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Missouri Valley College Launches Cybersecurity Program
Missouri Valley College is proud to announce the launch of a new degree program in Cybersecurity in collaboration with Rize Education. This innovative partnership aims to equip students with the necessary skills to thrive in the rapidly growing field of cybersecurity. Classes begin this fall. more
Mike Stewart, left, Missouri Boys State Trust treasurer, and Mike Plunkett, right, MBS Trust scholarship chairman and trustee, present Jeffthan Glaster with the “Man In The Arena” Vogel Family Scholarship on July 6 at Lindenwood University in St. Charles. Photo courtesy of Andrew Mather/Missouri Boys State
S-C’s Glaster earns $100,000 ‘Man In The Arena’ scholarship
Jeffthan Glaster sat amid his fellow Crowder City residents at Missouri Boys State, praying that he would hear his name called. Prayer answered, promise delivered. more
The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri’s Bold Vision, Bright Future Campaign received a boost in funding this month through a Missouri state budget allocation of $1 million. Photo courtesy of Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri
Boys & Girls Club receives $1M in funding through state
The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri’s Bold Vision, Bright Future Campaign received a boost in funding this month through a Missouri state budget allocation. The $1 million allocation will go to the construction of a 30,000-square-foot Teen Center to be located on Third Street across from the Katy Depot. more
Durham School Services adds two local partnerships
Durham School Services, a leader in student transportation, will begin new partnerships in Missouri with the Smithton R-VI School District in the fall and the Tipton R-VI School District this summer. Both partnerships are three years with two one-year optional extensions. Durham currently serves more than 15 communities in Missouri. more
On Saturday, June 29, Sheila Naylor, the president of Friends of the Monarch in Cole Camp, and member John Long educated visitors about the Monarch Butterfly during an event at Vermont Park, a registered Monarch Park USA park. Sedalia Parks and Recreation hosted the free event. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Sedalia Parks: An ally of the Monarch Butterfly
Those wishing to learn more about and create a habitat for the struggling Monarch Butterfly visited Vermont Park on Saturday, June 29, to receive free milkweed plants and further their education. more
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Education Briefs June 28
Evangel Spring 2024 Dean’s List more
Veteran Voices from the Heartland MA student Joey Lake and undergraduate student Truman Harrow of the University of Central Missouri attend the session at the Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence. Photo courtesy of the University of Central Missouri
UCM joins Veterans Voices Professional Development for K-12 educators
Faculty and students from the University of Central Missouri joined partners to participate in professional development sessions for K-12 educators at the Missouri State Veterans Cemetery in Higginsville and the Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence on June 17-18. more
Buffalo Wild Wings Foundation donating to youth organizations
The Buffalo Wild Wings Foundation is dedicated to giving back to its communities across the country. more
Members and staff from the Boys & Girls Club of West Central Missouri pose for a photo with representatives from the Taco Bell Foundation and K-MAC Enterprises on Thursday afternoon, June 20 at Sedalia Middle School. Photo courtesy the Taco Bell Foundation
Boys & Girls Club receives $30,000 grant from Taco Bell Foundation
The Boys & Girls Club of West Central Missouri recently received a $30,000 grant from the Taco Bell Foundation to support youth in Sedalia and surrounding areas. The funds will go toward its Path To Success program and other programs that educate and inspire the next generation of leaders. more
Education Briefs June 25
Freed-Hardeman Spring 2024 Honors Lists more
UCM and SFCC’s degree pathway offers unique opportunities to students
The concurrent enrollment agreement between the University of Central Missouri and State Fair Community College continues to successfully create a seamless and efficient pathway from associate to baccalaureate degree. more
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SFCC announces Young as Jefferson City campus director
State Fair Community College announced Treaka Young as the SFCC-Jefferson City campus director. SFCC and Lincoln University formed a partnership in April 2023 that created the SFCC-LU Connect Blue concurrent enrollment program on LU’s campus. more
UCM expands out-of-state scholarship program to Louisiana, Mississippi
The University of Central Missouri announced the expansion of its automatic, in-state, out-of-state scholarship program, which now includes residents of Louisiana and Mississippi. This initiative was approved by the UCM Board of Governors in March. more
Education Briefs June 21
Quincy University Spring 2024 Dean’s List more
On Tuesday, June 18, George Blume, of Kansas City, stands with his stunt kite gear and holds a Prism E06 kite. Blume gave a stunt kite presentation for the "Adventure Begins at Your Library" event at Boonslick Regional Library's children's department on June 18 and 20. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Kite artist visits Boonslick Library
This week, children at Boonslick Regional Library in Sedalia have been treated to an art project featuring stunt kites by Missouri hobbyist George Blume. more
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On Wednesday, June 19, during the State Fair Community College Health Fair, nursing student Genae Hodge shows a spoonful of sugar to members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri. Hodge's table was about "Rethink What You Drink and Eat." The annual event is hosted each year for the Boys & Girls Club. This year it was hosted at Heber Hunt Elementary School. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
SFCC hosts Nursing Fair for Boys & Girls Club
Young members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri received thoughtful and healthy information Wednesday, June 19, during the annual State Fair Community College Health Fair. more
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Smith-Cotton Junior High eighth grade students, along with their chaperones and teacher Lori Hurt, pause for a photo on the National Mall during their trip to Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
SCJH students see history come alive in D.C.
Almost 30 Smith-Cotton Junior High students got to see their history lessons come to life on the annual trip to Washington, D.C., led by SCJH social studies teacher Lori Hurt. more
Education Briefs June 14
State Tech Spring 2024 Dean’s List more
On Monday, June 10, from left, Pettis County Sheriff's Office Community Interaction Deputy Larry Parham stands with formerly incarcerated individuals Chris Brown, William Kitarogers and his wife Lindsay, and Charlene Snyder, who stand beside the sign depicting the new Boys and Girls Club Teen Center. Brown, Kitarogers and Snyder turned their lives around and are helping raise funds for the project. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
From arrestees to allies: Formerly incarcerated unite to support Boys & Girls Club campaign
A trio of formerly incarcerated Sedalia individuals have made positive, life-changing advances that will now benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri's Teen Center. The former arrestees have become unlikely allies for the campaign. more
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Education Briefs June 4
Oregon Law School Spring 2024 Graduates more
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