Elle Moxley
Education ReporterElle Moxley covers education for KCUR. You can reach her on Twitter @ellemoxley.
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For students who've only ever attended Zoom kindergarten, there was a lot to learn as Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools reopened for in-person classes. -
Sisters Corita Bussanmas and Berta Sailer co-founded Operation Breakthrough in 1971. Bussanmas could be stern, but she loved every child she cared for.
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Fewer Missourians are on unemployment, but many are underemployed compared to last year. That's kept demand high at the state's food banks.
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It’s been a year since Gov. Laura Kelly closed every school in Kansas to slow the spread of coronavirus — and some educators have been teaching remotely ever since.
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Michelle Hubbard says working parents need the flexibility of virtual meetings with their kids' teachers.
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Textbooks have historically glossed over the contributions of nonwhite Americans. Now some teachers are trying to uplift Black and Latino voices.
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The largest school district in the Kansas City area will have a new leader starting in July.
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The CDC is expected to release new guidelines for reopening schools on Friday, but vaccines for teachers won’t be a requirement.
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As schools opened and closed on two continents, no decision could satisfy everyone during a global pandemic.
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Hybrid Learning Was Supposed To Help High Schoolers Feel Connected, But It's More Stressful For SomeShawnee Mission is the latest district to bring high school students back for in-person learning two days a week. Students have mixed feelings about being back in classrooms.
