Anthony Rossetti

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  "We have a mini-camp for our football players and we've already had one knee blowout, and ankle injuries," said Miller School District Superintendent Tony Rossetti.

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  To send an e-mail, click on the appropriate link below: Dr. Anthony Rossetti, Superintendent Mr. Terry Robinson, Jr. High and High School Principal Peggy Jones, Elementary Principal Betty McCartney, Special Services Director Miller R-2 Schools 110 West 6th Street Miller, MO 65707 . . . read more

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  Dr. Anthony Rossetti, Superintendent

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  Published on: 4/4/2007    Last Visited: 4/4/2007  

  The Miller issue sought $4.1 million in bond money to construct an elementary school, said Superintendent Tony Rossetti.
  
  Rossetti said a new elementary school was the recommendation of the school-planning committee that held a series of six meetings with teachers and residents.

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  Principal: Terry Robinson Superintendent: Dr. Anthony Rossetti

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  Published on: 9/17/2007    Last Visited: 9/17/2007  

  Miller Superintendent Tony Rossetti attributes the decline to several factors and said stopping the loss is a top priority.
  
  "This is an inherent problem for rural Missouri, not just Miller.Some of the other districts that surround us are suffering from the same thing - there just isn't an increase in growth in rural America," Rossetti said."There are a myriad of things here that are reflective of what's going on in Missouri and the country."
  
  Rossetti also said that there has been an increase in competition from area private schools and an increase in home schooling in the Miller area.
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  Even with a loss in enrollment, Miller Superintendent Tony Rossetti said a new school may be the answer.The district will close two of its elementary schools and build one new one in its place, which should eliminate the cost and upkeep on the two buildings, both of which were built in the 1940s and '50s.Money that is saved will be put into renovating the high school.Renovations such as a new roof on the high school have already begun, and Rossetti said district officials are anticipating construction beginning on the new elementary school this November.

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  Published on: 8/8/2007    Last Visited: 8/9/2007  

  Miller Superintendent Anthony Rossetti said district leaders and residents worked for more than a year to study district needs and develop a plan to present to voters.After losing by a narrow margin in April, they regrouped and a larger crew of supporters worked to get the message out.
  
  "It is absolutely exciting to be able to serve kids this way," Rossetti said after hearing election results.
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  Rossetti said the district will do what it can to keep the length of routes at a minimum but must do what is best for the largest number of children.
  
  Rossetti predicted the new elementary, which will be built near the existing Central Elementary, will be ready for the 2008-09 school year.Most of Central will also be demolished.

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  Published on: 4/17/2007    Last Visited: 4/18/2007  

  "It was an accident," said superintendent Anthony Rossetti.
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  "I think the driver looked back in the mirror and saw no one there," said Rossetti."It wasn't as if they knew someone was on the bus and they left."
  
  Normally, a school employee calls home when students are absent.That did not happen Monday because the employee was absent.
  
  Rossetti said appropriate authorities had been alerted to the situation.

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  Published on: 4/16/2007    Last Visited: 4/17/2007  

  It was an accident," said superintendent Anthony Rossetti.
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  Morning weather was cool, said Rossetti.If weather conditions were different, the situation could have turned worse.
  
  "I think the driver looked back in the mirror and saw no one there," said Rossetti."It wasn't as if they knew someone was on the bus and they left."
  
  Normally, a school employee calls home when students are absent.That did not happen Monday because the employee was absent.
  
  Rossetti said appropriate authorities had been alerted to the situation.

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  Published on: 4/4/2007    Last Visited: 4/4/2007  

  Superintendent Anthony Rossetti said that by his count, the proposal lost by two votes.
  
  He's trying to find out about procedures for a recount.
  
  "There were four or five minutes where we thought we made it, and then they brought out the absentee ballots," said Rossetti.
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  "The people have spoken," said Rossetti.

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