Education News
Peyton Manning comes to Pittsburg for PSU speaker series
Pittsburg State University announces two-time super bowl champion Peyton Manning as the next speaker in its "H. Lee Scott Speaker Series: An Examination of American Life."
School board: Critical race theory not taught in Kansas
The Kansas State Board of Education on Wednesday released a statement saying that critical race theory is not part of state academic standards after hearing from at least one candidate for office who is claiming that it is.
After abuse claims, Parson OKs Missouri boarding school law
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed legislation for greater oversight of unlicensed residential care facilities for children.
Kids get inside look into competitive gaming at Crowder's 'E-Sports Camp'
E-Sports, or competitive gaming, continues to grow in popularity and has become a certified athletic program for several schools, including crowder college.
Missouri governor to end limits on college tuition increases
A bill Gov. Mike Parson is signing will end Missouri limits on college tuition increases.
Museum of Creativity tests out a community Lego Club
Young Lego fans have a chance to get their creations put on display in Fort Scott, Kansas.
CDC: Vaccinated teachers, students, don't need to mask in school
The Centers for Disease Control update guidance, saying that vaccinated teachers and students don't need to wear masks inside schools.
NEO A&M to keep tuition flat another year
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College (NEO) will not be raising tuition for the second year in a row.
Missouri curators reject interpretive Thomas Jefferson sign
The University of Missouri Board of Curators has rejected a proposal to add contextual information to a statue of Thomas Jefferson on the Columbia campus.
Voters to decide on Pittsburg Community Middle School upgrades
PITTSBURG, Ks. - Hayden King is a Pittsburg Community Middle School alumnus who thinks current students would drastically benefit if the school was renovated and…
MSSU receives grant to supply weekend snack packs
Missouri Southern's Lion Co-Op and Wellness Program receives a grant from the No Kid Hungry Campaign.
Joplin School Board approves $121 million budget
The Joplin School Board met Tuesday night to approve the budget for the next fiscal year.
MSSU Board of Governors approves new degree programs; tuition increase
JOPLIN, Mo. -- The Missouri Southern State University Board of Governors approves two new degree programs and a tuition increase. The…
Crowder College hosts summer programs for middle school students
NEOSHO, Mo. -- Crowder College Technical Education is holding a summer school program from kids going into grades six through…
