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Eslinger announced as Missouri's next commissioner of education - Vimarsana News

Eslinger announced as Missouri's next commissioner of education

State Sen. Karla Eslinger will be Missouri’s next commissioner of education beginning in June, the State Board of Education announced during its meeting Tuesday, Dec. 5.

Investment in northeast OKC schools focuses on STEM programs - Vimarsana News

Investment in northeast OKC schools focuses on STEM programs

Schools across northeast Oklahoma City were awarded 350,000 dollars to invest in science, technology, engineering and math.

Source: koco.com
Funding lag creates barrier for private school tax credits | Jefferson City News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Funding lag creates barrier for private school tax credits | Jefferson City News Tribune

When students returned to classrooms around Missouri in August, only 601 had secured a scholarship through the MOScholars program as a returning recipient -- half as many as were in the program in May.

Beacon Hill Roll Call: Busy week on the Hill - Vimarsana News

Beacon Hill Roll Call: Busy week on the Hill

THE HOUSE AND SENATE: Beacon Hill Roll Call records local representatives’ and senators’ votes from the week of Nov. 13-17. LONG TERM CARE CHANGES (H 4178) – House 158-0, approved and sent to the Senate legislation that supporters say will “take a comprehensive approach towards reforming the long-term care industry by supporting and expanding the workforce, […]

St. Croix students address campus problems in Legislature - Vimarsana News

St. Croix students address campus problems in Legislature

The Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee brought students, concerned parents and Education Department leadership together on Thursday afternoon for a frank discussion about the maintenance and safety issues plaguing