Last Tuesday, Kansas Citians voted to effectively block future growth of the city's streetcar unless and until city leaders can make the case to the entire city that expansion is needed.
Today, I was greeted on Facebook with countless pictures of children smiling as they headed to their first day of the school year. My first thought was, “Uh-oh—my kids overslept!” Then I remembered they don’t start until tomorrow.
The editorial board of The Kansas City Star recently published a column wondering why more people do not attend events at 18th and Vine, or more specifically, why they did not go to Kansas City’s Jazz and He
Are Missouri students learning more or less? Are schools improving? Are teachers adapting to the state’s new standards?
Missouri’s economy has been in the slow lane for decades. Unfortunately, unless things change, Missourians will likely be left behind by their peers in states with relatively booming economies.
Teachers who participate in Missouri's Pubic School Retirement System (PSRS)
Show-Me Institute Internships: Fall 2017
The Show-Me Institute is pleased to offer internship opportunities for Fall 2017.
Recently in the Springfield News-Leader, I argued that school districts should reconsider how they pay teachers.
Mike Brown, Executive Director of the Missouri Online Summer Institute, discusses the opportunities this program offers for students interested in using online resources to supplement the education they’re getting in school.