February 11, 2025 - 08:03

COLUMBIA, Mo. — In a significant decision made during their meeting on Monday night, the Columbia Board of Education has officially named the new elementary school set to open in the area. The board unanimously chose the name Eagle Bluffs Elementary School, reflecting a commitment to fostering a strong educational environment.
The new school will be strategically located near John Warner Middle School on Sinclair Road, providing convenient access for families in the community. This development is part of the district's ongoing efforts to accommodate the growing student population and enhance educational opportunities in Columbia.
Officials have indicated that construction of Eagle Bluffs Elementary is already underway, with plans to open its doors in the upcoming academic year. The new facility is expected to feature modern classrooms and resources aimed at supporting a diverse range of learning styles. The community eagerly anticipates the opening of this new institution, which promises to be a valuable addition to the local educational landscape.
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