Education

SFCC Apprenticeship Program Director Lori Blalock presented John Kincaid of Sedalia with the US Department of Labor, Office of Apprenticeship, Journeyman Certificate in precision machining.

Smithton High School student Riley Bryan (right) has been awarded a $500 State Fair Community College Lisa Shoemaker Writing Scholarship.

The camp is open to students 12 to 16 years of age.

A news story from the University of Central Missouri's Muleskinner says the University will see an increase in fall enrollment by 10 percent. Chris Lang, assistant vice provost for admissions and analytics told the Muleskinner that enrollment in colleges and universities nationwide has dropped about two percent since the fall of 2020, and in Missouri, in general, enrollment has shrunk just under s

Smith-Cotton High School English teacher Corissa Beck took her students outside last week after they read October Sky by Homer Hickam.

SFCC’s Angel Mefford, Financial Aid and Veteran Services director, initiated getting several tiered programs approved for the A+ Reimbursement Cap Waiver.

Sedalia School District 200 has been awarded $352,490 through the School Safety Grants created by Missouri House Bill No.14.

Students at SFCC now have a formalized transfer path to obtain bachelor’s degrees through Lincoln University of Missouri

The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the comedy “Not Now, Darling!” in the Stauffacher Theatre.

The High School graduates signed letters of intent to take part in one of 16 CTE programs offered by SFCC.