Macon County R-IV School District is looking for a dependable, hardworking individual to join our Food Service Team!
🥗 Help prepare and serve meals to our students
👩🍳 Work in a school environment
❤️ Make a difference in the lives of our students
Interested? Apply today!
📍 Macon County R-IV School District
501 S. Main St. • New Cambria, MO
👉 Visit www.mcr4.k12.mo.us for more information and to apply:
District Information>Employment>Employment Documents>Support Staff Application
HS Baseball @ BHS 3:45 p.m-5:45 p.m. (BT 3:30 MC)
HS Softball @ MC 4:00 p.m-5:30 p.m. (BT 3:45 BHS)
JH Boys BBall @ BHS 3:45 p.m-5:45 p.m. (BT 3:30 MC)
JH Girls BBall @ MC 4:00 p.m-5:30 p.m. (BT 3:45 BHS)


TCC Art on the Spot at Truman State University: 6 High School art students went to Truman and created art "on the spot". They were given 2 hours to create an artwork inspired by something they saw on campus. Despite the rain, they had fun and even won some awards.
Piper won Honorable Mention in Mixed Media, Arrow got 3rd place in Colored Drawing, and Jaden received 2nd place in Colored Drawing



Macon County R-IV Students attended the play performance of "The Diary of Anne Frank" at the Maples Repertory Theatre in Macon. In addition to attending the performance they also viewed the traveling exhibit and our Junior High and High School art students had artworks displayed in the lobby of the theatre. The artworks were created in response to specific quotes from Anne Frank's diary.
Special thanks to Regional Missouri Bank for sponsoring our students to attend.































The spaghetti dinner is free-will donation! Sides, drinks, and popsicles will also be provided. Don't forget to pay $1 per cake raffle ticket or $5 for 6 for a chance to win a delicious dessert from NHS members!
Proceeds will go directly to our Student Council and NHS chapter for supplies and field trip expenses. We hope to see you there!





"I was born in Nebraska and moved to the Rothville, Mo. area at the age of 2. I went to school at Northwestern R-1 schools and graduated in 1975. I farmed with my dad throughout my high school years working with Angus Cattle and row crop farming. I attended Northeast Mo. State University (now Truman) and graduated with a B.S. degree in Animal Science in 1979. I married Brenda (Buckman) Neil on June 6, 1976 before my sophomore year of college. I returned to the farm not long after my college graduation and started my own herd. My wife taught at Bucklin and Marceline, retiring after 26 years. We raised three children during this time.
I decided to become a teacher not long after my father retired from farming. I spent three years working on my teaching certification while teaching at Bucklin for seven years in 9-12 science. I have also taught three years in Ag with FFA at Keytesville, three years in science at Newtown-Harris schools, three years at Northwestern schools in Mendon, and one semester at Salisbury in Ag after retirement. We spend as much time as possible with our family including our nine grandchildren."

