Three high school seniors recently earned a $1,000 scholarship from the city of Wentzville’s Water Division.

On May 3, more than 80 high school students from all three Francis Howell high schools presented their Project Lead The Way [PLTW] capstone projects for review.

Twin Chimneys Elementary raised $30,168 during the Heart Association’s annual Jump Rope for Heart, making it the highest-achieving school in Missouri.

Students in local high school HOSA [Future Healthcare Professionals] chapters competed in the Missouri HOSA State Leadership Conference in Rolla in March and several earned the chance to take part in the International Leadership Conference in Dallas, Texas, June 27-30.

Sharon Duggan-Jinga, a Fort Zumwalt West English language arts teacher, and her advanced speech students won the Greatest Save Teen Public Service Announcement [GSTPSA] contest for the second consecutive year.

On May 18, at the start of a student awards assembly and with students, parents and staff packed into the gymnasium, Cobb was showered with gifts – an iPad, flowers, cake and gift certificates – and a startling surprise.

As children grow, their needs change – and their personalities begin to develop in earnest. In choosing a preschool, its important to match the school to the child.

The St. Louis Association of Secondary School Principals [SASSP] has named Saeger Middle Principal Dr. Kandy Worley the Middle School Principal of the Year.

For the third year, the Kiwanis Club of O’Fallon has offered scholarships to children from families unable to pay tuition to attend the O’Fallon Police Department’s Safety Town program.

Abbie Chartrand, a seventh-grader at Fort Zumwalt School District’s DuBray Middle, has been named the Missouri winner of the 10th annual Doodle 4 Google contest. From 200,000 submissions, Chartrand is one of 53 state and territory winners selected to compete for the five finalist spots.