Twenty runs on 24 hits with 39 baserunners.

For the second consecutive year, Sedalia School District 200 received all 14 possible points in the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Annual Performance Report.

An evaluation of the district’s special education programs and an update on the rewiring of Smith-Cotton Junior High are on the agenda for Monday’s Sedalia 200 district school board meeting.

There will be a free sports physical night for Sedalia School District 200 students from 6 to 8 p.m. May 22 at Smith-Cotton Junior High School.

Meal prices for Sedalia school district students will increase by about 10 percent across the board next year.

Retirees and outstanding teachers and associates were honored Tuesday evening for their contributions to Sedalia School District 200 by the Sedalia Community Educators Association.

The free physical night for Sedalia 200 students entering grade seven through 12 that was postponed May 25 because of the tornado has been rescheduled for July 27 from 6-8 p.m. at Smith-Cotton Junior High School.

Sedalia School District 200 will be offering free developmental screenings on Friday at the Pettis County Early Childhood Co-op, 2255 S. Ingram Ave.

Sedalia School District 200 will be offering free developmental screenings on March 4 and 5 at the Pettis County Early Childhood Co-op, 2255 S. Ingram Ave.

Sedalia School District 200 will have an early out today, due to inclement weather.

Sedalia School District 200 stands to lose $230,000 in state funding this year under Gov. Jay Nixon’s proposed budget cut.

Missouri’s public schools may be forced to freeze salaries, expand classes, cut extracurricular activities or seek local tax increases to cope with a funding shortfall, education advocates warned Thursday.

Three people, including two incumbents, filed to run for three seats on the Sedalia 200 Board of Education on Tuesday, the first day of the filing period.

Deanna Jones spends her days trying to find the resources students need to survive and thrive at school and in life.

Michael Wright knew going in that he was facing a huge time commitment in launching the robotics program at Smith-Cotton High School.

Sedalia School District 200 will double the number of students in its Title I preschool program — from 40 to 80 — starting with the 2012-13 school year.

Sedalia School District 200 will be offering free developmental screenings for children 6 months to age 2 on April 13 at the Pettis County Early Childhood Co-op, 2255 S. Ingram Ave.

Sedalia educators are using iPads to connect with and improve education for students with autism.

Citing family health concerns, Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education member Jeff Redford informally withdrew Thursday morning from contested school board and State Fair Community College races in the April 3 municipal elections.