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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Magnet school in St. Louis celebrates milestone: its 1st ... May 22, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Nine of Missouri's 10 best public high schools are in the ... Apr. 25, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: A St. Louis neighborhood school becomes a school of choice Mar. 27, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Vashon takes down Bolivar to repeat as Class 4 champion Mar. 18, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Editorial: St. Louis teacher pension fund trustees s ... Mar. 17, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Teachers in St. Louis Public Schools getting raises under ... Mar. 17, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: "Hidden Figures" provides lessons on race and opportunity... Feb
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis cops to partner with public school students ... Feb. 23, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis schools look to change school culture with new ... Feb. 6, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis Public Schools fully accredited once again Jan. 11, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Editorial: St. Louis Public Schools, take a bow Jan. 8, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Missouri education officials recommend full accreditation Jan. 4, 2017
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Schools say students could be charged as felons for Dec. 23, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: You can file to run for your local school board Dec. 12, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Missouri school grades rise in annual report card Nov. 8, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Schools across St. Louis learning how past trauma ... Nov. 4, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis teachers may soon find affordable housing by ... Oct. 9, 2016
- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Compare your school: A look at the 2016 MAP scores Oct. 3, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Slay appoints Darnetta Clinkscale to Special Sept. 26, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis school uses guitar training ... Sept. 12, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Former St. Louis school redone as lofts is filling up Sept. 8, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Judge says charter school parents can't join legal battle ... July 20, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: At worldly St. Louis school, soccer field is stuff of dreams July 7, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Superintendent Kelvin Adams agrees to lead St. Louis ... July 5, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: New law mandates dyslexia screening in Missouri public ... June 27, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Editorial: Double-down on the desegregation program. June 12, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Ban out-of-school suspensions for students in all grades April 29, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Dispute by charter cost St. Louis city schools $4.9 million April 19, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Make the city's children a priority April 3, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis district opens its neighborhood elementary ... March 31, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Superintendent Adams has changed district's culture February 16, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Homeless students fight a daily battle February 6, 2016
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Life and success after high school December 30, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Rewrite history with a second chance at Fresh Start Academy Oct. 14, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Enrollment loss in St. Louis schools compounds problems October 9, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Former administrator at Sandy Hook shares crisis advice December 10, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: In his father's shadow: Irons begins tenure at Vashon November 24, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: SLPS making progress thanks to superintendent, .... November 1, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Eight St. Louis-area schools receive national Blue Ribbon.. Sept. 29,2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Vashon High School to get visit from St. Louis police ... Sept. 19, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis school teachers, staff inspired to change lives August 10, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis superintendent exploring reasons behind ... - March 10, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis Public Schools deserve our strong support - March 5, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Synagogue pews find new life in high school wood shop ... - Jan. 25, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: French shifts attention back to home and North Campus - Jan. 19, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: High schoolers from around St. Louis work toward change ... - Jan. 16, 2015
