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Survey: Pandemic stress is the last straw for 10% of Missouri teachers

Survey: Pandemic stress is the last straw for 10% of Missouri teachers

by Alisa Nelson | Apr 27, 2021 | Education, Health / Medicine, News, Politics / Govt

The only profession in Missouri that creates all other professions has been struggling for years to recruit workers. New information indicates the state’s teacher workforce problem is headed down an even rockier path. A Missouri State University survey says 1 in 10...

(AUDIO) Missouri’s third mega vaccination event comes at pivotal time

by Alisa Nelson | Apr 7, 2021 | Health / Medicine, News, Politics / Govt

The state of Missouri is organizing its third mega vaccination event. Up to 10,000 total doses of coronavirus vaccine could be given Thursday and Friday at the Hammons Student Center on the Missouri State University campus. Dr. Russell Kohl is a colonel in the...

Longtime Missouri lawmaker who championed SMS name change dies at 80

by admin | Dec 24, 2020 | Education, Health / Medicine, History, News

A former Missouri lawmaker from the Ozarks who led the effort to rename Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield has died at the age of 80. Springfield television station KY-3 quotes family members as saying former State Rep. B.J. Marsh, R-Springfield, died...

Hegeman and Soendker-Nickolson to debate Missouri’s Amendment Three Wednesday night

by admin | Oct 14, 2020 | History, News

Southwest Missouri’s Drury University will host a virtual forum Wednesday evening about Amendment Three, which will appear on your November ballot. The issue has been a controversial one at the Statehouse in Jefferson City. Tonight’s one-hour forum begins...

Missouri State University leaders take pay cuts

by Alisa Nelson | Apr 15, 2020 | Business, Education, Health / Medicine, News

Missouri State University President Clif Smart will be taking a pay cut, along with some others at the southwest Missouri school. The decisions follow the state withholding $7.6 million in funding for MSU in Springfield, another result of COVID-19’s wrath unleashing...
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