Education

Governor Celebrates National FFA Week at State Capitol

Missouri FFA has over 27,000 members representing the future of the state's top economic driver.

Marshall to Introduce JAG Program at Career Center

New career readiness program coming to Missouri high school

Nevada Middle School Students Showcase History Day Projects

Eighth-graders present their work to parents and community before regional competition

SEMO Hosts Spring Career Expo to Connect Students and Employers

Over 130 companies attend annual event to recruit SEMO students and alumni for internships and jobs.

Mizzou Students Push for Rejoining Workers Rights Consortium

MSA bill calls for student vote on university's membership in labor rights monitoring group

Mineral Area College Announces Summer Semester Registration

Spring break scheduled for early March

Steensma Named E. Desmond & Mary Ann Lee Professor

Colorful bird signs lift above the crowd at Steensma's installation ceremony, honoring the scholar who has authored three field guides on avian life

WashU Chancellor Strikes Optimistic Tone in State of University Address

Amid challenges, Martin highlights financial wins, AI initiatives, and plans for campus development

WashU to Absorb UHSP Pharmacy School, Expand Health Sciences

The integration will strengthen pharmacy education and interdisciplinary research in St. Louis.

Sedalia Curriculum Director Wins Education Leadership Award

Devon Gilmore recognized for her work designing professional development for district staff.

Poplar Bluff School Board Accepting Applications to Fill Vacancy

Residents can apply February 20 through March 6 to serve on the board through April 2027.

Concordia R-2 Opts Out of Health Insurance Consortium

School board decides not to renew agreement with Ozark Schools Benefits Association

KOMU 8 Celebrates 10 Years of The Daily Pledge

Local TV station continues tradition of featuring students reciting the Pledge of Allegiance

Sweet Springs to Move Sixth Graders to Junior High Next School Year

The school district is shifting grade levels to provide more support for students and address staffing needs.

Sedalia School District Brings Back Former Principal as Next Skyline Elementary Leader

Dr. Ashley Klein to assume role after retirement of Kelly McFatrich