education

This comes via a partnership with Great Southern Bank, which goes through June 30 of next year.

Dr. Shannon Wooden explains the theme and highlights featured speakers.

PEN America finds Missouri leads the 50 states in the number of so-called “educational intimidation” measures introduced over the past three years.

On May 3, 18 Branson Public School teachers graduated with their Master’s of Education in Curriculum and Leadership Instruction from Evangel University through a partnership between the two institutions.

For nearly two decades, Springfield has been trying to better prepare children for kindergarten. A series of studies show that most of Springfield’s kids are ready, academically and socially, when they get to their first day of school. But not much progress has been made in terms of lowering the number of kids who aren’t prepared.

Springfield-based Drury University on Thursday said Tim Cloyd, president since 2016, was resigning due to “family health concerns.”

Dr. Grenita Lathan was praised as the 'best leader' for the Show-Me State's largest public school district.

Recently, Agape Boarding School in Cedar County announced it would close. The news came after years of allegations of severe child abuse at the Christian reform school.

Agape Boarding School in rural Cedar County has been the focus of child abuse allegations, lawsuits and government investigations in recent years.

Ozarks Technical Community College held a ribbon-cutting Monday for its big new Plaster Center for Advanced Manufacturing. College officials and politicians praised the $40 million project. It’s intended to be a “game-changer" by meeting a shortage of skilled workers and creating a new pathway toward better-paying work.