Schools Archives - Page 17 of 29

To get your questions answered, come to the first official 4H meeting in Oregon County which October 26, 2022.

The Thayer, Missouri, Bobcat Marching Band has been competing against other high schools in the last month and has been winning awards.

Seth Collins hopes to raise awareness of the value of art by donating proceeds of a spray paint art raffle to the Alton, Mo, Art Club.

HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) just opened its fall contests. Homeschool students of any age may enter.

The Heritage Foundation has issued its first Education Freedom, Report Card. The best state to live governmental tyranny is Florida.

The need for blood is growing right now, especially as the weather cools down. All blood types are wanted.

HSLDA has decided to add to the existing contests by adding videos and short stories as categories. The chances of winning have increased

The survey results showed that public schools have fewer enrollments, while private and homeschooling are on the rise.

The University of Missouri is making an offer to senior citizens that’s almost too good to pass up. They can attend fall classes.

The Fargo Board of Education held a meeting to discuss the importance of pledging allegiance. The claim was that the pledge separated.

In order to decide which style of homeschooling will work best for your family, you’ll need to learn the various types of homeschooling.

Alton R-IV’s new superintendent is Dr. Julie Williams who is a former graduate of Alton. She officially started on July 1, 2022.