Patty Phillips RayPec School Board

06/09/2026

It's solicitor and peddler season.

The Raymore Police Department provides free No Peddlers, No Solicitors stickers for Raymore residents. Pick one up at the Raymore Police Station, located on the south/lower side of Raymore City Hall at 100 Municipal Cir. The station entrance is open all hours.

RULES:
- Permits required: All solicitors and peddlers must obtain a permit from the Raymore Police Department and display their permit at all times.
- Canvassers (those not selling anything or collecting donations) do not need a permit.
- Exempt from permits: Students fundraising for educational programs or non-profits, such as Girl Scouts or school coupon card sales.
- Everyone must respect private property and leave if there is any reason to believe they are not welcome.
- No peddling, soliciting or canvassing is allowed within Raymore city limits before 9 a.m or after 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
- No peddling, soliciting or canvassing is allowed on Sundays.

Call the Raymore Police Department immediately if you witness a violation of the City Code at 816-331-0530.

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PEDDLER, SOLICITOR OR CANVASSER?

A peddler is a commercial dealer who sells or promotes a product or service.

Solicitors are usually noncommercial and include charities, political advocates or other organizations that ask for donations.

Canvassers are generally people who promote a political or religious idea or candidate.

06/05/2026

RayPec Superintendent Dr Mike Slagle
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The Spring 2026 issue of The Missouri Administrator is here! 🎉
📖 Flip through the digital edition: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/20bb353c80.html

Inside this issue:
- A deeper look at Tight Times and what school leaders need to know about Missouri’s financial landscape
- Key legislative updates, including SB3 and ongoing policy conversations
- A feature on Dr. Mike Slagle, 2026 Pearce Award recipient
- Leadership insights to help you plan, reflect, and prepare for the year ahead
- Stories highlighting students, rising leaders, and districts across the state
- And more!

📬Printed copies are hitting mailboxes soon—be on the lookout!

05/16/2026

A little windy last night.

05/16/2026

RayPec Graduation!
Congratulations, class of 2026!
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05/15/2026

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05/15/2026

Good reminder…

It's warming up and we're getting more reports of safety issues with e-scooters and golf carts.

The rise in popularity of e-bikes and scooters has led to nationwide discussions about safety and stricter regulations due to a rise in severe accidents, injuries and deaths.

Here’s what you need to know about operating one of these motorized vehicles in Raymore:

- In Missouri, e-bikes, scooters and golf carts are illegal to operate on public streets unless the driver holds a valid driver’s license.
- Motorized vehicles are never allowed on Raymore park trails or in Raymore parks. This ordinance excludes motorized vehicles designed for and used solely by a mobility impaired person.

Golf carts and UTVs qualify as neighborhood vehicles under Raymore City Code. They do require registration with the City (through the City Clerk's office) and may not be driven on streets with speed limits over 35 miles per hour.

Raymore Police will be enforcing speed limits, registration requirements and age restrictions for these vehicles.

The majority of serious e-bike and scooter injuries across the country in recent years have been among children.

Chief Jim Wilson encourages parents to supervise their children when on motorized scooters or e-bikes and set some ground rules, such as requiring children to wear helmets and protective gear, avoiding high traffic areas and ensuring they are always aware of their surroundings when riding.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4tG9VM1

05/11/2026

🤍❤️🤍ATTN: Raymore Nurses.

Tag a nurse than you know and love!!

05/09/2026

CONGRATULATIONS 🖤🤍💛

05/06/2026

SHOUTOUT to the incredible school nurses!
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Today we celebrate the heart of student care in our schools—our incredible nurses. 💙

On National School Nurse Day, Ray-Pec School District thanks you for the compassion, expertise, and calm you bring to every situation. From everyday scrapes to critical moments, you keep our students safe, healthy, and ready to learn. 🩺✨