Sedalia #200

The Sedalia 200 Board of Education approved committing to the Jobs For America’s Graduates (JAG) program at Monday Night's meeting.

The Sedalia 200 Board of Education met at Smith-Cotton High School on Monday to approve certain parts of the Early Childhood Long Range Plan and discussed the issue of long rifle safety.

Two Smith-Cotton JROTC Cadets were recently presented with the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Outstanding Achievement Award.

On Monday night, the Sedalia 200 Board of Education met at Parkview Elementary School and discussed future plans for a new Early Childhood Co-Op Building.

Two alpacas, named Tornado and Storm, were brought into the classroom by their owner, Patty Hasselbring from Hasselbring's Harmony Ranch near Concordia

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed a bill to allow high schoolers to apply a computer science credit toward math, science or practical art credits needed for graduation.

The Sedalia 200 Board of Education met at Smith-Cotton High School on Monday night and approved an online payment option via RevTrak Inc.

The Sacred Heart School Yearbook Team was recently recognized as a recipient of the Josten's National Yearbook Program of Excellence Award.

The MSHP says students can help by being good riders. October 22 -26 is National School Bus Safety Week and the Patrol says its an opportunity for parents to talk with their children about their responsibilities as a passenger.

State Fair Community College will again host one of Missouri’s annual “FAFSA Frenzy” events later this month in an effort to help college-bound students apply for financial aid.