Education

“I was definitely a wish-cycler. I used to be on my family all the time to recycle more things.”

South KC Perspective Center High School honors physician and attorney as distinguished alumni By John

“The passage of the tax levy will allow us to be able to recruit and retain the absolute best and brightest staff because we know our students deserve it,

A Recap of the April 6th election (yes, there was one) By Tyler Schneider On

“Students have been able to see and experience what an impact gardens can have on a community.”

Avila Announces Workforce Development Academy KC Rising-inspired initiative designed to give businesses and workers dynamic,

“We’re having little reunions with all our patrons, and we’re working on getting everything up and running like it was before.”

“Kids will connect to the bee remotely via their devices, but the process is largely still the same—to win, you have to spell the most words correctly.”

“It’s been 17 years since the last property tax levy increase. We’ve done a good job of being fiscally responsible. However, we are in a different time period.”

Schools and Libraries By Kathy Feist South Kansas City is seeing economic growth even during

It’s time for the Great Backyard Bird Count, a global event that happens every year at mid-winter.

It was almost a homecoming for organ No. 61.

“We need to make sure students are spending seven hours on schoolwork per day.” Unfortunately, 41% of students admitted they only spend three to four hours on school daily.

“In just a few more months, many Hickman Mills students will have new fulltime counselors cheering them on.”

At the home on State Line Road, students are referred to as scholars and attend St. Thomas More Elementary School and Rockhurst High School.