pride and safety for the school.“This fence gives peace of mind for our teachers and provides a safer, more attractive place for our students to play,” Stuart said as she examined the work. “Our old fence was dilapidated. It had areas where it was falling and even places where
College of the Ozarks launches four academic centers to deepen Christ-centered education
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — College of the Ozarks has launched four academic centers designed to integrate Christian faith with every aspect of education, furthering the College’s vision to develop citizens of Christlike character, who are well-educated, hardworking, and patriotic. The new academic centers — the Center for Faithful Education, Center for Faithful Arts, Center for Faithful Vocation, and the upcoming Center for Faithful Media — are key components of the College’s 10-year strategic plan, Light the
