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Mizzou helps students with disabilities navigate life after high school
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Mizzou helps students with disabilities navigate life after high school

  • MU’s Pre-ETS program, run with Missouri Vocational Rehabilitation, supports high school students with disabilities statewide.
  • The program has grown to 67 certified educators serving hundreds of schools across Missouri.
  • More than 11,000 students were served this year across over 470 school buildings.
  • The initiative focuses on five core areas to prepare students for work and education post-high school.
  • Job Olympics provide hands-on, supportive events for students to showcase skills.
  • The program is about empowering students to pursue competitive, integrated employment.
  • Pudlowski emphasizes belief in students’ potential and personalized support.
  • The program aims to expand opportunities and independence for students.
  • MU researchers and partners celebrate milestones in disability education.
  • MU’s program underscores that employment decisions are family-driven.
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How bilingual education supports student success - News - Missouri State University
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world25m ago

How bilingual education supports student success - News - Missouri State University

  • Dr. Antoinette Barffour studied bilingual education across West Africa during a sabbatical, focusing on multilingual classrooms.
  • In West Africa, more than 1,200 languages are spoken, yet instruction often uses colonial languages like English, French, or Portuguese.
  • The research highlights how teachers adapt bilingual instruction to meet students’ needs and what lessons apply to U.S. settings.
  • The university offers access to an audio transcript and further resources on the topic.
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Getting to Kansas City's World Cup matches may require some travelers to trek across Missouri
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sports1d ago

Getting to Kansas City's World Cup matches may require some travelers to trek across Missouri

  • Missouri braces for a travel surge as World Cup games approach, with heightened activity in Kansas City and across the state.
  • KCI airport expects its busiest months on record during June and July due to World Cup travel.
  • Amtrak expands Missouri River Runner service to three daily trips to help travelers go between St. Louis and Kansas City.
  • Officials plan additional bus routes, extended streetcar access, and cross-state transit options for better movement.
  • St. Louis Lambert International Airport adds flights and multilingual signage to welcome international visitors.
  • Officials warn some dates may sell out as travel demand grows during the World Cup period.
  • MoDOT expands Amtrak and road capacity while working to minimize lane restrictions on I-70 during World Cup.
  • Travel questions from international callers reflect growing interest in biking routes and cross-country travel during the event.
  • Transit plans are a KC-Missouri collaboration under KCUR’s KC Media Collective umbrella for World Cup coverage.
  • Travel infrastructure investments include a $1.7 million Amtrak initiative to add daily service.
  • Officials emphasize coordination among transit plans, airports, and international outreach to handle World Cup traffic.
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Mizzou softball takes 1-of-3 against No. 25 South Carolina
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Mizzou softball takes 1-of-3 against No. 25 South Carolina

  • South Carolina completed the series sweep with a 4-0 win on Sunday as Missouri managed only three hits.
  • Missouri dropped Friday’s opener 5-2 after leading early but South Carolina rallied.
  • Missouri bounced back Saturday for a 5-0 win behind Marissa McCann’s seven-inning performance.
  • The series left Missouri at 24-24 overall and 7-11 in SEC play, still aiming for postseason consideration.
  • Mizzou’s Sunday loss concluded the three-game set after Friday’s loss and Saturday’s win.
  • Abruscato contributed offensively with a homer in Friday’s game and drove in runs in other key moments.
  • Claire Cahalan and Kayley Lenger were among Missouri players contributing on offense in the Saturday win.
  • South Carolina’s offense stepped up on Friday, building late-inning momentum to secure the win.
  • Missouri pitchers combined for multiple innings of work, with Harrison starting and Carr finishing the weekend.
  • The Tigers will travel to Arkansas for a three-game series starting Friday.
  • Friday’s game began at 5 p.m. and Saturday’s followed at 11 a.m., with Sunday’s at 1 p.m.
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Vanderbilt Basketball Intel: An Imminent Commitment? Bigs? What Remaining Needs?
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sports1d ago

Vanderbilt Basketball Intel: An Imminent Commitment? Bigs? What Remaining Needs?

