Education

Jefferson City Public Schools made the decision this year to allow open enrollment for summer school to all preschool through eighth-grade students in the…

Missouri students in private schools would be eligible for the state's A+ Scholarship under a bill advancing in the Legislature.House members added the…

Legislation that redefines Missouri’s funding targets for K-12 schools is heading to Governor Jay Nixon’s desk.The change does not give the schools any…

Balancing time and energy can be hard enough if you’re a working student. Zach Heath knows this all too well. He's a University of Missouri MBA student…

In late January, Missouri House Rep. Kip Kendrick filed his first bill of this year’s state legislative session. Kendrick’s bill, the Student Debt Relief…

Today Paul Pepper and VERA MASSEY, Health Educator/Consultant, talk about ways to de-stress. Has feeling stressed become the norm? Is it getting in the…

An advocacy group is pushing the Missouri Legislature to reconsider how it awards scholarships for a 30-year-old program designed to keep the brightest…

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, in one of his first stops since delivering the State of the State Address on Wednesday, talked about efforts to keep...

The circuit science workshop in Columbia is one of Daniel Boone Regional Library’s most popular regular events for kids. The workshop allows elementary…

The deaf community has its own language, culture and set of obstacles, and most hearing people will never interact with it. But Dr. Stephanie Logan was…