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: U.S. education chief visits to talk ... - Dec 16, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Students at Gateway Elementary aim for new school ties: December 14, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH: St. Louis superintendent, foundation join to expand ... - Dec. 4, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Soldan stuns Duchesne in PKs as backup keeper comes up large - Nov. 4, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: FAIR: Brighter days at St. Louis Public Schools - Oct. 16, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: National Sugar Association donates salad bars ... - Oct. 16, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis schools get grant to reduce dropouts ... - Oct. 15, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Rigor of top St. Louis Public Schools Is Bringing Results - Oct. 15, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: School named after Bertha Knox Gilkey, community organizer - Oct. 11, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Educators consider what Missouri ... next commissioner - Sept. 17, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis area students pitch business ... competition - Sept. 14, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis-area superintendents say ... Sept. 15, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: The Little Bit Foundation Celebrates School Adoption ... - Sept. 4, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: New teacher sees potential in the neighborhood ... - Aug 23, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Enrollment, performance up in St. Louis district an - June 27, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis clergy calls for prayer to end violence, hunger - April 29, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH:Appointed panel will run St. Louis schools for at least ... - April 15, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Debate over 'contract schools' eclipses broader ... plan - April 11, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Promoting a different image for St. Louis schools - April 10, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Reading Becomes a Family Affair at St. Louis Public Schools - April 8, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Sumner High students call for end to violence - April 4, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Editorial: Optimism must drive attempts to improve ... - April 4, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis cookie company to receive FBI award - April 3, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: KIPP announces expansion plans in St. Louis - April 3, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Missouri adds fifth class, javelin to 2015 season - April 2, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Editorial: St. Louis district right to try a bold step - March 24, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: A stinging audit and fast fixes. Good work at both ends - February 25, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Missouri auditor praises progress at SLPS - Feb. 20, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis Public Schools chief signs contract extension - February 6, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: School districts in Missouri step up efforts to track - Jan. 27, 2014
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Mann, Shenandoah schools in St. Louis to remain open ... - Dec. 19, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Teach for America uses local ties to increase impact - December 16, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Nahed Chapman dies; created school to help refugee ... - Dec. 16, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Students seek an honors program where there is none - November 16, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis schools taking aim at social promotion - Oct. 20, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Forums planned on future of Shenandoah, Mann ... - September 30, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Pelagie Green Wren dies; first black dancer at the Muny - Sept. 26, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis Public Schools have come far in five years - Sept. 20, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Letter to the Editor: New teachers are supported ... - Sept. 18, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: National teachers union leader points to St. Louis ... - August 14, 2013
- ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: St. Louis public school officials take to churches ... - August 12, 2013
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ST. LOUIS AMERICAN
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS honors 541 scholar athletes Apr. 21, 2017
