Margaret Mellott is a Staff Reporter at various publications including the Rome Sentinel and The Daily Star. She covers a range of topics primarily focused on education, including private and public education, school administration, and educational policy, while also exploring themes in urban design and development. Margaret's work has been featured in several outlets, including Kcur-Fm, Cortland Standard, and the Niagara Gazette.
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People packed the Shawnee Mission Board of Education meeting room Monday night, many of them wearing green and yellow shirts and carrying signs that said, “Save East Antioch.” Some held their breath while the board talked and a few cried.
By: Meta Time, Margaret Mellott
The U.S. Department of Education's escalation, announced Tuesday, could ultimately cost the two Johnson County districts millions in federal funding.
The grant, Rep. Sharice Davids announced this week, will help fund the district's program, which offers "affordable early education and care that working parents can count on."
A $1.9 million grant came to Olathe Public Schools earlier this week to continue its Head Start early childhood education program. The grant, announced by
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Stuck in an impasse for months to agree on a candidate to appoint, the school board decided to leave the seat open until the next election in 2027.
By: Meta Time, Margaret Mellott
A University of Central Missouri student from Overland Park died over the weekend.
By: Margaret Mellott
Warrensburg Police said they are investigating the death of Bailey Throssell, an Overland Park native and student at the University of Central Missouri, as a suspected overdose.
Community members held their breath while they waited for Olathe Public Schools to announce the list of schools recommended for closure last night. Tears of grief soon followed.
Since Olathe West first opened in 2017, Megan Black has been a steady presence on the school's leadership team. As of the start of this school year, she's the school's top owl.
The school's dual-language immersion program would move 2.3 miles to Arbor Creek — but for some families, that means driving 20-25 more minutes each way.
