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Schools in Missouri are still rebounding from the pandemic's impact on student learning. State education leaders say they're also grappling with student mental health issues, chronic absenteeism and teacher shortages.
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The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a state law criminalizing parents whose children miss school, ruling against two mothers charged in their young children’s tardiness.
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Missouri River Days is a half-day field trip offered to all fourth-graders at Columbia Public Schools in partnership with the nonprofit group Missouri River Relief. The field trip is held at Cooper’s Landing Riverside Resort & Marina, where students have the opportunity to get up close and personal with nature.
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Eze Pojmann-Ezeonyilo innovates a constructing birdhouses to preserve the future of Purple Martins, while giving an educational opportunity to students at a Columbia elementary school.
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The Center of Excellence for Veteran Student Success will host workshops for veterans and house Mission Promise Kept, a program started one year ago at Stephens College.
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Many new programs are designed for non-traditional students.
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Communication and transparency are two of Hayes's focuses for the remainder of her term on the School Board.
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The Multicultural Achievement Committee Scholars Summer Honors Academy brings high-achieving students who are historically underrepresented in higher education to MU’s campus
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Karen Hayes was appointed to fill the vacant spot on the Columbia School Board in a special session Wednesday evening.Thirteen people applied for the vacancy before the School Board voted in a special session Monday to narrow the field to Andrea Lisenby, Karen Hayes and Jan Mees. After a group interview Wednesday, the board selected Hayes in a 5-to-1 vote.
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The 21st Cambio de Colores Conference started Wednesday in Columbia. But organizers hope to emphasize a different yet very important idea this year.
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The district tested the Evolv Express system last month, but has no timeline for implementing any new safety measures.
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A House bill on banning classroom instruction related to gender identity and sexual orientation in Missouri had its first public hearing on Wednesday.