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Dr. Jacob McMillian SJSD Board Member, Spouse of a SJSD Teacher, Father of 4 SJSD Students, PTA Vice-President at Pickett Elementary

Meeting notification!
09/28/2026

Meeting notification!

Today, September 28, 2026, a Board of Education Meeting will be held at Troester Media Center at 5:30 pm.

Watch the BOE Meeting live: https://youtube.com/live/uz6nya_FXos

View the agenda here: sjsd.info/agenda

08/28/2026

Fun to encourage the kids and see their reactions as they entered!

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This is great news! Great job students, parents and every SJSD employee! Help get the news out about student academic su...
08/25/2026

This is great news! Great job students, parents and every SJSD employee! Help get the news out about student academic success growing in Saint Joseph!

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — The St. Joseph School District reported significant gains in student proficiency across all four tested subject areas, with district leaders saying the results could help boost

08/15/2026

SJSD is seeking community members to participate in a series of engagement sessions focused on facilities planning for the district.

The sessions will be facilitated by DLR Group and will provide an opportunity for participants to review information, explore potential scenarios, and provide feedback as the district considers future facility needs.

We’re looking for:
• Parents/guardians representing different schools
• St. Joseph School District residents who are not district employees
• Business community representatives

Engagement Sessions will be held at Troester Media Center (3401 Renick Street) on these dates:
• Tuesday, Sept. 8 | 5:30–7 p.m.
• Tuesday, Oct. 6 | 5:30–7 p.m.

Please apply only if you are able to attend both sessions.

Applications are due Friday, Aug. 28. Selected participants will be contacted directly with additional information.

Apply here: https://forms.gle/mRx9d2Khza2NQYWs5

08/05/2026

Good news and excitement for the coming year!

Under new administration, our district saw a good year of financial management and outcomes! Don’t forget the three year...
08/04/2026

Under new administration, our district saw a good year of financial management and outcomes!

Don’t forget the three years of improved graduation rates and state performance scores from 2023-2025!

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — The St. Joseph School District’s surprise financial crisis last year has taken a positive turn, and two board members sat down with the News-Press

07/29/2026

From laughable to provable!

Highlighting the financial accomplishments of the St. Joseph School District for the 2025-2026 year. The video is lengthly, but I wanted to be informative and clear.

The surplus from last year will be added to our reserves as part of the Board's commitment to strengthening SJSD financial position-first to 14% (cash flow coverage) and ultimately to 20% (Board policy).

Email questions to [email protected]

Be informed about Amendment 5 and the negative financial impact it could have on our public schools. This year, the stat...
07/20/2026

Be informed about Amendment 5 and the negative financial impact it could have on our public schools. This year, the state is underfunding public education by about $190 million compared to what was promised in previous legislation. As a result, our district is projected to receive roughly $2.5 million to $3 million less in state funding next year.

As part of our commitment to keeping our community informed, St. Joseph School District is sharing information about the potential financial impact of Missouri Amendment 5 if it is approved by voters on August 4, 2026.

A significant portion of Missouri's General Revenue Fund, which helps support public education, is generated through individual income tax collections. Amendment 5 proposes changes to the state's tax structure that could affect future state revenues available for public education.

Based on an analysis by the Missouri Budget Project and St. Joseph School District financial data, the District could experience an estimated annual reduction of approximately $13.96 million in funding if the amendment is approved. This represents about 7% of the District's annual budget, or approximately $1,480 per student. As shown in the accompanying infographic, approximately 32% of the District's revenue is provided through state funding.

The long-term impact on school funding remains uncertain. While estimates have been developed using currently available information, no state plan has been enacted to identify how any reduction in General Revenue would be replaced if the amendment is approved.

This post is intended to provide factual, nonpartisan information so that our staff, families, and community members can better understand how the proposed constitutional amendment could affect public education funding.

Visit the Secretary of State's website to view official ballot language: https://www.sos.mo.gov/petitions/2026ballotmeasures

Additional information about our District’s finances, including a Citizen’s Guide can be found on our website: https://www.sjsd.k12.mo.us/departments/business-office

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