For children and parents, deciding what’s for lunch can be a food fight. We've provided some simple lunch-packing tips as well as a tasty, kid-approved recipe!

It was the famous author, poet and cartoonist Theodor Seuss Geisel, more famously known as Dr. Seuss, who penned the words, “You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read with a child.”

Establishing a back-to-school routine is important for any child. But having a detailed daily plan in place, and creating an optimal environment for carrying it out at home, are especially crucial for students with special needs.  

Eight seniors from area high schools each received a scholarship in the amount of $3,000.

Janet Musangali, a seventh-grader at Frontier Middle in O’Fallon, recently won the grand prize and received a $2,000 scholarship for her entry into the Money Smart Kid Essay Contest. 

As of July 1, Francis Howell School District has a new chief academic officer, Dr. Nathan Hoven. Hoven replaced Nicole Whitesell, who was hired as the director of the St. Charles County Center for Advanced Professional Studies [CAPS] program.

The Wentzville School District Ratchet Rockers Robotics Team earned the title of 2018 Missouri State First Robotics Competition [FRC] Champion as part of a three-team alliance on Saturday, June 9.

Five students from two St. Charles County schools were among the 24 young people recently honored at The Grannie Annie Family Stories Festival at the Missouri History Museum.

Emma Jackson, a student at Fort Zumwalt East High, attended the 2018 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment from June 24-29 as a National Youth Delegate.

Francis Howell School District’s Independence Elementary and Wentzville School District’s Discovery Ridge Elementary each have been named a National School of Character by Character.org.