Four student filmmakers recently released “Spoon River." The project is the team’s first full-length feature film.
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From hand to heart: Local hobbyist uses talents to help those in need
Diana Landau is a local craftswoman who has been knitting, crocheting and quilting since she was about 5 years old. Today, she knits hats and scarves for St. Patrick’s Center and blankets for Manchester first responders.
Read More »Sculpting a new approach to art at home
Parkway South High art teacher Stacey Larson got creative with helping her ceramics class go virtual.
Read More »What students can expect as they ‘go virtual’ this fall
As students prepare to go back to school, with virtual learning being at least part of the students’ academic structure, some are struggling to feel confident about the upcoming academic year.
Read More »Tips for online success
Dr. Erin Schulte, coordinator of counseling and character education for Parkway, provided the following tips to help students be successful with virtual learning.
Read More »Getting elementary, middle school students ‘career ready’
A private, parochial school isn’t usually expected to be a progressive school, but St. John School in Ellisville is striving to change that perception. In 2020-21, the school will roll out its personalized learning program, which has been in the works for the last two years.
Read More »Rockwood opens new Early Childhood Center in Eureka
On Dec. 19 the Eureka Early Childhood Center held a ribbon cutting to celebrate its official opening. The Center moved into the former Eureka Elementary building, which moved its location earlier in 2019.
Read More »Teaching kids to ‘pay attention all the time, on purpose’
Everyone is talking about the importance of being mindful. And while some may think it sounds like a very touchy-feely, transcendental state, according to certified life coach Julie Symanek, it simply means paying attention to what is happening right now.
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