Northeast Nodaway The Northeast Nodaway R-V Board of Education met in open and closed sessions December 18 and discussed district business. The consent agenda was approved, which included minutes, financials, attendance report and substitute list. The Curriculum, Instruction, Board of Education and Fiscal Management Services Program Evaluations were approved. A draft of the 2026/27 calendar
At the December 18 Maryville Middle School all-school assembly, the December Students of the Month were selected. They are front: Aiden Chen, Hannah Dilley, both sixth graders; Emersyn Poston, Remington Funderburg, both fifth graders; back: Ashtyn White, Solan Tolina, both seventh graders; Atticus McKim and Harper Poston, both eighth graders. Teachers and students nominate students
The Maryville School District announces Jeremy Ingraham will assume the role of assistant superintendent effective July 1, 2026. Ingraham brings 21 years of educational experience to the district, including the past 12 as director of Northwest Technical School, which currently serves 13 sending high schools across the region. “Jeremy’s track record of outstanding leadership and
Every year Jefferson C-123 combines Veterans Day observances and the Thanksgiving meal into one celebration which was held on November 20. After the program, the students took the time to personally thank the veterans for their service.
On November 13, World Kindness Day, a group of Eugene Field fourth grade students traveled around to several Maryville’s businesses to share a smile and a message of kindness, “We Are Grateful for You.” The message which one of the student’s recited was “Thank you for being such an important part of our community! We
Maryville Middle School Assistant Principal Erin Hageman and Principal Kate Lydon delighted the middle school students at the October 31 all-school assembly with the newest catch phrase and dictionary.com’s 2025 word of the year “Six-Seven.” For the older crowd, “six-seven” doesn’t seem to have a meaning except for wild exclamations from preteens and teens with the
The sixth grade class at St. Gregory Barbarigo School held a food drive from October 27 – 30 to benefit The Ministry Center. The students are from lower left circling around: Hensley Frank, Stella Siemer, Anna Jordan, Dinah Lance, Austyn Quinlin, Kami Waldeier, Hattie Nielson, Brielle Budden, Molly Simmerman, Hayden Yaple, Tucker Stiens, Austin Pedersen,
Northeast Nodaway recognized the character trait the month of September was “respect” and Mrs. Sobotka’s first graders have been showing respect at recess when they catch bugs. They show respect with the way they handle them and when they release them back into their natural habitat at the end of our day. Because of this,
Horace Mann Laboratory School has reinstated its JOY (Joining the Older and the Younger) program with Oak Pointe of Maryville. The program takes kindergartners and transitional kindergartners to visit with Oak Pointe residents once a month for an hour. On October 7, some took part in activities with the Oak Pointe residents. Merle Tally and
Missouri Western State University, St. Joseph, welcomes more than 800 new students on the first day of classes for the fall 2025 semester, August 25. “It’s a great day to be a Griffon!” said Dr. Elizabeth Kennedy, president. “We’re seeing students choose MoWest as they realize there are more opportunities to apply what they
