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Smith-Cotton High School theatre students participate in their first dress rehearsal Wednesday night for the children’s play “Gustav: The Goose Who Wouldn’t Fly.” From left, Meredith Tester (Maple Cheeks the chipmunk), Brady Rowland (Gustav the goose), Alaina Ayers (Mounty Pat) and Kaden Green (Mounty the Moose).
SCHS theatre students to open play Friday
An unlikely camaraderie of a flightless goose, a narcoleptic chipmunk, a blues-loving moose along with a badger who wants to play for the NFL is the perfect combination to bring smiles and laughter … more
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SFCC Trustees approve Olen Howard property resolution
On Thursday, the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees met at the Thompson Conference Center for a special meeting to approve a resolution for a lease purchase with J. Higdon Potter … more
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As part of Grad Walk talk, Smith-Cotton senior Chase McMullin gives a speech for Skyline Elementary students that is recorded by Faith Johnson as part of her TigerVision class on Wednesday. McMullin attended Skyline when he was younger. The goal of Grad Walk is for seniors to share lessons they have learned in their academic career with younger kids.
S-C seniors recording virtual Grad Walk talks
This year, Smith-Cotton seniors participating in the Grad Walk program will record their speeches by video due to COVID restrictions.  The program involves groups of seniors giving … more
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Smith-Cotton High School senior McCade Curry sings his solo during New Score Singers' performance as part of the Show Choir Reveal Concert March 23 in the Heckart Performing Arts Center. Curry has been selected for the Missouri All-State Honor Choir.
Smith-Cotton senior named to All-State Honor Choir
A Smith-Cotton senior has been selected for the Missouri All-State Honor Choir.  It was announced this week that McCade Curry was selected for the group. Curry said he is excited to have … more
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SFCC looks back at a year of pandemic education
Many local schools have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, but the impact doesn’t stop at K-12 schools.  According to State Fair Community College Marketing and Communications … more
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Command Sgt. Major Randall Woods addresses the Smith-Cotton JROTC Tiger Battalion at the start of the annual JROTC Awards Night event Wednesday, April 7, in the Heckart Performing Arts Center. Sgt. Major later was awarded the Sons of the American Revolution JROTC Instructor of the Year Award.
Sgt. Major named Sons of the American Revolution JROTC Instructor of the Year
Sgt. Major probably isn’t going to be happy with this one, and he told me so from the start. Command Sgt. Major Randall Woods, who is in his 20th year as a JROTC instructor at Smith-Cotton … more
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Paraprofessional Hannah Satnan works on social skills with students Thursday afternoon at Washington Elementary School. This week is Paraprofessional Appreciation Week.
Sedalia 200 recognizes Paraprofessional Appreciation Week
This week is Paraprofessional Appreciation Week at the Sedalia School District 200.  Paraprofessionals are educational workers who assist with teaching, either by helping a specific student … more
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From left, Cole Camp Middle School Principal Tyler Clark, Cole Camp senior Keegan Vosmith, Drew Smith and Thao Vo-Smith pose for a photo recently. Vosmith received an honorable mention for the 2021 Missouri Scholars 100.
Cole Camp student receives Missouri 100 Scholars honorable mention
Keegan Vosmith, a senior in the Cole Camp R-1 School District, received an honorable mention for the 2021 Missouri Scholars 100.  According to a news release, the Missouri Scholars 100 … more
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Herren, Kempton elected to Sedalia 200 school board
An incumbent and a newcomer were elected to the Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education in Tuesday’s municipal election. Incumbent Matthew Herren retained his seat and Sam Kempton was … more
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Thompson Hills Board a loyal partner to Washington Elementary
For more than a decade, a local group of community members has been making monthly donations to Washington Elementary School. The Thompson Hills Board of Directors is one of three business … more
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The Lamm House on the State Fair Community College campus has water damaged and is slated for demolition.
Lamm House set for demolition at SFCC
After housing honors students and then offering storage space over the last three decades, the Lamm House on the State Fair Community College campus is slated for demolition. The Lamm House is the … more
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Tim Carr
Carr to join SFCC Board of Trustees
The newest member of the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees is excited to be involved with his alma mater. During the SFCC Board of Trustees meeting March 26, Tim Carr was chosen to … more
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Second-graders at Washington Elementary gather around the Easter bunny during an the “EGGSplosion” event sponsored by Stanley Black & Decker on Wednesday at the school. During their recess periods, kids came outside to hunt for Easter eggs and met the Easter bunny. Black & Decker representative Opie Petree was dressed in the bunny costume, which he described as a fun experience.
Students have an ‘EGGSplosion’ at Washington Elementary
With only a few days until Easter, students at Washington Elementary enjoyed an “EGGSplosion” during recess Wednesday thanks to employees from Stanley Black & Decker in … more
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Bob Satnan
Sedalia 200 communications director wins prestigious award
Bob Satnan, Communications Director for Sedalia School District 200, has been named the Missouri School Public Relations Association’s (MOSPRA) 2021 Professional of the Year.  According … more
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Sedalia school board discusses mask mandate, COVID-related spending
The Sedalia School District 200 Board of Education focused on COVID-19 discussions during Monday night’s meeting at Smith-Cotton High School. According to Assistant Superintendent Jason … more
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SFCC Board of Trustees select new member
Following the resignation of board member Jim Page on Feb. 25, the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees selected a new member during Thursday’s meeting via Zoom.  The meeting … more
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Green Ridge voters to consider school district bond issue
On April 6, voters in the Green Ridge R-8 School District will choose whether to pass Proposition GR-8 Tigers.  If the proposition passes, it would allow the Green Ridge Board of Education to … more
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The Smithton Middle School Science Bowl Team is pictured. From left, Sierra Essley (seventh), Olivia Harrison (seventh), Rylan Armenta (seventh), Brylee Comfort (sixth), and Redding Gilbert (seventh). This is the first time the students are participating in any academic science bowls such as the upcoming National Science Bowl Cyber Challenge.
Smithton Middle School students preparing for virtual Science Bowl
The Smithton Middle School Science Bowl team will be competing in the upcoming National Science Bowl Cyber Challenge, which will be hosted virtually this year on April 24.  “(My … more
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Sacred Heart students to present play
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s taken theatre students at Sacred Heart School a year to bring their play to the stage, but it is a goal that SHS Musical Director Jan Bahner meant to see … more
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Smithton School District achieves 1:1 technology initiative
On Wednesday, when students from the Smithton School District return after their long weekend, it will mark Smithton Junior High being fully 1:1 with student Chromebooks. The 1:1 initiative is … more
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