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Despite new cases of COVID-19 increasing at the fastest rate since the pandemic started, officials in Missouri, Cass County, Raymore and the Raymore-Peculiar School District are maintaining their respective approach.
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Do you want to request for your student to move from In-Person to ViPR or ViPR to In-Person?
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Ms. Jessica Shelman’s high school advisory class and Mrs. Kelli Neal’s fifth grade class at McEowen Elementary have partnered up to meet via Zoom this school year.
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While the Raymore-Peculiar High School football season is still living for one more week, keeping the 2020 Fall sports season still alive in Cass County, basketball courts around Cass County High School have begun bouncing balls for practices recently, as the 2020-2021 Winter sports season is just around the corner.
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For the first time in 14 years the Raymore-Peculiar High School football team has played its way into the Missouri State High School football championship gam.
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For the 2nd straight year the Raymore-Peculiar football team won a District championship.
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The District is informing its parent and staff communities about all positive COVID-19 cases among its students and staff within 24 hours of being officially notified. Information about the numbers of staff and students in isolation or on quarantine, along with new cases for today, can be found at https://www.raypec.k12.mo.us/1482/COVID-19-Data.
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Teachers and students in the Harrisonville School District recently received nearly $6,500 in grants from the Harrisonville Public School Foundation.
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The 2020 State of the City report started off with a big headline – in a difficult year, and among much good that was accomplished, the city of Belton added three major employers and 2,000 new jobs.
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The city council meeting on Nov. 9 touched on several issues, including new contracts, a new stop sign and the sale of a general obligation bond to fund street and park improvements. Stealing the show from the start was the Arts Commission, which has been working the past several months.
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