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Enrollment & Energy Top the Agenda for De Soto School Board Meeting This Evening
De Soto School District’s Board of Education will meet Monday, June 11, at 6 p.m. In addition to routine agenda items — such as approving the hiring of new employees and accepting a $10 donation to Mill Valley High School — board members have a full schedule. They will be considering hiring two companies to assist the district. One would … Continue reading
Park Hill Board of Education to Meet This Evening
The Park Hill School District’s Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9. Although it appears that Scott Springston has accepted the board’s contract offer and will be Park Hill’s new superintendent, the district has not officially announced his hiring, and it is unclear whether he will be present at tonight’s meeting. In addition to more … Continue reading
Like Growing Kids Need New Shoes, NKC Needs More Classrooms
Students going back to school next fall will find more classroom space at three middle schools in the North Kansas City School District. However, given the fact that their buildings are already crowded and enrollment is continuing to rise, students still won’t exactly have a lot of space to stretch out in. LaTrisha’s going through … Continue reading
Increasing Enrollment In the Metro Area: Where Are All the Children Coming From?
Story after story in the KC Education Enterpriselately has been about districts building and renovating public schools across the metropolitan area. Gardner-Edgerton is buying land for future expansion. Liberty is completing its new high school in three phases. De Soto is unable to complete the third phase of high school renovations as a result of … Continue reading