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: More than $500K in scholarships awarded at 29th annual Salute to Oct. 3, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Eight excellent awardees honored at Salute Sept. 28, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: St. Louis Public Schools receive training, funding to boost ... Aug. 4, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS Back to School Festival on August 13 Jul 30, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Local African American youth head to West Point ... June 16, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Register by April 12 for SLPS Job Fair April 8, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Uplifting urban education in St. Louis April 7, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: City voters approve tax increase April 6, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: St. Louis American endorses in April 5 ballot issues March 31, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Vote yes on Prop 1 on April 5 March 24, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Prop 1 advocates worry about ‘confusion’ on April 5 ballot March 23, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS goes ‘green’ with pilot conservation program March 23, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Superintendent Zone offers non-academic supports to SLPS’ .. March 17, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS prepared me for Mizzou March 9, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: College-bound at Carver Elementary March 2, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Why the SAB is good for SLPS February 18, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Innovative St. Louis public school teaches core African values February 18, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS tax increase on April 5 ballot February 17, 2016
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Children learn to become healthier cooks December 17, 2015
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS teachers accept contract with one-time raise December 16, 2015
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Ladue church sends volunteer tutors to SLPS November 25, 2015
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Act fast for SLPS gifted program Sept. 30, 2015
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN - Transforming Vashon High School - March 4, 2015
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Time to apply for SLPS magnet schools - November 25, 2014
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Wells Fargo partners with district and foundation ... - Oct. 31, 2014
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: SLPS: ready to partner with you - Sept. 18, 2014
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Treasurer Zweifel touts saving for college - Sept. 17, 2014
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Monsanto school ‘gateway to the future’ - Aug. 28, 2014
- ST. LOUIS AMERICAN: Tribute concert for Dr. Kenneth Brown Billups - Sept. 10, 2014
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ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: See which St. Louis high schools US News ranks among ... Apr. 5, 2017
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: State gives Saint Louis Public Schools full accreditation Jan. 10, 2017
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: 76.7% goal: Public grad rate rises, still room ... - May 22, 2015
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: With grad rates up, SLPS superintendent emphasizes ... - Jan. 15, 2015
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Missouri’s schools underfunded by $656 million - Mar 19, 2014
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Unions look to Obamacare for health care guidance - August 30, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Cleveland NJROTC to Stay Open Under New School Plan - March 21, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: SLPS Chief Recognized By Wall Street Journal - November 27, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Mo. Board Gives Provisional Accreditation to SLPS - October 16, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: SLPS Requests Accreditation - September 17, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: P.E. Grant Story - August 20, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Roosevelt Opens Health Clinic - August 30, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: SLPS Back To School Festival - July 26, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: St. Louis Public Schools could face job cuts, 3 school closings -2.28.13
- ST. LOUIS BUSINESS JOURNAL: Which St. Louis Public Schools are expected to close? February 27, 2013
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FOX 2/KPLR 11
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis officer helps get new basketball hoops for Apr. 27, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public School students get new bikes Apr. 15, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS superintendent credits academic turnaround to ‘the love ... Mar. 17, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Giving dropouts a chance at an education with 24-hour access Feb. 20, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public Schools teacher wins $500 Jan. 30, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: State board restores accreditation for St. Louis Public Jan. 10, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: State board restores accreditation for St. Louis Public Schools Jan. 10, 2017
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: First day of classes for St. Louis Public Schools Aug. 17, 2016
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public Schools hosts active ... Aug.12, 2016
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: The Pulse of St. Louis: Local and statewide education challenges ... July 9, 2016
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: International aid group visits St. Louis, bringing hope to public ... July 8, 2016
