• The Columbia school board on Monday tabled a vote on its revised bullying policy, a year and a half in the making. Board member Paul Harper said some members wanted cleaner language. The vote is now expected at the board's Oct. 21 work session, and the policy would not take effect until January 2027. The revision would require staff, substitutes, contractors and volunteers to intervene in and report bullying, and would require the district to notify the families of both the alleged victim and alleged perpetrator within five school days of a completed investigation.
Holly Marriott, who said her son, Chase, recently took his life after suffering through bullying at school, told the Windsor C-1 Board of Educ…
Seckman High School senior Devon Scott, 17, of Barnhart was a winner in the SHINE! Ultimate Prom Experience contest sponsored by the Megan Mei…
Every day, kids experience bullying. That’s why the Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri joined with local schools to teach kids how to intervene. …