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EDUCATION
'Something has to be done': One week into school, some Saint Louis Public Schools students still don't have transportation
ST. LOUIS — Five days into the school year, and transportation troubles remain within St. Louis Public Schools. Transportation has been a concern for parents throughout the school district for weeks. On Friday, several parents said their children still don't have transportation to class, and they can't get answers...
Metro addresses safety concerns over students riding buses
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The head of Metro Transit talked with First Alert 4 about how they are adjusting to keep everyone safe as the new transportation plan at St. Louis Public Schools has some students riding Metro Buses. A parent previously shared a photo with First...
KMOV News Channel Brings Early-Morning Excitement to School
Athletes and staff gathered in the large gym early in the morning on Wednesday, Aug. 21 to welcome KMOV (Channel 4) to school. Our school was selected as one of this year’s “Back to School Tour” schools, which was showcased on KMOV at 5 a.m. The “Back...
District-wide enrollment issues cause many Hazelwood students to miss school
Hundreds of parents and guardians crowded the Hazelwood School District’s Opportunity Center this week to try to enroll their children after finding out they were not registered for classes this school year. Some frustrated parents waited hours to speak with district officials about registration and their children’s enrollment status,...
St. Louis citizens advocate for urgent reforms in education
At the “Save Our Schools” meeting, the focus was clear: citizens believe charter and public schools in St. Louis are in a critical time. With nearly 80% of all children struggling to read at grade level, parents and educators are calling for urgent reforms.
NAACP files complaint on literary crisis in St. Louis schools
In a major move, the St. Louis NAACP has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Civil Rights over what they describe as a "literary crisis" facing African American children in St. Louis County and City.
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