- Fox 2: St. Louis Public Schools appear on track for accreditation July 5, 2016
- Fox 2: Dr. Kelvin Adams staying on as SLPS superintendent July 5, 2016
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Sweet Potato Challenge June 10, 2016
- FOX 2/KPLR 11 - CSMB Trivia Night preview with 1-minute ice cream - March 5, 2015
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Sugar Association donating salad bars to St. Louis schools - Oct. 16, 2014
- FOX 2/KPLR 11 - FroYo helps students of New American Academy - Aug. 19, 2014
- FOX2 / KPLR11: St. Louis Public Schools hold job fair for teachers and principals - Jan. 24, 2015
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS athletic director recognized for education about brain injuries - Oct. 22, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public Schools announces some make-up days for snow - Jan. 28, 2014
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public School choose new director - Oct. 14, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Sunday is Family Day at Soulard Oktoberfest - Oct. 13, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: First day of school: St. Louis Public Schools - August 12, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Rams Michael Brockers Visits Patrick Henry School - August 28, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS Superintendent: Unaccredited school districts need more help - August 11, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: City leaders putting the word out, keep your children in school - August 7, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis judge to be honored for work in juvenile justice - August 6, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Destiny Crockett Princeton Scholarship - June 10, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Dunbar Elementary School Principal Heads To The Roof - May 7, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public School Sets 2013/2014 Calendar - April 25, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11 - Jackie Robinson Movie Leaves Impact On High School Students - April 24, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Cleveland NJROTC Saved, But Other Schools To Close - March 20, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Alumni And Citizens Have Proposal To Save Cleveland ROTC - March 14, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Cleveland Alums Battle To Keep High School Open - March 9, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Alumni Fighting To Keep South City School Open- Feb. 27, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Linda Smith Named Preschool Teacher of the Year - January 14, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: The Pulse of St. Louis, The State of SLPS - October 27, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS Regain Provisional Accreditation - October 16, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: The Pulse of St. Louis Bullying Story - September 29, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Patrick's People Profiles Soldan Guitar Donation - September 13, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: The Pulse Of St. Louis Roosevelt Health Clinic - September 8, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Roosevelt High School Offers Free Health Services - September 4, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: CVPA Gets $8 Million Renovation - August 14, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS Awarded $2.2 Million Physical Education Grant - August 20, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS Students Head Back To School - August 13, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: SLPS Back To School Fair - August 2, 2012
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: St. Louis Public Schools hold Back-to-School festival - August 3, 2013
- FOX 2/KPLR 11: Dewey Innovative Teacher - September 12, 2012
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ST. LOUIS BEACON
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: City school superintendent keeps close eye on data, students - Nov. 11, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: 'For Sake of All': Health affects school dropout rate - Sept. 25, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Cleveland NJROTC Will Stay Open Under New City School Plan - March 20, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: School dropouts often lack personal connection, panelists say - Sept. 16, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Closings of buildings recommended for SLPS - February 27, 2013
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Cops, top school officials put in time as tutors- 02.20.2013
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Financial test proposed for families in school desegregation program- 12.18.12
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Local Schools Have Parent Alerts - December 14, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: In Depth Data Review Helped SLPS Win Provisional Accreditation - October 16, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: St. Louis Schools Win Provisional Accreditation - October 16, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: SLPS Faces Vote On Provisional Accreditation - October 15, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Union Cooperation Helped St. Louis Schools Progress - September 20, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Charters And Public Schools Coexist - September 15, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: SLPS and Charters can Co-exist - September 13, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: Roosevelt High Opens Health Clinic - August 30, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: School Board To Make Case For Accreditation - August 23, 2012
