Leopold's History of Education
The
Leopold Elementary School Building houses grades kindergarten through fourth
grade. The cafeteria for the entire school is also located in this
building. A speech therapy room is also located in the lower level.
The
Leopold Middle School Building houses the elementary fifth and sixth grades
and the high school classes: math, science, and art. The principal,
nurse and principal's secretary's offices are also located here.
The
Leopold High School Building houses the gymnasium, high school classes:
English, family/consumer science, Spanish, history, and government.
The offices of the superintendent, secretary, counselor, and the resource
room for grades seven through twelve are in this building..
The Computer
Lab is home to 30 networked computers and five computer classes are conducted
here. Due to computer grants written by Mrs. Jenny Nenninger
and other teachers, every classroom in the entire school system is equipped
with at least one computer complete with internet access and an e-mail
address provided by the school.
The
Library was newly constructed in the summer of 1997. It is eqipped
with four computers with internet access and e-mail. The Electronic
Bookshelf program takes the place of handwritten book reports for elementary
and high school students. Another computer located in the library
provides an electronic card catalog the helps students find and check out
books easier.
The pride
of the Leopold Lady Wildcats Volleyball Team--the state championship sign--is
located in front of the high school building. The Lady Wildcats are
well known around Southeast Missouri for their accomplishments on the volleyball
court.
The
Historical Homepage
The
Beginning and Organization of the First School
The
Firsts of Leopold School