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The superintendent of Columbia Public Schools (CPS) has announced that he’s retiring effective December 31. CPS Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood made his announcement in a letter to CPS staff and families today (Friday), saying he’ll
There was a good turnout for Friday’s dedication for the new Boone County Nature School, which is just south of Columbia in the Three Creeks Conservation Area. The Boone County Nature School is a partnership
Missouri’s 2024 GOP and Democratic gubernatorial primaries are fast approaching. Election day is Tuesday August 6. “Missouri Times” publisher Scott Faughn joined us live on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri”, telling listeners that GOP
Jason Sumners on Saturday will become the tenth director in the Missouri Department of Conservation’s 87-year history. Mr. Sumners grew up in west-central Missouri’s Lincoln, and he replaces longtime director Sara Parker Pauley, who’s retiring
Legislation allowing charter schools in Columbia Public Schools (CPS) and all Boone County school districts has been signed into law by Missouri’s governor. It’s part of a large education bill that also increases salaries for
Officials at Columbia Public Schools (CPS) are inviting you to this afternoon’s groundbreaking ceremony for the new $25-million elementary school that will be built next to southwest Columbia’s John Warner middle school. CPS Superintendent Dr.
A 167-page omnibus education bill approved by the Missouri Senate this week that would allow charter schools to operate in Columbia Public Schools (CPS) and all Boone County school districts is being blasted by CPS
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
Members of a Columbia teachers union say fighting between students is a safety issue and that students are running some of the schools. Our news partner KMIZ reports members of the Columbia National Education Association
939 the Eagle’s Fred Parry says there’s been a tremendous downgrade in engagement in the Columbia community in recent years, saying some business leaders don’t know who the superintendent of Columbia Public Schools (CPS) is.
Boone County’s presiding commissioner is ecstatic about the Boone County Nature School, which is being built in the Three Creeks Conservation Area just south of Columbia. Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick attended the recent dedication of
The Boone County Nature School just south of Columbia now has a new Council House, thanks to a $30,000 donation from the Columbia Audubon Society. The Boone County Nature School is a partnership between Columbia
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