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Sedalia 200 welcomes new benchmark assessment
During Monday night's Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education meeting, the board approved the use of the CASE Benchmark Assessment.   CASE is a predictive assessment that is geared … more
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Smith-Cotton High School theatre students, from left, MacAllister Gartner, Chloee Crafton, Lily Ream, Arden Schupp, and Jaiden Clark act in a scene Wednesday night for the upcoming play “She Kills Monsters.” The play will be performed at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Heckart Performing Arts Center.
SCHS to present ’She Kills Monsters’
A journey of discovery and unexpected adventure will be presented on stage with a performance of “She Kills Monsters” by Smith-Cotton High School theatre students Friday and Saturday … more
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From left, Makenzie Lewis, Addison Rutherford and Janie Turner perform during rehearsal Tuesday evening in the Highlander Theatre in one of the color-themed numbers in “Kaleidoscope.” University of Central Missouri Theatre and Dance will present the spring dance concert this week.
A show full of color: UCM Theatre & Dance to present ‘Kaleidoscope’
WARRENSBURG — The 2021-22 live performance season at the University of Central Missouri is coming to a colorful end, with “Kaleidoscope” being performed this week in the Highlander … more
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Lt. Col Cunningham and Sgt. Maj. Randall Woods stand together during the JROTC awards ceremony on April 6 hosted in the Heckart Performing Arts Center. Cunningham is showing Woods a photo of the retirement gift that the JROTC booster club purchased for Woods.
JROTC instructors to retire from Sedalia 200
During the JROTC awards ceremony on April 6, it was announced that two long-term instructors of the program would be retiring at the end of the school year.   Lt. Col. Harry Cunningham has … more
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State Fair Community College freshman Logan Shaw and sophomore Cody Strecker, seen Tuesday, each have pieces hanging in the Goddard Gallery of the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Both students have worked in virtual reality sculpting as well as more traditional media such as oil painting and charcoal drawing.
Student art on display at Daum Museum
State Fair Community College’s student art exhibition is on display at the Goddard Gallery of the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art. Traditional media such as digital photography, ceramics, … more
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Smith-Cotton High School FACS teacher and FBLA advisor Lakin Janke, farthest right, stands with FBLA students after doing an escape room during their time at State last week.
Janke helps students build life skills
A former Smith-Cotton High School business teacher moved into the Family and Consumer Science department to teach students about parenting and relationships, while also advising both the senior class … more
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Sounds Effects performs at the Smith-Cotton Junior High. Sounds Effects is the seventh and eighth-grade show choir.
Sound Effects has a great 2022 season
The Smith-Cotton Junior High show choir, Sound Effects, had a great season under the direction of new director Kayla Bradley.  Sound Effects is the seventh and eighth-grade show choir at the … more
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Wyatt Flandermeyer, of Sedalia, is a 2022 recipient of the Harold J. Johnston Memorial Scholarship awarded by the Sedalia Symphony Society.
Symphony awards scholarships, plans for April concert
Three local music students were awarded scholarships recently through the Sedalia Symphony Society and will give a performance during the last concert of the season on Monday, April 25. Wyatt … more
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The set for “The SpongeBob Musical” at State Fair Community College was designed by student Quincey Wilson, a sophomore from Oak Grove, who also plays Mr. Crabs. The musical will perform for two weekends, April 21 through 24 and April 28 through May 1.
SFCC to present 'The SpongeBob Musical’
Bikini Bottom must be protected from an exploding volcano at all costs and theatre students at State Fair Community College plan to do that in the production of “The SpongeBob Musical.” … more
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Julie Sampson-Carpenter, 4-H Youth Program Associate with the University of Missouri Extension Office, runs the Embryology program and loans incubators to local classrooms each spring. Fertilized eggs are donated by Tyson hatchery.
Classrooms get eggs & incubators for annual project
Julie Sampson-Carpenter, 4-H Youth Program Associate with the University of Missouri Extension Office, is loaning incubators, and the Tyson hatchery is donating hundreds of fertilized eggs to local … more
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EL teacher Shellene Dore works with her Tiger Time students on Thursday afternoon at Sedalia Middle School.
Dore assists students in learning English
Many Sedalia School District 200 students are learning English as their second language, and English Learner teachers are there to help.  Shellene Dore is in her first year of teaching EL but … more
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Luisa Cinta-Castillo receives an ovation from cadets and families as she is presented as the commanding officer of the Smith-Cotton High JROTC Tiger Battalion for the 2022-23 school year during the program’s awards night Wednesday in the Heckart Performing Arts Center.
Cinta becomes new S-C Battalion Commander
Wednesday evening, Smith-Cotton High School JROTC hosted its awards ceremony in the Heckart Performing Arts Center.   At the end of the ceremony, the JROTC instructors introduced the … more
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Many of the young students were all smiles when they got to provide Sedalia Police Department therapy dog Kyah with some love Thursday morning at the Loftus Early Childhood Center. Gábriel Morris, Kyah’s work mom, was with Kyah the entirety of the visit to make sure the kids had all their questions answered.
Superdog Kyah visits Loftus students
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Green Ridge kindergarten teacher Jill Piscopo cries tears of joy at a surprise visit Tuesday by her student Chevi Meyers, 5, who has stage four cancer. Chevi hasn’t been able to attend school due to her illness and its treatment. A fundraiser is planned for Chevi on April 23.
Fundraiser to be hosted for child with cancer
GREEN RIDGE — In a perfect world, rainbows, unicorns, teddy bears and stars are magic to a 5-year-old. In a perfect world, there is no sickness or cancer, but through the support and love of a … more
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Sacred Heart science teacher Mariela Messina and students gather around one student as she presents her project Wednesday. Students were able to ask questions after the presentation.
Sacred Heart students use scientific method
All during the week, Sacred Heart School’s junior high presented science fair projects in the school's common area.   Each of the sixth, seventh and eighth graders made projects based … more
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Tim Carr
Carr, Breshears elected to SFCC Board of Trustees
An incumbent and a newcomer were elected to the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees during Tuesday’s municipal election.  Tim Carr retained his seat and Amie Breshears was … more
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Diana Nichols
Nichols, Schrader re-elected to Sedalia school board
After a tight race, President Diana Nichols and Secretary Barbara Schrader were re-elected to the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education during Tuesday’s municipal election.  … more
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Smith-Cotton NHS fundraising for Ukraine
At the end of every school year, the Smith-Cotton High School National Honor Society seniors complete a senior project.   The 2022 seniors knew they wanted to do something relevant to what … more
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Theater and Speech teacher Rylan Swank builds a set at Smith-Cotton Junior High for a musical that will premiere April 7 and 8. Swank has worked for the Sedalia School District 200 for eight years.
Swank shares joys of theatre, debate with students
Smith-Cotton Junior High’s theater teacher shows students the joys of being on the stage as well as some debate skills.  Theater and Speech teacher Rylan Swank has been with the Sedalia … more
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The FIRST Central Missouri Regional robotics competition being hosted at Smith-Cotton High School this weekend began with practice matches Friday afternoon for all 24 teams. The qualification matches will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Practices kick-off weekend robotics competition
On Friday afternoon, practice matches began for the FIRST Central Missouri Regional robotics competition at Smith-Cotton High School.   The competition is being hosted by … more
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