School Year 2025-2026

A $500 Agriculture in the Classroom grant has been awarded to a pair of Poplar Bluff High School teachers partnering on a food sustainability and waste management project involving Family and

A hometown connection recently led to a donation of classroom materials in excess of $30,000 made by a curriculum company to aid in tornado recovery efforts at the Poplar Bluff Kindergarten

District officials are exploring the most efficient way to reduce the number of grade-level transitions for students within the Poplar Bluff school system, following the solicitation of both

A teacher new to the profession has successfully sought out funding in order to expedite equipping his classroom, not being afforded the time a career educator may have toward accumulating

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe served as a special guest during the Daily American Republic’s seventh annual Difference Makers banquet Thursday, Aug. 21, at the Black River Coliseum – in honor of the

Dr. Rondi Vaughn is a lifelong learner who has been honored by her peers as an educator and administrator both locally and at the regional level. Having advanced through the rank and file at Poplar

For the third time in recent history a lower elementary campus within the Poplar Bluff School District has been named a Missouri Gold Star School. Eugene Field is one of only eight schools in the

Brown brings lifetime of experience in athletics to Poplar Bluff ​ The next athletic director for the Poplar Bluff Mules is a lifelong educator, having amassed 28 years of coaching experience in

Megan Miller went out and gained over a decade of principal experience only to return to her hometown of Poplar Bluff to apply it as the leader of one of the district’s Blue Ribbon schools.

The Poplar Bluff Middle School will welcome its first Poplar Bluff native in 15 years to serve as principal for the upcoming school year. Stephanie Hillis of the High School Class of 2007 was hired

The staff at Mark Twain School has been restructured to meet the evolving needs of students as the nontraditional school enters its sixth year under new leadership. Maddy Ringer brings to Poplar