Missouri students in grades K-12 can help fight litter with the Missouri Department of Transportation’s annual “No MOre Trash!” statewide litter campaign.
As part of a collaboration between Carbondale Community High School and Circle K of SIU Carbondale, the Backpacks for Success drive will be having it’s final event this week.
The Julia Harrison Bruce Foundation and Fred G. Harrison Foundation donated $2.4 million for a new 12,000 square foot indoor baseball and softball facility at John A. Logan College.
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education awarded the first round of grants from a new program aimed at motivating more young people to pursue careers in teaching.
Researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale received funding for their work on a new technology aimed at stopping a toxin produced by a common water algae.
On Monday, October 2, Governor Mike Parson announced a total of 566 schools throughout Missouri have received grant funds from the second round of funding for the School Safety Grant Program.
As the fall semester begins at Southeast Missouri State University, the Office of Admissions is working to bring new visitors to campus with a list of informational events--both on and off campus.
The Marshall County School District was awarded $450,000 to be used for a variety of programs and positions focused on student social and emotional wellness.
A Ste. Genevieve school district is taking part of the new trial in Missouri that allows some school districts to move away from end-of-the-year standardized testing.
Missouri’s Board of Education is set to discuss a proposal Tuesday that would offer districts an alternative method of tracking and assessing student progress.
Affordable after-school care can be hard for parents to find. Now, a second group is working to make that easier by expanding its services into New Madrid County.
As many families in the Heartland are preparing for the new school year, the American Red Cross offers several helpful tips to ensure your students’ safety.
The real shopping fun begins the first weekend of August, which is Missouri’s Tax-Free Weekend, and shoppers will be getting a bigger break this year than ever before.
On Saturday, July 29, the Franklin-Williamson County Positive Youth Development Team (PYD) will host a free Back-to-School Expo at The Pavilion in Marion, Illinois.
Same Duncan, superintendent of the New Madrid R-1 School District, said it’s more than just a summer construction project, it’s part of a five-year plan to improve school safety.
