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Counselors, advisers, lawmakers aim to improve FAFSA completion numbers - Vimarsana News

Counselors, advisers, lawmakers aim to improve FAFSA completion numbers

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, can open doors for students who might otherwise not be able to afford higher education, college and career advisers say. But many students never complete it.

'They Can't Attack Me. Now They're Coming After Kids' - Vimarsana News

'They Can't Attack Me. Now They're Coming After Kids'

Missouri’s legislature has set a national mark for proposed restrictions on transgender people. The lone gay member of the Senate decries his Republican colleagues’ priorities.

Senate bill meant to encourage students to plan for their future, take advantage of opportunities - Vimarsana News

Senate bill meant to encourage students to plan for their future, take advantage of opportunities

Missouri legislators and education organizations were excited about a plan to encourage students to think about their post-secondary future and apply for federal student aid.

Senate bill meant to encourage Missouri students to plan for their future, take advantage of opportunities - Vimarsana News

Senate bill meant to encourage Missouri students to plan for their future, take advantage of opportunities

Missouri legislators and education organizations were excited about a plan to encourage students to think about their post-secondary future and apply for federal student aid.

Missouri Senate committee advances bill to ban texting while driving - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate committee advances bill to ban texting while driving

The legislation would make a first offense an infraction, with a fine of up to $50, and two points on the driver’s record.

Source: krcu.org