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University of Central Missouri President Roger Best and Jefferson College President Dena McCaffery sign academic program agreements as part of the JC+UCM Direct Connect partnership.
Central Missouri, Jefferson College partner for pathway program
The University of Central Missouri and Jefferson College (JC) have partnered to provide students with a seamless, affordable pathway from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree. more
Last month month, the Butler-based Umstattd Sonic Group provided 26 scholarships to teachers for the opportunity to participate in the Ron Clark Academy Experience. The experience included representation from Knob Noster Elementary School. 
Local SONIC owner sends 26 teachers to training experience at Ron Clark Academy
SONIC® Drive-In is committed to supporting teachers and helping them uncover new and innovative ways to keep students engaged in the classroom. more
Warrensburg High School students speak with PCMR'S Max Ridenhour, left, and Monica Mitcheltree, second from left, during Central Bank's "Reality Check" program on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at Warrensburg High School. Ridenhour helped students monitor their made-up budgets for communications like internet and cell phone payments, while Mitcheltree helped those who wanted to donate money to charity. 
Central Bank’s ‘Reality Check’ gives Warrensburg High School students a budget lesson
WARRENSBURG - Sometimes, you just need a reality check. more
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Governor-elect Mike Kehoe stops by the State Board of Education meeting Tuesday. During the meeting, board members unanimously agreed to lower the GPA requirement for teacher certification
Missouri education officials lower GPA threshold for teacher certification
Missouri educators will no longer need a 3.0 grade-point average in their subject area to teach in public schools beginning in July, the State Board of Education unanimously voted Tuesday. more
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From left, Rep. Louis Riggs, R-District 5; Laurel Hogue, vice provost for Online and Learning Engagement; Tim Crowley, provost and vice president for Academic Affairs; and Clarinda Dir, Workforce and Professional Education manager, pose for a photo on Nov. 7 at the state Capitol in Jefferson City. Photo courtesy of the University of Central Missouri 
UCM employees testify about workforce successes during House interim committee hearing
WARRENSBURG – Officials from the University of Central Missouri recently spoke about the university’s unique workforce development programs during a hearing held by the Missouri House of Representatives Special Interim Committee on Workforce Innovation and Technology.  more
Seasonal highlights at UCM include Jingle on the Quad, Holiday Concert
WARRENSBURG – The community is invited to celebrate the holiday season with the University of Central Missouri during several free events planned for early December. more
From left, Nellie deLaurier, KMOS Traffic and Programming Coordinator; Michael O’Keefe, KMOS Programming and Communications Manager; and Kristen Kuebler, Director of Client Services for TRAC Media.
KMOS PBS programmer receives national recognition with PTPA Mentorship Award
WARRENSBURG  – The Public Television Programmers Association (PTPA) has named KMOS PBS Programming and Communications Manager Michael O’Keefe as the recipient of the Jerry Trainor Mentorship Award. more
Warrensburg Board of Education highlights WACC during November meeting
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg Area Career Center Director Andrew Wakeman spoke to the Warrensburg Board of Education during its Tuesday, Nov. 19 meeting about the career center's highlights and achievements during the fall of the 2024-25 school year. more
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Warrensburg High School senior Arianna Wood looks to the sky as she performs "Closed for Renovation," during rehearsals on Monday, Nov. 18, in the Warrensburg High School Lecture Hall. Wood plays Audrey in WHS' "Little Shop of Horrors," that performs at 7 p.m. Nov. 21-23 and at 2 p.m. Nov. 23. 
Warrensburg High School to present ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
WARRENSBURG — Warrensburg High School will transform its theatre into Skid Row as its students perform their iteration of “Little Shop of Horrors.” more
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Over 50 pledges to donate to Classroom Impact Grant Fund
Warrensburg Schools Foundation hosts 17th Annual Dinner and Auction
The Warrensburg Schools Foundation proudly hosted its 17th Annual Dinner and Auction on Saturday, November 9, 2024, at the Sandra Temple Elliott Ballroom of the Elliott Student Union. more
Dawn Pauling, Ph.D.
UCM instructor has novel concept research published in Nature Communications
WARRENSBURG – Cementing her place in scientific history, Nature Communications has published novel research from a University of Central Missouri faculty member. more
Jay Steinkruger, Ph.D
Steinkruger named first Hess Endowed Chair in Chemistry for Student Mentorship
University of Central Missouri faculty member Jay Steinkruger, Ph.D., has been appointed to the John Hess Endowed Chair in Chemistry for Student Mentorship. more
Retired Air Force Major Alan Miller asks students in attendance of the assembly to raise their hands, signifying they have family who served in the armed forces on Monday, Nov. 11, at Warrensburg Middle School. "The next time you see a veteran, thank them for their service because they have sacrificed for us so that we can live this life of freedom in this country," Miller said.
Photos: Warrensburg Middle School assembly honors Veteran's Day
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UCM names Tim Crowley new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs
WARRENSBURG — The University of Central Missouri announced on Thursday, Oct. 31, that Tim Crowley, DMA, will become the school’s new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs beginning on Nov. 1. more
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Books sit on newly made bookcases in Mrs. Ybarra's fifth grade classroom at Knob Noster Elementary School. 
Two area Junior Girl Scouts win Bronze Award for their “Two Girls and a Book Dream” project
WARRENSBURG — In June, Thalia Forté and Shyla Chever had a dream. more
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Two riders wave to the crowd as the horses signal the end of the UCM Homecoming parade on Oct. 21, 2023. The 2024 parade will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 26 in Downtown Warrensburg.  Fille photo by Nicole Cooke | Star-Journal
UCM to celebrate the ‘Stomping Ground’ with Homecoming festivities
The University of Central Missouri will welcome alumni back to their “stomping ground” during Homecoming festivities Oct. 21-26. more
Education Briefs for Oct. 18
Thapa inducted to Phi Kappa Phi more
Warrensburg BOE discusses four-day school week and visitors on district property at its October meeting
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect correct wording of the question presented to the School district's community. The Warrensburg Star-Journal apologizes for the error.  more
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Knob Noster Public School officials, along with stakeholders and representatives from the school, community and Department of Defense, break ground on the new Knob Noster High School on Friday, Oct. 11, in Knob Noster. Construction of the building located at the northeast corner of the intersection of Missouri Highway 23 and Smith Parkway is set to be completed by the 2026-27 school year. 
Knob Noster Public School breaks ground on new high school building opening in 2026
KNOB NOSTER — A new era has begun in Knob Noster. more
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UCM Children’s Literature Festival receives Horizons funding, grants
The University of Central Missouri's Children’s Literature Festival is proud to announce its selection for the Horizons initiative, a cultural heritage tourism program supported by Missouri Humanities, the Missouri Arts Council (MAC) and the Missouri Division of Tourism.  more
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