- ST. LOUIS BEACON: SLPS Shows Improvements - August 14, 2012
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ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE
- ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE: The Agony of Victory: St. Louis schools’ progress ... Jan. 6, 2017
- ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE: St. Louis Schools Guide 2015: Time for a Real Change - Feb. 20, 2015
- ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE: Should They Stay or Should They Go? - March 2014
- STLMAG.COM: New Soccer Program For St. Louis City's Public Middle Schools ... - Sept. 16, 2013
- ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE: Toeing the Line - August 2013
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KMOV-TV
- KMOV-TV: Immigrant & Refugee Children Unite Through New South City Soccer Field Sept. 15, 2016
- KMOV-TV: Students from St. Louis Public Schools earn associates degree early Sept. 13, 2016
- KMOV-TV: Imagine a Better St. Louis: Hip hop program educating about childhood obesity
- KMOV-TV: St. Louis Public School District, NAACP claim state withholding ... June 15, 2016
- KMOV-TV: Teachers who missed the St. Louis Public Schools job fair can apply online - Jan. 24, 2015
- KMOV-TV: St. Louis Public School District hosts job fair to hire new teachers - April 5, 2014
- KMOV-TV: 2 St. Louis schools to remain open despite recommendations - Dec. 20, 2013
- KMOV-TV: Future of 2 St. Louis Public Schools up in the air, parents concerned - Nov. 10, 2013
- KMOV-TV: St. Louis Public Schools opens magnet school with plans for expansion - October 1, 2013
- KMOV-TV: News 4 Schools: Local district creates team to keep quality teachers - September 12, 2013
- KMOV-TV: News 4 Schools: Meals for thousands of St. Louis Public School students - August 21, 2013
- KMOV-TV: Districts hold police-led security meeting prior to return of students - July 22, 2013
- KMOV-TV: School board removes Cleveland NJ ROTC from schools slated to close - March 20, 2013
- KMOV-TV: Dozens of schools remain vacant in St. Louis - February 28, 2013
- KMOV-TV: Several St. Louis schools could be closing next year - February 27, 2013
- KMOV-TV: Parents, administrators hold meeting to discuss security ... - February 13, 2013
- KMOV-TV: State To Review SLPS Accreditation - October 15, 2012
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KSDK-TV
- KSDK-TV: St. Louis Public Schools students head back ... Aug. 17, 2016
- KSDK-TV: St. Louis Public Schools qualifies for full accreditation Oct. 23, 2015
- KSDK-TV: SLPS launches campaign to bring kids back - Jan. 6, 2015
- KSDK-TV: Education Secretary visits Ferguson - Dec. 16, 2014
- KSDK-TV: President to expand student access to college - Dec. 4, 2014
- KSDK-TV: School nurse receives Lifesaver Award - Oct. 18, 2014
- KSDK-TV: Mr. Triplett teaches integrity one tie at a time - Aug. 29, 2014
- KSDK-TV: Public input wanted for SLPS plan - March 19, 2014
- KSDK-TV: SLPS names math teacher of the year - February 14, 2014
- KSDK-TV: SLPS names kindergarten teacher of the year - December 12, 2013
- KSDK-TV: SLPS Superintendent Adams agrees to 2-year contract - February 6, 2014
- KSDK-TV: SLPS names STEM teacher of the year - December 2, 2013
- KSDK-TV: SLPS students witness naturalization ceremony - November 15, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Jane Donahue named new president of the St. Louis Public Schools Foundation - Oct. 14, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Shenandoah Elementary School may be renovated - October 2, 2013
- KSDK-TV: President Rick Sullivan of the St. Louis School Board hints at big changes - Sept. 26, 2013
- KSDK-TV: SLPS teachers Juliana and Terri Zimmerman help with Moore tornado relief- September 6, 2013
- KSDK-TV: More than 20,000 students attend first day of school ... - August 12, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Pilot program helps north St. Louis students learn during summer - July 25, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Clyde C. Miller Academy graduate Destiny Crockett to attend Princeton - June 6, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Metro Academic and Classical named 'Best High School' in Missouri - April 23, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Cleveland NJROTC will remain open - March 20, 2013
- KSDK-TV: SLPS Students Attend Spring Break Academic Academy - March 19, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Students and alumni trying to help keep Cleveland NJROTC open - March 9, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Proposal to slash millions from SLPS budget - February 28, 2013
- KSDK-TV: SLPS chief could recommend more school closings - February 22, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Second annual Go! St. Louis Dr. Seuss Day next Friday- Feb. 21, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Innovation High School grants given to St. Louis area schools- Feb. 7, 2013
