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Alton and most of central Oregon County are served by the Alton R-IV School District, a PK-12 public institution with a total enrollment of about 700 students.<ref>https://www.greatschools.org/missouri/alton/alton-r_iv-school-district/schools/</ref> Its mascot is the Comets, and the school colors are blue, yellow, and white.<ref>https://www.alton.k12.mo.us/</ref>
Alton and most of central Oregon County are served by the Alton R-IV School District, a PK-12 public institution with a total enrollment of about 700 students.<ref>https://www.greatschools.org/missouri/alton/alton-r_iv-school-district/schools/</ref> Its mascot is the Comets, and the school colors are blue, yellow, and white.<ref>https://www.alton.k12.mo.us/</ref>
==Community Life==
Alton has a scenic residential area, which includes a number of stone masonry structures dating back to the 1920s, several of which are available for use as guest houses.
The town hosts the annual Ozark Black Gold Walnut Festival, typically held the first Saturday in October and featuring a number of craft shows, along with various forms of entertainment.<ref>https://www.altonadvertiser.com/alton-and-oregon-county</ref>
Greer Spring, the second-largest natural spring in Missouri, is located about 10 miles north of Alton, as is the adjacent Greer Mill, a historic grist mill built in 1899. The mill was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005.<ref>http://dnr.mo.gov/shpo/nps-nr/05001551.pdf</ref>
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