Heroin: Fort Zumwalt Hosts Presentation to Raise Awareness

Judge Rick Zerr facilitates this event, with presenters including, an undercover officer, a parent that lost a child to heroin and a former user.

6 Tips for Moms on the First Day of Kindergarten

Worried about sending your little one to kindergarten? We've got you covered.

Fort Zumwalt Teachers and Staff to Get Raises

The Board of Education approved the raises at the July meeting.

Fort Zumwalt Adds New Staff for 2012-13 School Year

The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved several additions for the 2012-13 school year.

Fort Zumwalt Board Approves Additional Staffing Changes

The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved several additions for the 2012-13 school year.

Superintendent's Letter to Parents Regarding Zumwalt West Middle School Teacher

Dr. Bernard DuBray posted a letter to parents on the district's website on June 25.

Fort Zumwalt Board Approves Staffing Changes for 2012-13 School Year

The Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approved several additions and subtractions for the next school year.

Fort Zumwalt Board Approves Bus Routes, Leases New Computers

Fort Zumwalt will receive 727 new computers as part of a new lease agreement.

Zumwalt Board Gets First Look at Budget, Sees Surplus

The Fort Zumwalt School District predicts a small $44,000 surplus for the 2012-13 school year.

Leave a Message For Retiring Fort Zumwalt School District Staff Members

Let your favorite teacher or principal know what an impact they made or wish them luck on their retirement.

Graduation: Congrats Christian High Class of 2012

Christian High School students and parents are welcome to share graduation photos and talk about their next steps on O'Fallon Patch.

Viewfinder: Cor Jesu Defeats Zumwalt West in Playoff Game

Check out photos from the Zumwalt West girls soccer game against Cor Jesu on Tuesday.

Fort Zumwalt Votes to Fund DARE Program

School board approve a proposal to fund the drug-education program for fifth grade students.

Graduation: Congrats St. Dominic Class of 2012

St. Dominic students and parents are welcome to share graduation photos and talk about their next steps on O'Fallon Patch.

Fort Zumwalt District Says Farewell to Dr. Sandy Baner at the End of This School Year

After more than 20-years with the district, the Mount Hope Elementary School principal is retiring.

O'Fallon Seniors and Parents: Upload Your Prom Photos

Share memories of prom on Patch.

High Schoolers to Launch Self-Designed Gliders Today at Wash U

The launch is expected at 4:30 p.m.

Know of the Best Teacher Around? Prove It!

Help us honor Teacher Appreciation Day by telling us why your teacher is the best you've ever had!

Essay Winner: 'Is There Pride in Serving Our Military?'

Amy Deardeuff, a Fort Zumwalt West student, shares her Voice of Democracy themed winning essay with O'Fallon Patch.

First Day of School: Fort Zumwalt School Board Approves Aug. 15 Start Date

Following the election earlier in April, the board swore in Barbara Story and Mike MacCormack for new three terms.

Westboro Baptist Church Protests at Fort Zumwalt East

The Kansas-based church held signs and sang songs for nearly 45 minutes during a peaceful protest at the St. Peters high school.

Zumwalt North Student Signs With University of Missouri-Kansas City

Senior Amanda Wiechens will play soccer at the university next fall.

State Funding Questions Prompt College Tuition Increase, Worries about Student Grants

St. Charles Community College is raising its tuition for the second time in two years.

Meet the Candidates: Jim Pepper Seeks Election to Fort Zumwalt School Board

Pepper is one of four candidates running for two spots on the board.

Meet the Candidates: Mike MacCormack Seeks Re-Election on Fort Zumwalt Board

Incumbent Mike MacCormack is one of four candidates running for two spots on the Board.

Community Pushes Back Against Heroin, Prescription Drug Abuse

Possible meeting in the Francis Howell School District would brief parents as well as students about heroin and other drug abuse issues.

O'Fallon Teens Advance in Talent Competition

Students from St. Dominic, Living Word Christian and Fort Zumwalt made it to the semifinals in the St. Louis Teen Talent Showcase Competition.

Helping Heroes: SCC Offers Scholarships For Military Families

The deadline to apply for the scholarship is April 2, 2012, for the 2012-13 academic year.

O'Fallon Students Honored for Science, Technology Achievements

Partners for Progress' annual STEM awards pick out some of the best students in science, technology, engineering and math in St. Charles County.

College Credit: SCC, Lindenwood Partner to Help Students Complete Degrees

St. Charles Community College students who transfer to Lindenwood without finishing their associate degree will be able to apply for it later.

Wentzville School Board Gets First Look at Exterior Design of New High School

$42 million project to be completed in December 2013.

Fort Zumwalt Board Approves Policy Changes

In response to Senate Bill 54, the District passed a policy outlining acceptable communication between students and teachers.

Fort Zumwalt Students to Compete in Robotics Competition Saturday

Seven of the participating teams will move on to the FIRST Robotics Championship at the Edward Jones Dome in April.

Changes to National School Lunch Program

How new legislation impacts your student.

St. Louis Archbishop Spells Out Future for Success for Catholic Schools

Carlson stressed Catholic identity and laid out a plan for financial aid.

Pheasant Point Elementary Celebrates Peace and Diversity

For the third year, students constructed a peace ball in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King’s Birthday and Black History month.

Zumwalt South Middle Invites Parents, Students to Fifth Grade Preview Night

The event is set for Thursday, Jan. 26.

Fort Zumwalt Schedules Kindergarten Registration

Registration is March 1, 2012.

Senate Bill Would Reward High School Students Graduating Early

State Sen. Scott Rupp has proposed a bill that would set up an early graduation scholarship program but local school officials question its impact.

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