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KCUR 89.3 covers education issues across the Kansas City region and in Kansas and Missouri.

Episodes

Kansas College Students Face Uncertainty In A World Changed By The Coronavirus

Kansas City Child Care Workers Are Watching Other People's Kids Without A Safety Net Of Their Own

COVID-19 Gives Kansas City's Student Teachers A Crash Course In How To Run Online Classrooms

Kansas City Metro Districts Add School-Based Clinics To Help More Kids Get Routine Health Care

High School Graduates With Disabilities Want To Work, But Kansas Is Short On Help They Need

Why Shawnee Mission Teachers – Already The Best Paid In Kansas – Are Asking For More Money

A Shrinking Kansas Town Pins Its Hopes For Growth On The Promise Of Free Tuition

As 1000s Of Missouri Jobs Go Unfilled, Colleges Put Greater Emphasis On Training Programs

Students And Professors Are Tired Of Defending The Liberal Arts When Missouri Colleges Make Cuts

Kansas College Students Can Ace Tests, But They Need Help 'Adulting'

Kansas College Students Can Ace Tests, But Need Help 'Adulting'

It's Their Future, So These Olathe Middle Schoolers Want To Fix The Planet

At Missouri's Flagship Campus, Students Struggle To Get By

Missouri Parents Just Got More School Data But They Might Need A Textbook To Figure It Out

Students In Kansas City Classrooms Are More Diverse, But School Boards Remain Mostly White

Missouri's Community College Scholarship Program Isn't A+ For Low-Income Students

For Rural Schools In Missouri, Spotting Mental Health Problems Among Kids Often Falls To Teachers

Fifth-Graders At Kansas City's First All-Girls Charter Learn To Be Anti-Racist, Feminist Leaders

Kansas City Kids Don't Just Need Pre-K, Experts Say — They Need Education Starting At Birth

These KU Students Are Helping Revive Journalism In Eudora, Kansas