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Kansas City Public Schools administrators are speaking out for the first time since the school implemented the No Zero Policy.
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is offering the public two ways to provide input on the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program.
Lee’s Summit is one of the last school districts in the metro to head back to class. On Wednesday, every student in the district returned.
Blue Springs is the latest district to head back to the classroom in Missouri.
For the 2023-24 school year, KCPS launched a new grading system, the “no zero policy.”
It’s back-to-school week for schools across Missouri and Kansas City Public School students are some of the first to head back.
Students in Kansas City are preparing to start college in a big way as they unpack their dorm rooms and head to convocation.
One organization came together to give area students a back-to-school boost while also rallying for peace in Kansas City.
School starts in Raytown for kindergarten through seniors in high school on August 21, and teachers have an extra incentive to return to their classrooms.
It’s a big year for Bonner Springs as they welcome Rick Moulin as their new superintendent.
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The new buses not only have air conditioning and seat belts, but they are each equipped with a tablet near the driver.
At least 95% of public schools practice active shooter drills in the U.S.
The tips range from reporting weapons to possible assaults to mental health and bullying.
Raytown Quality Schools board approved a policy to designate a district AI coordinator to develop an AI compliance policy for teachers and students.
In its August meeting, the Blue Springs School Board selected Rebeca Swank as its new president followed Bobby Hawk’s resignation earlier this year.
As thousands of students in the Kansas City metro prepare for back-to-school, one city councilman’s team helped them prepare over the weekend.
Several Kansas City Public School District teachers will have their classrooms ready to go on day one with the help of neighborhood volunteers.
The nonprofit, ScrapsKC is helping teachers for another school year with its Teacher Resource Center.
Stores across Missouri are helping people wrap up their back-to-school shopping with the hopes of a lesser checkout price for this year’s no-sales tax initiative.
With back to school just around the corner, many parents and educators around the district have started to prepare.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City has 1,500 kids from second grade through high school on both sides of the state line in need of school supplies.