Before ONEeagle: Emma P. Flowers and D.A. Smith lay educational foundations in Ozark

By Caitlyn Cummings

South African President Nelson Mandela is often quoted as saying, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Throughoutj the years, the students of Ozark have been fortunate to have had many educators who have dedicated their careers to furthering the pursuit of education for all students in Ozark. Emma P. Flowers and D.A. Smith were two educators who played a large role in laying the foundation for today’s Ozark City Schools. 

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