- KSDK-TV: St. Louis Public School students sign letters of intent- February 6, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Vashon High Gets Health Center Inside School - January 30, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Gov. Jay Nixon on early childhood education - January 14, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Linda Smith Named Preschool Teacher of the Year - January 14, 2013
- KSDK-TV: Jeremy Resmann Wins Science Teacher Award - January 2, 2013
- KSDK-TV: SLPS NAMES RHEA WILLIS SPED TEACHER OF THE YEAR - November 29, 2012
- KSDK-TV: CENTRAL VPA UNVEILS NEW THEATRE - November 29, 2012
- KSDK-TV: Education Ambassadors Announced At Soldan Pep Rally - November 13, 2012
- KSDK-TV: Make A Difference Day At Northwest Law Academy - October 27, 2012
- KSDK-TV: Help Make A Difference Day At Northwest Law Academy - October 26, 2012
- KSDK-TV: Missouri To Review St. Louis' Accreditation - October 15, 2012
- KSDK-TV: SLPS Receives Provisional Accreditation - October 16, 2012
- KSDK-TV: State To Review SLPS Accreditation - September 15, 2012
- KSDK-TV: Reading is Fundamental Interview - August 20, 2012
- KSDK-TV: SLPS Moves Closer To Partial Accreditation - August 14, 2012
- KSDK-TV: SLPS Officials Rally Students For First Day Of School - August 12, 2012
- KSDK-TV: SLPS Air Conditions Schools - July 31, 2012
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KWMU RADIO
- KWMU: Slow start for effort to increase diversity in St. Louis gifted schools Apr. 15, 2017
- KWMU: Missouri board of education critical of St. Louis’ largest charter network, ... Feb. 21, 2017
- KWMU: Moving on up: St. Louis Public Schools wins full accreditation Jan. 10, 2017
- KWMU: Fate of at least two north St. Louis schools top SAB Dec. 18, 2016
- KWMU: City sides with charters in lawsuit filed by Dec. 13, 2016
- KWMU: College advice from a first generation Wash U student Dec. 9, 2016
- KWMU: Progress Report: No Missouri school district scored in unaccredited ... Nov. 7, 2016
- KWMU: City school transition talks won’t resume before January Nov. 1, 2016
- KWMU: We Live Here: What's going on with the suspension ban in St. Louis Public ... Oct. 1, 2016
- KWMU: Former elected board member Clinkscale joins St. Louis Public Schools’ ... Sept. 26, 2016
- KWMU: Dissension on elected school board cuts SLPS transition talks short Aug. 17, 2016
- KWMU: Charter school parents appeal judge's ruling in education funding suit Aug. 10, 2016
- KWMU: So long, SAB? Talks to move SLPS back to elected board called positive ... July 5, 2016
- KWMU: Adams signs new 3-year contract as city schools superintendent July 5, 2016
- KWMU: St. Louis Public Schools gets reprieve from Education Dept. for missed deadline June 16, 2016
- KWMU: What to do with St. Louis’ empty schools?- July 8, 2015
- KWMU: St. Louis Public Schools reconsider discipline policy, move forward with ... - March 10, 2015
- KWMU: St. Louis schools honored for putting character first - Feb. 17, 2015
- KWMU: U.S. Secretary of Education In St. Louis: ‘The inequities are huge’ - Dec. 16, 2014
- KWMU: St. Louis Public Schools Foundation Looks To Bolster College Readiness - Dec. 4, 2014
- KWMU: College Prep Program Expands in St. Louis Schools - Oct. 15, 2014
- KWMU: In St. Louis, Parents Go Digital To Make Sense Of School Choice - Sept. 10, 2014
- KWMU: Roosevelt High Students Aim To Turn Donated Pews Into Learning Opportunities - May 2, 2014
- KWMU: Students Rally For Peace In St. Louis - May 8, 2014
- KWMU: Clergy Coalition Voices Support For St. Louis School Improvement Plan - April 28, 2014
- KWMU: What Would St. Louis Look Like With A Population Of 500,000? - April 17, 2014
- KWMU: Recommendation: Appointed Board Should Keep Running St. Louis Schools - April 14, 2014
- KWMU: State Board Of Education Extends SAB Control Of St. Louis Public Schools ... April 15, 2014
- KWMU: Accounted For: Can School Clinics Improve Attendance? - April 9, 2014
- KWMU: Jackie Joyner-Kersee On Her Work To Improve The Fitness Of Young People - April 3, 2014
- KWMU: Commentary: Missouri Lags Behind On Pre-School Education - March 9, 2014
- KWMU: Schweich Issues SLPS Audit Follow Up, Encouraged By Progress - Feb. 20, 2014
- KWMU: St. Louis Plans Coordinated Approach To Fighting Obesity - February 2, 2014
- KWMU: Hickey Students AIM For Fitness - December 30, 2013
- KWMU: Mann And Shenandoah Elementary Schools Will Remain Open - December 19, 2013
- KWMU: Teachers Share Their Top Safety Concerns - Oct. 30, 2013
- KWMU: Missouri Announces More Grants To Child Care Centers - Oct. 30, 2013
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Sequester Spells Uncertainty For Many Public Schools
By Claudio Sanchez Originally published on Wed February 27, 2013 4:57 pmIf Congress and the Obama administration can't agree on a budget deal by Friday, the federal government will be forced to cut $85 billion from just about every federally funded program. Every state could lose federal aid, and a myriad of government programs could shut down or curtail services — and that includes the nation's public schools.
There is one bit of good news for schools: Because most federal aid to schools is forward-funded, the cuts triggered by sequestration would not hit classrooms until September at the earliest. But once they do hit, federal funding for education in some places will drop considerably.
Ed Massey, school board chairman in Boone County, Ky., says he expects to see a significant hit — between $1.1 and $1.3 million. "What that translates to in our district is the loss of approximately 15 teachers," he says.
