Education news from around the TriLakes

“We have some kids who have never shopped for their own pair of shoes before,” she said. “It’s been so nice to see the excitement on their faces.”

Education news from around the Tri-Lakes region

Education news from around the Tri-Lakes

The launch of Rooted Families is designed to equip caregivers with resources for Christian formation from infancy through college.

Following the ribbon cutting, the Rotary Club of Table Rock Lake will host its annual Pickleball Tournament, 5k race, and one-mile fun run.

The district closed the building last year when the new Table Rock Career Center opened, which provides more space for career and technical education programs.

These educators represent a broad spectrum of academic degrees and professional experience, with over half holding terminal degrees in their respective field.

The donation will directly support the care, training and integration of therapy dogs within district schools, ensuring students continue to benefit from their presence throughout the school year.

Teachers, thank you for your patience, skill, strength and love. Please keep bringing your best. And please take care of yourselves, too.

The Navy will visit 15 locations throughout the country as part of the outreach program in 2025.

Along with the regular Monday schedule, additional special events are planned, including some late afternoon events for kids or families who are busy during the weekdays. Plan now to check out these fun and educational opportunities

The past few weeks, I’ve seen plenty of reminders about back-to-school, especially since my husband is a teacher. I’ve particularly...

The Wolf Pack Foundation strengthens the district by funding classroom grants for teachers, dual-credit scholarships for high school students, and postsecondary scholarships for graduating seniors.

Through these appointments, the College continues to invest in faculty leaders whose work uplifts students and advances the institution’s Christian and patriotic values.

This year, $155,000 is being distributed between the 14 public districts based on each district’s free and reduced lunch enrollment.

Each day focuses primarily on a different aspect of the government; however, the program also allows attendees to participate in various athletics events including tennis, track and field, soccer and basketball.

Round up of back to school activities in the Tri-Lakes

As summer winds down, the cast and crew at Freedom Encounter Theater are shifting gears to a new season of fun and education, with the...

A donation to Elevate Branson's Elevate Kids program meant that area families were provided necessary back to school items, thanks to the Branson-Hollister Lions Club.