Mobile App Update
Our mobile app service provider has resolved a technical issue with our mobile app. To begin receiving our app notifications again, you must update the app in your app store. If you are not currently using our app, you can search for Dallas County School District in your app store, and download it. 

DCR1 Receives 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant
The Dallas County School District is proud to announce it has been awarded the 21^st Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC) grant. This is the third 21^st CCLC grant the school district has received. The purpose of the of the 21^st CCLC is to provide opportunities for communities to establish or expand activities in the community learning centers that provide academic enrichment, including providing tutorial services to help students, particularly student who attend low-performing schools, to meet the challenging State academic standards in at least math, reading, and science. A second purpose is to offer students a broad array of additional services, programs, and activities; and finally to offer families of students served by the community learning centers, opportunities for active and meaningful engagement in their children’s education including opportunities for literacy and related educational development. The services will be free to families during the first year beginning October 21, 2019 and continuing through summer school, June 23, 2019. Programming information can be found on the bisonpride.org website. For more information, you may contact program director, Mrs. Jana Salaki via email, jana.salaki@bisonpride.org or by phone, 417-345-2350 ext. 1001.

School and Student Safety is Highest Priority
The Dallas County R-I School District considers threats to students and school safety the highest priority.  If you have information regarding a school safety issue you should contact an administrator in the appropriate building. If school is not in session, you should contact law enforcement officials. When the district receives information regarding possible safety threats, we will act swiftly with the assistance of the Dallas County Sheriff's Office and/or the Buffalo Police Department to identify and investigate the viability of the threat.  The school district will never release any individually identifiable information regarding a student or a student situation because the district is prohibited by law from releasing student information.  Students or other individuals who make verified threats to school safety will be prohibited from being on or near school property and the district will press charges to the greatest extent possible. 

Parents Can Purchase Chromebook Chargers Online
Parents can purchase replacment chargers and cases for chromebooks online at  https://bisonpride.revtrak.net/ Once a product is paid for tech will get notice and we will see that the product is delivered to the student at school. 

Virtual Courses Policy IGCD
The Dallas County School District provides virtual courses according the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requirements for Missouri Courses Access Program (MOCAP). For more information about virtual courses available for school district students, please review the Virtual Courses Policy IGCD.