Jefferson City students sketch local, state landmarks for art competition
Jefferson City students fanned out across the streets Monday with sketch pads in hand as they prepared to capture the beauty of the city on paper.
Anna Campbell is the education reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune. She covers public and private K-12 education in and around Jefferson City. She holds a Master of Arts in journalism from the University of Missouri, where she met her husband, Cody. She is a native of Moberly, Missouri, and she joined the News Tribune in 2021.
Jefferson City students fanned out across the streets Monday with sketch pads in hand as they prepared to capture the beauty of the city on paper.
Area high schools are planning their commencement ceremonies to launch their 2024 graduates into the future.
Around 100 students visited 14 different sites around Jefferson City on Friday, planting vegetables, sorting clothes, building care packages and picking up lit…
The House sent the second and third bills of the year to the governor Thursday, passing an expansive education bill that would expand charter schools and Empow…
With just four weeks left in the Missouri Legislature's session, one state representative brought an almost completely new bill to committee to address the con…
A House bill intended to combat bullying in Missouri's schools passed with resounding bipartisan support Monday.
Six Jefferson City students qualified to compete in a national fine arts festival in Ohio this summer after their performance at a Springfield competition last…
Gov. Mike Parson appointed two new members to the Missouri State Board of Education last week.
Eligible families can receive assistance with rent, utilities, child care and transportation through an assistance program involving the state, the United Way …
Kelsey Hile can name plenty of teachers who inspired her.