South Callaway announces new high school principal
The South Callaway R-II School District announced Thursday the appointment of Tucker Bartley as the new high school principal for the 2024-25 school year.
The South Callaway R-II School District announced Thursday the appointment of Tucker Bartley as the new high school principal for the 2024-25 school year.
In the first education hearings of the legislative session, Missouri lawmakers considered several school choice initiatives.
University of Missouri Extension is preparing to host Kids in the Kitchen, a hands-on program that aims to teach kids how to prepare simple recipes and to enco…
Some of the first bills filed for the 2024 legislative session in the Missouri House focused on teacher recruitment and retention through scholarships, pay rai…
A bill to allow home-educated students to participate in Missouri public school activities is back for the upcoming legislative session -- and has been coupled…
During the Dec. 13 Fulton Public Schools Board of Education meeting, the board approved the purchase of property that will house the district's buses and trans…
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) released the 2023 Annual Performance Report (APR) for public school districts Monday.
Three South Callaway Middle School students were recognized for writing award-winning essays on Monday.
The New Bloomfield School District released information about school board candidate filings on Monday.
Candidate filing for local school boards opened last week, with several boards across the county having open seats.
The South Callaway Board of Education will seek a request for quotes for supplemental substitute services after discussion at Wednesday's meeting.
At Wednesday's Fulton Public Schools Board of Education meeting, the board recognized fall athletes and stellar staff. The board also announced the resignation…
At Tuesday's Fulton Rotary Club meeting, Rotarians were informed by administrators with Fulton Public Schools that "yes, the teacher shortage is real."
Three Missouri School for the Deaf students were selected as winners of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf's Tiger Science Challenge.
Employee retirement and campus maintenance at institutions of higher education will be among topics lawmakers discuss when crafting the state budget.