Macon County R-IV School District

Congratulations to the Macon County R-IV Students of the Week!

Tonight's BMC baseball game has been moved to Green City.

BMC Track practice cancelled today, 4/10/26.

We're hiring! Macon County R-IV school district has an opening for a part-time PK-12 School Counselor for the 2026-2027 school year. Potential for full-time employment pending experience and availability . Contact principal Ryan Olsen at 660-226-5615 or rolsen@mcr4.k12.mo.us with any questions. The certified application is available at https://www.mcr4.k12.mo.us/documents/district-information/21252760. Please submit: 1) a completed application 2) a cover letter 3) copies of college transcripts 4) three letters of recommendation and 5) a current resume. Applications should be sent to Macon County R-4 School District, 501 South Main St., P.O. Box 70, New Cambria, MO 63558, Attention: Ryan Olsen, or emailed to rolsen@mcr4.k12.mo.us (preferred method).

For any 5th-7th grade girl interested in playing BMC Junior High Basketball next season, please join our Remind group. If you have not yet joined, please email Mrs. Bell (kbell@mcr4.k12.mo.us) to get connected.

A group of 5 high school students represented us at Envirothon today! They had a beautiful day to spend outdoors, putting their knowledge and teamwork to the test. 🌿☀️ On the way home, we made a quick (and well-deserved!) stop at Central Dairy for some ice cream. 🍦

Please join us!

Our students took on the wild competition of March Mammal Madness! 🐾 These students rose to the top with their predictions and knowledge of animal behavior and survival. Pictured are our top middle school and high school participants—way to go!

Thank you Crayola! 7th and 8th graders are excited that MCR-IV Art Department was awarded a 2nd Place prize of $500 worth of art supplies in the National Crayola Learning Creative Retreat Contest.

Culver Stockton College High School Art Day. MCR-IV high school students got to experience attending college art workshops at the college in Canton. The workshops were taught my Culver Stockton College professors assisted by college students.

Mark your calendar!

Junior High BMC Girls Track Results from our first meet

100m - Leaha Valentine 4th
200m - Leaha Valentine 6th
100 m Hurdles - Autumn Moore 5th
4X100 Relay - 3rd - Maleah Bell, Avery Easley, Savannah Jones, Leaha Valentine
4x200 Relay -2nd - Kenlee Weimer, Kinzlee Morehead, Maleah Bell, Avery Easley
4x400 Relay -3rd - Kenlee Weimer, Kinzlee Morehead, Maleah Bell, Savannah Jones
Discus - Autumn Collier 2nd
High Jump - Autumn Moore 5th
Pole Vault - Maleah Bell 1st
Long Jump - Leaha Valentine 5th, Kenlee Weimer 7th
Triple Jump - Savannah Jones 4th, Kinzlee Morehead 7th

Varsity Girls BMC results from our first track meet on Monday, March 30th.

BMC Varsity Girls place 1st as a team!!!!

100m - Maci Easley 5th
800 m - Skylar Watson 4th & Ana Yallaly 5th
3200 m - Skylar Watson 1st
100m Hurdles - Caroline Thompson 3rd
300m Hurdles - Alexis Jones 2nd, Laina Bell 3rd, Caroline Thomspon 4th
4x100 Relay - BMC RECORD - 1st - Maci Easley, Jenna Koger, Alexis Jones, Kayla Jones -
4x800 Relay - 2nd - Alexis Jones, Ana Yallaly, Maci Easley, Kayla Jones
Shot Put - Karli Easley 3rd, Payden Rulon 4th
Javelin - Payden Rulon 3rd, Karli Easley 4th, Laina Bell 6th
Pole Vault - Laina Bell 2nd
Long Jump - Kayla Jones 3rd, Jenna Koger 8th
Triple Jump - Alexis Jones 3rd, Kayla Jones 4th, Jenna Koger 6th

Today's 4/1 track meet has been cancelled. Postponed date TBD. There is no track practice today.

6th Grade English students completed a long, final project over the novel Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. For their project, they had to write a formal research paper over the historical influences that led to the creation of the Black Spot in the pirate novel, and they had to create and present their own Black Spots for a chosen character. Good job, 6th grade!

Congratulations to the Macon County R-IV Students of the Week!

Our students had an amazing time at the after-school Escape Room! 🧪🔍 They worked together to solve clues, crack codes, and ultimately save the school from the villain, Dr. Vortex! Along with their big victory, they enjoyed some snacks, took on the Pringles challenge, and made some great memories along the way. We are so proud of their teamwork, critical thinking, and perseverance. What a fun and successful event!

This STEM challenge pushed students to step outside of their comfort zones! ⚡🏡 Students were given a solar panel, wind turbine, and lights, and tasked with designing and building a house that could successfully power it all. Through teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity, they worked to make all the components function together—just like real engineers!

Reminder: MCR-IV School is in session Monday 3/30 - Wednesday 4/1. We will be off from Thursday 4/2 - Monday 4/6 and will return to school on Tuesday 4/7.