  • Vanderbilt has added three transfers over the weekend and is pursuing at least one more key addition.
  • Dak’s commitment gives Vanderbilt a high-end frontcourt piece and a sense of security in the post.
  • Vanderbilt is weighing two guard options, Barrett and Lewis, and could add one of them to the roster soon.
  • Barrett offers SEC experience and point-guard potential, while Lewis is a proven scorer and defender.
  • Vanderbilt could still add a 3-and-D wing to complement its frontcourt and guards.
  • Okereke’s case for a waiver could extend his Vanderbilt eligibility, adding veteran presence.
  • Brye Williams? No, Dak and Buyuktuncel are key frontcourt pieces alongside Leverett and Sheffield.
  • Personnel decisions could hinge on Tyler Tanner's return status and Nickels' eligibility plans.
  • Belmont transfer Drew Scharnowski committed elsewhere, narrowing Vanderbilt’s early frontcourt targets.
  • The staff remains optimistic about adding another guard and frontcourt depth in the coming days.
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House bill seeks to protect insured homeowners after disasters
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politics1d ago

House bill seeks to protect insured homeowners after disasters

  • Missouri would create a disaster mediation program to resolve insurance claim disputes between homeowners and insurers.
  • The bill would require the insurer to pay for mediator costs and set a 60-day window to request mediation after a denial.
  • A new grant program would fund retrofits to strengthen homes against natural disasters.
  • Funding for the retrofit grants would come from a dedicated fund funded by a $12 million annual transfer.
  • The measure includes updates to public adjuster provisions as part of the broader reform.
  • Lawmakers discussed potential impacts on St. Louis residents after the May 2025 tornado during the hearing.
  • The bill aims to provide faster, cheaper, less formal solutions for insurance disputes.
  • The proposals are designed to improve homeowners’ readiness for future disasters in Missouri.
  • The legislation includes two named acts: Missouri Disaster Mediation Act and Missouri Stronger Homes Act.
  • The House Insurance Committee held a public hearing on the measure in mid-April.
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A strong Missouri workforce starts with health
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health1d ago

A strong Missouri workforce starts with health

  • Missouri’s economy benefits when its people are healthy, enabling work participation and stable communities.
  • Experts describe health infrastructure as economic infrastructure shaping growth and attractiveness to employers.
  • Walkable spaces and access to healthy options support active lifestyles and community connectivity.
  • MU Extension partners with communities to evaluate local health needs and back policy changes.
  • Prevention programs can yield significant future savings in medical and societal costs.
  • Healthy workplaces support stable employment and long-term growth in Missouri.
  • Cross-sector collaboration is essential to create healthy environments for residents.
  • Healthy communities help Missouri compete for jobs and retain talent.
  • MU Extension delivers nutrition and health programs to residents statewide.
  • Healthy infrastructure yields ripple benefits beyond individual well‑being.
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Boyfriend Slaughtered Girlfriend, Dumped Body in Woods Before Claiming She Was Abducted
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crime20h ago

Boyfriend Slaughtered Girlfriend, Dumped Body in Woods Before Claiming She Was Abducted

  • Aaron Malone was convicted in Missouri of first‑degree murder and related charges for the death of his girlfriend Aspen Lewis in November 2024.
  • Prosecutors say Malone admitted to disposing of the body after an altercation with Lewis.
  • Investigators connected the crime to the night of November 24, 2024, with surveillance showing Malone’s truck at the residence and leaving shortly after.
  • The victim’s body was found off a roadway with a burnt shirt nearby, according to court documents.
  • Authorities described extensive head trauma as part of the victim’s injuries.
  • Malone was sentenced to face a June 9 sentencing hearing following the verdict.
  • The case drew on video evidence and police affidavits cited by the Missouri Attorney General’s Office.
  • The defense and prosecution highlighted inconsistencies and statements during the investigation.
  • The case involved related coverage of similar long‑standing cold cases and prior victims connected to the suspect.
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Jackson in Bloom returns April 25 with shopping and activities
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Jackson in Bloom returns April 25 with shopping and activities

  • Jackson in Bloom returns April 25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with booths and activities along High Street and the courthouse.
  • Event features crafts, vendors, food trucks, a kid’s zone, live music, and multiple activities.
  • Special activities include a Cruisin’ Uptown car show and an antique tractors display.
  • Other highlights include the Andrew Jackson mural ribbon cutting and historic walking tours.
  • Taylor Twins Memorial Garden Birthday and a plant sale are part of the program.
  • The event offers free admission and may have a rainout date of May 2.
  • Other activities include a plant sale by Jackson High School and a mural anniversary celebration.
  • The event celebrates spring with multiple family-friendly activities in Uptown Jackson.
  • Weather-related changes: rainout date planned for the following Saturday, May 2.
  • Organizers promise a variety of activities, including tours and property insights.
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