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SchoolsColumbia's school board will consider a $260 million bond issue for the April ballot on MondayIf you care about Columbia's school buildings, Monday matters. The Columbia School Board will consider Monday whether a $260 million bond issue goes on the April ballot. It would help fund the first five years of Columbia Public Schools' 10-year facilities plan.Sunday’s editionRead

Schools from local newsrooms

From Columbia Daily Tribune, KOMU 8 and 5 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Columbia Daily Tribune6 hours ago

    BooneRTA workshop to help school employees plan retirement

    BooneRTA will offer a free virtual retirement workshop Nov. 14 for Boone County public school educators and employees.

  2. KOMU 810 hours ago

    Mizzou becomes trailblazer in AI integration into the classroom

    A University of Missouri AI program is working to integrate artificial intelligence in ways that benefits both students and teachers.

    Also reported byColumbia Missourian

  3. Jefferson City News Tribune11 hours ago

    M.S. Basketball: Thomas Jefferson 7th grade

    COLUMBIA — Thomas Jefferson swept an A-B seventh-grade doubleheader Monday night from Smithton Middle School.

  4. 93.9 The Eagle12 hours ago

    University of Missouri athletic director requests formal review of Saturday’s officiating; “Tiger Talk” is Tuesday evening on KTGR

    Mizzou athletic director Laird Veatch has written a letter to fans that the school is asking the Southeastern Conference (SEC) for a formal review of the officiating that happened during

    Also reported byABC17NEWSSTLtoday.com

  5. Columbia Missourian17 hours ago

    How to see Saturn this week when the planet is at its biggest and brightest

    This weekend, the public can view the planet at the Boone County Nature School Observatory.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Columbia’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • School bondsThe Columbia School Board is weighing two bond plans to pay for building maintenance under the district's Facilities Master Plan, which the district projects will need about $485 million over 10 years.

    The Columbia School Board is weighing two bond plans to pay for building maintenance under the district's Facilities Master Plan, which the district projects will need about $485 million over 10 years. One would put $150 million on the April 2027 ballot and $110 million each in April 2030 and April 2033. The other would combine the first two into $260 million in April 2027 and put $110 million on the April 2033 ballot. Chief Financial Officer Heather McArthur said other payment options could still be on the table.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: KOMU 8, Columbia Missourian

  • Women's hoopsMizzou women's basketball beat Tennessee Tech 106-59 Monday to stay 3-0, the first Harper-led MU team to top 100 points.

    Mizzou women's basketball beat Tennessee Tech 106-59 Monday to stay 3-0, the first Harper-led MU team to top 100 points. The 106 points are the most for the team in the Kellie Harper era and since 2024. Grace Slaughter scored 25, and six Tigers reached double figures. The 11 a.m. tip was a Field Trip Day game, and KRCG reported thousands of elementary students attended. UT Martin visits Thursday.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: ABC17NEWS, KRCG, Jefferson City News Tribune