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Cameron Hutchison, a contractor for codefi, works on a project at his computer.
MSU-WP bridges gap for rural tech careers with codefi partnership
Missouri State University-West Plains has recently become the fourth higher education institution in Missouri to recognize the curriculum of codefi, a tech venture and workforce development firm … more
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MSU-WP named Opportunity College and University by the Carnegie Classifications
Missouri State University-West Plains has been designated as an Opportunity College and University by the Carnegie Classifications, officials announced. The designation recognizes MSU-WP as an … more
This week concluded a two-week showing of artworks by His Place Christian Academy students at the West Plains Daily Quill. The works were displayed in the front window, coinciding with the first Thursday Downtown Stroll on April 3 and kicking off a rotating showcase of young artists in the community. On display through the next two weeks is artwork from students at Glenwood School. His Place artists’ works front row, from left: “The Amazing Robot Fort,” Noah Holt, fourth grade; “Old Rugged Cross, Jaylee (no last name given), fifth grade; and “God’s Promise,” Ethan Martin, third grade. Second row: “Inside Out” self portrait, Dixie Verral, third grade; “Spring,” Kyan Hudson, sixth grade; “Itsuka Kendo,” Hadassah (no last name given), seventh grade; and “Warrior Cat Encouragement,” Adi Worley, seventh grade. Mounted on easels in the back row are “Familiar Mill” by Megan Stout, 11th grade, and “Universe,” by Jackson Coffel, fourth grade.
Quill young artist display features His Place works
Bakersfield School is the recipient of a Samsung technology prize package valued at $12,000, including Samsung Galaxy Book and a Galaxy Z Flip to use in the production of a video to promote its S.T.E.M. project, "Tactile Astronomy." The school is one of 50 state winners in the 15th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition for students’ "Tactile Astronomy" project, and will advance to a national finalist competition with a chance to win a top prize of $100,000. From left are seventh grade project team members Micaela Williams, Allie Hollingshad, Natalie Durham and Ysabella Tello, and their instructor Jodi Burns.
Bakersfield School named state winner in Samsung STEM contest
Bakersfield School has been named one of 50 state winners in the 15th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, and received a Samsung technology package valued at $12,000, including a Samsung Galaxy Book and a Galaxy Z Flip to use for the production of a three-minute pitch video. The video must demonstrate how S.T.E.M. is being applied to address the community issue outlined in the student team's activity plans. more
Schools announce closures ahead of sleet, freezing rain
Mtn. View-Birch Tree Liberty and West Plains schools have announced no classes will be held Tuesday due to forecast icy weather. Head Start programs in both cities, plus in Licking, will also be closed. more
Teacher wages set by new Mo. law put strain on R-7 budget
A highlight of the first West Plains R-7 School Board meeting of the year included an announcement that no new candidates filed for the upcoming school board election, so member Sam Riggs and President Cindy Tyree will retain their seats for another three years, their set to expire in April. more
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Sheriff Roberts responds to SRO petition
A group including parents of South Fork Elementary students is protesting the transfer of Howell County deputy and Student Resource Officer Shannon Sisney from his post at South Fork which he has held for about three years, and an online petition posted on change.org signed by about 475 individuals as of Friday morning. more
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