Warrior Radio student program gains 2 affiliates
SMITHVILLE — Warrior Radio, the student radio at Smithville High School, has been growing.
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Kearney High School students hosts school board candidate forum March 18
KEARNEY — Kearney School District residents have an opportunity to learn more about this year’s Board of Education candidates during a public forum hosted by student leaders from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 18 in the auditorium at Kearney High School, 715 E. 19th St.
Smithville district Color Run coming April 2
SMITHVILLE — Students, families, and community members are again invited to participate in the Warrior Color Fun Run Wednesday, April 2.
Bulldogs garner FFA awards, grants
KEARNEY — The future of our community is bright based on recent accomplishments by several Bulldogs who are involved in the Future Farmers of America organization.
2024 state champions Smithville Cheerleaders participate in ring ceremony
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KC Wolf makes morning bright at Horizon Elementary
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Kearney teacher earns coveted invite to Innovative Classroom Training
KEARNEY — Hawthorne Elementary kindergarten teacher Ashlyn Mansil in Kearney is one of only 93 educators across Missouri selected to participate in the inaugural class of the Personalized Competency-Based Master Teacher Cadre program.
Annual Education Uncorked event Saturday
LIBERTY — The Ninth Annual Education Uncorked event is Saturday, March 1. There’s a VIP reception at 6 p.m. with the evening of drinks, hors d’oeuvres, live and silent auctions and more starting at 7 p.m. at William Jewell College, Yates-Gill College Union, 500 College Hill.
Liberty fine arts director receives state award
LIBERTY — Liberty schools’ Fine Arts Director Aaron Money appreciates awards, but would rather honor the team effort that makes the product better. In the case of fine arts, Money calls it “everyone’s work.”
Smithville School Board hears price tags of high school, middle school improvements
SMITHVILLE — The Smithville School Board listened this week to Superintendent Mark Maus define possible costs of the high school and middle school improvements if the April bond issue for $18 million is voter approved.