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A campus tour

A walk through the buildings and grounds of Ozark, set in the Lake of the Ozarks region, Missouri.

The brick entrance of Ozark Middle School beneath its lake-blue canopy, with the Lake of the Ozarks and wooded hills in the background. — An illustrated overview of the Ozark campus along its cove.

The Ozark campus is a cluster of low buildings gathered around a central commons, with paths leading down to the water. The illustrations on this page offer a feel for the grounds and the spaces students use each day.

Around the grounds

Illustration of the library commons with warm wood shelves, navy accents, and tall windows looking toward wooded hills. — The Harbor Commons library: a light-filled reading and gathering space at the center of the school.

Illustration of the outdoor science courtyard with native plants, a rain garden, a weather station, and covered lab tables. — The science courtyard, where classes spill outdoors for observation and hands-on study.

Illustration of the design and robotics lab with clean workbenches, pegboard tools, and small educational robots. — The design lab for fabrication, robotics, and media production in the program.

Illustration of the black-box theater and arts hallway with warm stage lighting and navy curtains. — The arts wing: a visual-arts studio, rehearsal rooms, and a small black-box theater.

Illustration of the gymnasium and outdoor field used for athletics and intramurals. — The multipurpose gym, home to Harbor Otters intramurals and all-school gatherings.

Illustration of the Lake Ecology program: a boardwalk along a quiet cove with reeds and a water-quality station. — The cove and shoreline boardwalk, the school's largest outdoor classroom.

About these illustrations

The campus images on this page are illustrations. Any map-style art is decorative and is meant to give a feel for the grounds rather than serve as a precise plan.