A growing exodus of teachers and support staff is challenging the stability of Excelsior Springs schools, with 31 resignations this spring alone, with potentially more pending the upcoming school board meeting.
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From police-themed storytimes to panda painting, the Mid-Continent Public Library in Excelsior Springs has crafted a summer full of creativity, community, and curiosity under this year’s theme of Blank Canvas.
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Despite a chill in the air and overcast skies, Excelsior Springs’ Memorial Day ceremony at VFW Post 741 went on as planned, with veterans, families, and community members gathering to honor the heroes of our hometown and nation.
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/ May 26, 2025 / 6 minutes of readingIf a newly passed bill is signed by the governor, students in Missouri will no longer be allowed to use their phones at school—not during class, lunch, or even in the hallways. The law would apply to all public school districts starting in the 2025–2026 academic year.
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