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Macon City Administrator Let Go
ByKXEOThe City of Macon announced the departure of its City Administrator on Facebook yesterday (Thursday). According to the post from the city, the city council relieved City Administrator Scott Meszaros from his duties. The statement from the city also included a comment from Macon Mayor Tony Petre. “After long deliberation among the Council, we believe…
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Mexico Public Schools Back in Session after Summer of Construction
ByKXEOStudents in the Mexico School District start there first day of a new year today (Wednesday). Construction projects have been ongoing at all almost all of the schools in the district during the summer break. Some of the projects included a new storm shelter at the middle school and at McMillan Elementary, work on kitchens…
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Mexico Superintendent Melissa Chastain Joins Morning Show
ByKXEOChanges are coming to administration at Mexico High School, openings exist around the district from paraprofessionals to bus drivers to teachers. Hear her complete interview below:
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Mexico Board Of Education Members Getting Set To Interview Top Candidates For Next Superintendent
ByKXEOA date and time to interview top candidates for the next superintendent of the Mexico School District is set. The Missouri Association of Rural Education will reveal the top candidates on February 4th. Mexico Board of Education members will then conduct interviews with those candidates on February 12th and 13th in executive session. Then on…
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Hawley Picking Up National Endorsement in Kansas City Today
ByKXEOMissouri Attorney General Josh Hawley’s campaign is announcing it will receive a national endorsement in his race for U.S. Senate while at a stop in Kansas City today (Monday). Hawley will be appearing at JPI Glass in Kansas City from 12-1:30 this (Monday) afternoon as part of his campaigns working stop tour.
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Pay Concern For Missouri Teachers
ByKXEOA survey presented to the State Board of Education last week indicates teacher pay is the primary reason teachers leave the profession. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education surveyed more than 6500 administrators and teachers from around the state. The final report indicates 70 percent of teachers have seriously considered giving up teaching…
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