The Laquey R-V School District had a smooth start this year after restructuring much of the administration.
Reserve funds at at 30 percent, superintendent says
A new school year is already upon us and with that comes another season of Tiger Football.
A Hunter Education Course will be held on consecutive nights at Fort Leonard Wood.
It is critical for drivers to be alert, especially near school zones, playgrounds, and bicycle paths.
School starts today for students in the Waynesville R-VI School District, but parents will soon get notices of a failure to meet federal requirements.
Swedeborg School District saw voter support in Tuesday’s primary when an increased tax levy passed 119 to 81, essentially saving the district from closing its doors.
Young people participating in the Richland Summer Reading Program read more than 2,800 books this summer.
Those attending Crocker school district athletic games this year could see a change – an admission fee.
The Dixon R-1 School District has reinstated fall baseball and spring softball, thanks to the promise of donations from the Dixon Athletic Booster Club.
The Waynesville R-VI School District is getting ready for the new school year and carrying over more than $300,000 in leftover federal Stimulus funds.
Have you come across unfamiliar reptiles, amphibians or fungi while exploring Missouri outdoors, or your own backyard?
The Ozark Rivers Solid Waste Management District has distributed about 85 paper recycling bins to schools in the seven-county district.
The Dixon R-1 School Board managed to deal with financial cuts and still end the year on solid ground.
Enrollment at Ozarks Technical Community College continues to grow, with total of 4,351 students enrolled this summer, 11.7 percent higher than the summer of 2009.
