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The Columbia school board president says the best candidate they could find to run Columbia Public Schools (CPS) was an internal candidate. School board president Suzette Waters addressed the superintendent search this week on 939
A company that plans a $73-million expansion at their facility on north Columbia’s Route B is seeking property tax abatement on the expansion. 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, who publishes Comobuz, reports Schneider Electric’s planned
Columbia’s school board has unanimously approved the property tax abatement that’s being sought by Kraft Heinz for its large Columbia plant. 939 the Eagle’s Mike Murphy, the publisher of Comobuz, reports the company is seeking
Columbia’s school board has voted to authorize the second half of $80-million in bond financing for improving district facilities. CPS voters approved the bond issue in April 2022. The first $40-million in bonds were sold shortly
Four candidates are seeking two seats on the Columbia school board for the April election. The candidate filing period ended this week. Board vice president Jeanne Snodgrass is seeking re-election to a second term. James
Columbia’s school board has unanimously approved a school resource officer (SRO) contract for Columbia Public Schools (CPS). Monday evening’s vote was unanimous after some contract wording changes, according to ABC-17’s Marina Diaz from our news
Comobuz.com publisher Mike Murphy says there’s a lot of dysfunction in local, state and national government. Mr. Murphy joined 939 the Eagle’s Fred Parry in-studio for an hour on Saturday morning’s “CEO Roundtable.” Mr. Murphy
Columbia’s school board has chosen former teacher Karen Hayes as the new board member to replace former board member Katherine Sasser. Our news partner KMIZ reports the board vote was five to one to select
Columbia’s school board is set to vote this evening on a proposal to approve salary schedules for the 2023-24 school year. The plan from Columbia Public Schools (CPS) increases base compensation by an average of
Columbia’s school board will hear a report this evening from the superintendent about the recent state annual performance review. Columbia Public Schools (CPS) Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood tells 939 the Eagle that attendance issues contributed
The courts will decide whether or not former Missouri House Elementary and Secondary Education committee chair Chuck Basye (R-Rocheport) is a candidate for Columbia’s school board. The Rocheport Republican has filed a 16-page lawsuit against
(Story has been updated to include information from Basye attorney Brent Haden) It looks like former State Rep. Chuck Basye (R-Rocheport) will not appear on the April ballot for Columbia’s school board, barring court intervention.
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