Schools Archives - Page 19 of 31

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.

In an attempt to create peace, the Biden administration launched the National Parents and Families Engagement Council.

The month of May has come to a close and June is right upon us. In case you missed it, here’s a review and preview of May and June.

Even though schools are reopened, enrollment is down. Could this be a local issue? Let’s look at some facts.

Oregon County, Missouri is having local elections on Tuesday, April 5. This is important for local officials and school boards. It is our duty.

The Alton Comets are getting ready for the track and field meets this spring. Here are the Junior High and High School schedules.

Tickets to Thayer Chamber Cats’ upcoming dinner theater performance are available now. The performance is Friday so do not delay.