The Junior/Senior Team finished 12th out of 35 with their robot Optimus on Jan. 14.
Board votes 6-1 in favor of not changing the ID enforcement policy immediately.
Two six-year terms and one two-year term on the SCC Board of Trustees are on the April ballot.
Missouri House and Senate bills would allow Fort Zumwalt school board members to continue to serve three-year terms.
The event is held from 7-8 p.m. at Fort Zumwalt South High School.
To schedule a child’s appointment or for more information, call 636-474-8445 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Increased expenses lead to an increased deficit for current school year, but district says it should be fine.
Week 5 of the winter sports season slows down, but doesn't shut down, as winter break approaches.
Filing opened Tuesday for school board candidate races in the Fort Zumwalt and Wentzville school districts.
Mike and Cheri Price, owners of AmeriKids Christian Center, say their work is a ministry to O'Fallon area kids and families.
Filing begins Dec. 13 and ends Jan. 17.
The construction of a new high school gives the district the chance to realign attendance areas.
The event is held from 7-8 p.m. at Zumwalt West High School.
Board agrees to review policy of mandatory ID displaying by students.
Temperatures are dropping which means the sports go indoors. Teams around St. Charles County will be starting season this week.
See how the Fort Zumwalt School District compares to other school districts in the area.
Missouri education officials say the new way of calculating graduation rates allows the state to compare how its students are doing with the rest of the country.
People see it as a chance to "try out" the profession before going back to school.
Fort Zumwalt students and teachers hosted their seventh annual Empty Bowls service-learning project on Friday.
Event is open to the public and runs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday.
In the current economy, districts are seeing more people applying for substitute teaching jobs. Some districts are only interviewing certified teachers as many young teachers aren't able to find jobs.
The sixth annual event runs from 5-7:30 p.m. All proceeds benefit the district’s Grow Your Own Teachers Program.
St. Charles authorities and school officials must balance learning with the student use of cell phones, particularly in emergency situations.
Event runs from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday at all four Fort Zumwalt High Schools.
The event is held from 7-8 p.m. at North High School.
Ronald Chesbrough, who started Oct. 3, plans to keep tuition low despite funding cuts from state.
The Fort Zumwalt School Board worked quickly in October meeting.
Ronald Chesbrough attended his first board meeting as president of St. Charles Community College Monday night.
Local educators say new Missouri law restricting social media communications between students and teachers continues to raise questions. The law remains in limbo because of a recent court ruling and a revision by legislators.
Friday night's halftime show honored 21 senior band members and their parents.
Zumwalt North fell to Timberland Friday night, 26-38.
Superintendent Dr. Bernard DuBray said the district’s assessed value was about $1.992 billion—$57 million less than last year, when the levy was set at $4.597.
The tax rate will remain unchanged for the upcoming fiscal year, and college president John McGuire serves his last board meeting.
Inspired by efforts of cheer captain, Maddie Howard, Fort Zumwalt North High School will host Cheer UP!, a cheerleading competition with two purposes.
SCC Board of Trustees named Ronald Chesbrough, Ph.D., as the college's next president during a special closed session meeting on Aug. 27.
The Missouri State Teachers Association just learned it was awarded an injunction to stop a new Missouri social networking law from taking effect Sunday.
On Monday, the board heard a presentation on accreditation in preparation for a November visit from the Higher Learning Commission.
Students and parents will notice changes to school facilities and policies as the school year begins Wednesday.
Though data from 2010-11 is still being released, Dr. Jackie Floyd briefed the board on the progress of students according to the standards of No Child Left Behind.
The college's presidential search committee tries, tries again.