Missouri governor not only allows graduation, but will speak
In a year when many states are prohibiting in-person graduation ceremonies due to the coronavirus, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is not only allowing them, but will speak at one.
PSU modifies summer camp options for kids
From construction to nature, Pittsburg State is once again offering a variety of summer fun and learning opportunities for youth, but the camp offerings have been modified in light of the pandemic, and a few, including athletics camps and coding camp, have been canceled.
Top educator taught Kansas preschoolers alongside retirees, winning 2020 Teacher of the Year
By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH Associated Press MISSION, Kan. (AP) - Teacher Tabatha Rosproy's preschool class met inside a nursing and retirement home in rural Kansas, forming a bond with residents that continued even when social distancing requirements due to the coronavirus…
NEO A&M College on course to start on campus classes in August
NEO A&M College in Miami, Oklahoma has joined other local colleges, announcing plans for in-person classes this fall. And that could mean changes for students and staff.
Four Joplin teachers selected for Golden Apple Awards
JOPLIN, Mo -- 131 teachers were nominated for the Joplin Chamber of Commerce's Golden Apple Awards. Erin Snodgrass from Cecil Floyd, Katherine Hargrove from Jefferson, Tashena Vickers from South Middle School, and…
Missouri Southern introduces Van Galen as next president
Dean Van Galen will be the 6th president in MSSU history.
Eligible families can get one-time P-EBT benefit to help with at-home school meals
Eligible families can get a one-time Pandemic-EBT benefit for each child in the household who qualifies for free or reduced price school meals in pre-K through 12.
Pittsburg State receiving $2.6 Million from CARES Act
PITTSBURG, Ks. -- Pell-eligible full-time students will receive $800, and Pell-eligible part-time students will receive $400.
Joplin Schools discuss upcoming summer school session
About a month ago, the Joplin School District was still unsure if they could have on-site summer school, or virtual summer school. Now, they know they can be on campus and we spoke with the district about what they're doing.
MSSU selects Dr. Dean Van Galen as the university's 6th president
Dr. Dean Van Galen will be the next president of Missouri Southern State University. He will begin his tenure on July 1, 2020.
Four lifelong friends set to graduate together from Pitt State nursing program
The "Frontenac Crew" have gone to school together their entire lives leading up to college graduation.
Cottey College announces addition of women's flag football program
The Comets are expecting to play their first season next spring.
Crowder College campuses across the area reopen
Crowder College is starting to see some activity at its campuses as they start to reopen.
Woods tabbed as head coach for Pittsburg High School boys basketball
Jordan Woods has served as an assistant for 9 years at PHS.
Treasurer reminds Missourians to enter $100,000 MO Money Sweepstakes for scholarships
Missouri's Treasurer is reminding Missourians to enter the MO Money Sweepstakes before June 4. The scholarship sweepstakes will give away $100,000 in MOST 529 contributions, with the first drawing this Friday, May 15, and the final drawing June 4.
Missouri Southern approved for emergency grants for students
Missouri Southern applied and was approved for $4,756,273.
