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Honoring the counselors who guide the future
Feb. 7-11 marks National School Counseling Week and the Sedalia School District 200 is spotlighting district counselors.   The week is sponsored by the American School Counselor … more
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Smith-Cotton student Ella Kennedy presented her research project about Henry Lamm Tuesday morning in the Heckart Performing Arts Center. Kennedy did her research projects based on her boyfriend's family.
Smith-Cotton AP students present local history
Smith-Cotton High School AP Language and Composition junior and senior students presented research topics based on Sedalia history to a panel of judges Tuesday morning.   The research topic … more
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Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri’s Skyline Site members stand with, from left, Skyline Site Director Vicki Hart, Director of Operations Tyler Hudson, Executive Director Gary Beckman and Simmons Bank Community President Grant Leeka. The Simmons First Foundation recently awarded BGC with a $24,000 grant for a new literacy program.
Grant provides Boys & Girls Club more literacy opportunities
The Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri will be starting a new literacy program thanks to a $24,000 grant from The Simmons First Foundation.   The literacy program, Story … more
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Smith-Cotton High School turned its logo blue and white for the month of February to spotlight C.C. Hubbard High School.
Smith-Cotton spotlights C.C. Hubbard High School
For the month of February, Smith-Cotton High School will be spotlighting the C.C. Hubbard High School.  Before changing the name to C.C. Hubbard, the school was originally Lincoln High School … more
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Dr. David Braverman
Braverman wants to come home to Sedalia
On Monday evening, the last of the five presidential sessions occurred for the semi-finalist candidates to visit with the public, staff, and students of State Fair Community College in a public … more
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Smith-Cotton High School’s Vocal Velocity performs Monday evening in the Heckart Performing Arts Center during the S-C Show Choir Reveal. The singing group will be participating in the Show-Me Classic Competition featuring 22 choirs that will be hosted at the school on Saturday.
Photos: S-C hosts Show Choir Reveal
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Cole Camp art teacher Dustin Mothersbaugh accepts the Kaysinger Art Contest “Best in Show” trophy for his student Sierra Koenke on Friday at the Fred E. Davie Multipurpose at State Fair Community College.
Kaysinger Art Show opens at SFCC
Friday, the Kaysinger Art Show was set in the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center at State Fair Community College. “The Kaysinger Art contest has been going on for about 20 years, it’s … more
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Dr. Randy Smith
Smith talks enrollment management, leadership
The last president session of the week happened Friday afternoon, the fourth of five presidential semi-finalist candidates to visit with the public, staff, and students of State Fair Community … more
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Board of Trustees approves several changes
On Thursday, the regular State Fair Community College Board of Trustees meeting was moved to an online forum.  The board meeting was moved in order to facilitate participation and attain a … more
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Dr. David Hinds
Hinds provides four core values during presidential session
On Wednesday afternoon, the third of five presidential semi-finalist candidates visited with the public, staff, and students of State Fair Community College in a public forum.  The college … more
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Sedalia 200 Superintendent Steve Triplett addresses the crowd at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Loftus Early Childhood Center in August 2021. Triplett has announced his retirement as superintendent, effective June 30, 2022.
Triplett to retire from Sedalia 200
On Tuesday, it was announced that Sedalia School District 200 Superintendent Steve Triplett will retire effective June 30, 2022.   Triplett has been the superintendent for the last three … more
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Susie Howe stands at the front of the Heckart Performing Arts Center at Smith-Cotton High School on Tuesday morning as she makes a presentation about her son Jacob Howe, who died Aug. 4, 2020, from an accidental overdose.
Education in loss: Mother talks to S-C students about impact of drugs
On Aug. 4, 2020, the Howe family lost their 16-year-old son Jacob Howe to an accidental overdose but Jacob’s mother, Susie Howe, is taking her experience of loss to help educate Sedalia School … more
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Sedalia Board of Education discusses COVID-related items
On Monday night, the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education met at the Heckart Performing Arts Center to provide a COVID-19 update and some changes the members are considering for employees … more
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Dr. Michelle Schutt
Presidential candidate Schutt meets with SFCC community
On Monday afternoon, the second of five presidential semi-finalist candidates visited with students, staff, and the public. The college began seeking a new president after current SFCC President … more
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Mercy Rest Stop representatives Krista Kempton and Kirk Martin visited with Tonya Edgar’s mixed-age class Tuesday, Jan. 18 at Skyline Elementary.
Skyline students to raise money for Mercy Rest Stop
Skyline Elementary’s mixed-age class will be selling Valentine Grams to help raise funds for Mercy Rest Stop.   Teacher Tonya Edgar said her class of second and third graders chose a … more
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Brent Bates
Bates kicks-off SFCC presidential presentations
Friday began the first of five visits for the presidential semi-finalist candidates for State Fair Community College.  The college began the process of seeking a new president after current … more
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Little Gremlins Reid Nehring and Sariah Clemons do some kicks during Thursday afternoon’s cheer clinic practice in Sacred Heart School’s main gym. There were six cheerleaders and 40 Little Gremlins to participate in the clinic, all led by Cheer Coach Kara Hill. They performed the routine at halftime during the SHS girls basketball game Thursday night.
Photos: Little Gremlins participate in cheer clinic
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Multiple area school districts cancel school
Two school districts in Pettis County have canceled school the rest of the week due to illness-related reasons.   On Wednesday, Sedalia School District 200 posted on its Facebook page that … more
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Smith-Cotton High School students sit in the high school library Wednesday morning to read.
Smith-Cotton, Sedalia Public Library partner up
On Jan. 5, Smith-Cotton High School’s library and the Sedalia Public Library formed a partnership to increase students’ access to digital reading material from the public … more
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Green Ridge School District seeking bids
GREEN RIDGE — In April 2021, Green Ridge voters approved a no-tax-increase bond issue, called Proposition GR-8 Tigers, for the Green Ridge R-8 School District.   Green Ridge … more
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