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Are You Willing to Close Schools to Fund Improvements? KCPS Wants to Know

The District Wants to Expand Elective Classes, Music Programs and Sports. But to Afford Those Changes, it Will Need to Close Schools.

by Maria Benevento, The Beacon

June 8, 2022

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Reporter Vicky Diaz-Camacho Awarded Higher Education Media Fellowship

Fellows Selected Will 'Build tools and networks for more comprehensive coverage of postsecondary career and technical education'

by Flatland

March 28, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Parson Signs $4.6B Spending Plan, House Approves Bill Targeting Medicaid Expansion

First Bill of the Legislative Session

by Multiple Reporters

February 25, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Deadline Looms for Missouri Schools to get $1.95 Billion in COVID Money

Missouri legislators face a March 24 deadline to release most of the funding before it returns to the federal government.

by Maria Benevento, The Beacon

February 8, 2022

NEWS & ISSUES

Missouri Attorney General Tells Schools, Health Departments to End COVID Orders

Schmitt Demands Agencies Stop ‘Enforcing and Publicizing Any Such Orders Immediately’ or Face Court Action

by Multiple Reporters

December 7, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Students Want to Learn ‘History As It Is, As it Was’

Youth Want to Know How to Navigate Complex Topics

by Vicky Diaz-Camacho

November 23, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Critical Race Theory: War of Words, and Curriculums

Suburban School Districts Grapple With Race in Education

by Multiple Reporters

November 18, 2021

NEWS & ISSUES

Judge Rules Against AG Challenge to Masks in Missouri Schools. Columbia Case Continues

If the attorney general’s office wants to challenge school mask rules across the state, it will have to do so with individual cases

by Tessa Weinberg, Missouri Independent

September 28, 2021

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COVID Cases Among Children Rising as Missouri Delta Variant Wave Enters Fifth Month

August sees highest cases, deaths of surge first detected in May by wastewater monitoring

by Rudi Keller, Missouri Independent

September 1, 2021

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by Nick Haines

August 30, 2021

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Are You Willing to Close Schools to Fund Improvements? KCPS Wants to Know

The District Wants to Expand Elective Classes, Music Programs and Sports. But to Afford Those Changes, it Will Need to Close Schools.

Reporter Vicky Diaz-Camacho Awarded Higher Education Media Fellowship

Fellows Selected Will 'Build tools and networks for more comprehensive coverage of postsecondary career and technical education'

Parson Signs $4.6B Spending Plan, House Approves Bill Targeting Medicaid Expansion

First Bill of the Legislative Session

Deadline Looms for Missouri Schools to get $1.95 Billion in COVID Money

Missouri legislators face a March 24 deadline to release most of the funding before it returns to the federal government.

Missouri Attorney General Tells Schools, Health Departments to End COVID Orders

Schmitt Demands Agencies Stop ‘Enforcing and Publicizing Any Such Orders Immediately’ or Face Court Action

Students Want to Learn ‘History As It Is, As it Was’

Youth Want to Know How to Navigate Complex Topics

Critical Race Theory: War of Words, and Curriculums

Suburban School Districts Grapple With Race in Education

Judge Rules Against AG Challenge to Masks in Missouri Schools. Columbia Case Continues

If the attorney general’s office wants to challenge school mask rules across the state, it will have to do so with individual cases

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COVID Cases Among Children Rising as Missouri Delta Variant Wave Enters Fifth Month

August sees highest cases, deaths of surge first detected in May by wastewater monitoring

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The Week Ahead in Kansas City News

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Are You Willing to Close Schools to Fund Improvements? KCPS Wants to Know

The District Wants to Expand Elective Classes, Music Programs and Sports. But to Afford Those Changes, it Will Need to Close Schools.

Reporter Vicky Diaz-Camacho Awarded Higher Education Media Fellowship

Fellows Selected Will 'Build tools and networks for more comprehensive coverage of postsecondary career and technical education'

Parson Signs $4.6B Spending Plan, House Approves Bill Targeting Medicaid Expansion

First Bill of the Legislative Session

Deadline Looms for Missouri Schools to get $1.95 Billion in COVID Money

Missouri legislators face a March 24 deadline to release most of the funding before it returns to the federal government.

Missouri Attorney General Tells Schools, Health Departments to End COVID Orders

Schmitt Demands Agencies Stop ‘Enforcing and Publicizing Any Such Orders Immediately’ or Face Court Action

Students Want to Learn ‘History As It Is, As it Was’

Youth Want to Know How to Navigate Complex Topics

Critical Race Theory: War of Words, and Curriculums

Suburban School Districts Grapple With Race in Education

Judge Rules Against AG Challenge to Masks in Missouri Schools. Columbia Case Continues

If the attorney general’s office wants to challenge school mask rules across the state, it will have to do so with individual cases

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COVID Cases Among Children Rising as Missouri Delta Variant Wave Enters Fifth Month

August sees highest cases, deaths of surge first detected in May by wastewater monitoring

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The Week Ahead in Kansas City News

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