Massey says laying off teachers is his biggest worry, but his district could also lose reading coaches, after-school programs, teacher training and vocational education.
"This is just another slap in the face to the American public," Massey says. "And so, yes, I'm angry. I'm angry because I believe politicians have been irresponsible."
'We Have A Lot Of Questions'
That sentiment seems widespread. For Tina Mannarino, head of early childhood education and Head Start in New Haven, Conn., it's the uncertainty that's maddening. No one really knows what's going to happen after March 1.
"We don't know when the cuts take effect, so we have a lot of questions," she says. Mannarino says she's heard that Connecticut may have to cut 700 children from Head Start programs across the state, but she's not sure she can cut any kids from her program.
"Because under our current contract with the government, we are supposed to be serving a certain number of children," Mannarino says. "And if we fall below that number, there is a penalty. And I think it's frustrating, and it makes people feel powerless and angry."
The Obama administration has tried to harness that anger and direct it at congressional Republicans.
"We don't have any ability with dumb cuts like this to figure out what the right thing to do is," Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said Sunday on CBS's Face the Nation. "It just means a lot more children will not get the kinds of services and opportunities they need, and as many as 40,000 teachers could lose their jobs."
Duncan said high-poverty schools could lose $725 million in Title I funds; special education could lose $600 million; and work-study programs on college campuses could be cut by $49 million. That would eliminate 33,000 students from the program, he said.
To Some, 'Relatively Minor' Cuts
But Mike Petrilli, executive vice president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a conservative education think tank, says Duncan and the Obama administration are exaggerating the impact sequestration would have on education.
"On the whole, when you look at it nationally, these are not major cuts," he says. "In most places, these cuts are going to be relatively minor, and school districts are going to be able to handle it quite well.
"The places that are going to get hit the hardest are the ones that have high concentrations of poor kids and are in states that are not very generous in terms of state dollars, so they really do rely quite a bit on the federal funding," Petrilli says.
That includes school systems that receive what is known as "impact aid." These districts cannot rely on local property taxes to fund schools because they're on federal government land or near big military bases.
In Killeen, Texas, for instance, half of the 42,000 students there have at least one parent serving at the Fort Hood Army base.
Dr. Robert Muller, superintendent of Killeen schools, says his district could lose a lot of funding — but no one can say how much. "We don't know," he says. "We're not sure if it's $2.6 [million] or $4.6 [million]."
Whatever it is, it would be on top of the $17 million Killeen has already lost because of state cuts in school funding. On Friday, Muller says he'll have to start thinking about the 55 to 57 teachers he may have to let go.
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And I'm Audie Cornish. We've been hearing a lot about what could happen if automatic spending cuts kick in this Friday. Every state would lose federal aid and a wide variety of government programs could be limited or shut down. Now to how the sequester could affect public schools. Here's NPR's Claudio Sanchez.
CLAUDIO SANCHEZ, BYLINE: First, one bit of good news. Because most federal aid to schools is forward-funded, the cuts triggered by sequestration would not hit classrooms until September, at the earliest. But once they do hit, federal funding for education in some places will drop considerably.
ED MASSEY: Between 1.1 and $1.3 million. What that translates to in our district is the loss of approximately 15 teachers.
SANCHEZ: Ed Massey is the school board chair in Boone County, Kentucky. He says laying off teachers is his biggest worry, but his district could also lose reading coaches, after-school programs, teacher training and vocational education.
MASSEY: This is just another slap in the face to the American public. And so, yes, I'm angry. I'm angry because I believe the politicians have been irresponsible.
SANCHEZ: That sentiment seems widespread. For Tina Mannarino, head of early childhood education and Head Start in New Haven, Connecticut, it's the uncertainty that's maddening. No one really knows what's going to happen after March 1st.
TINA MANNARINO: We don't know when the cuts take effect, so we have a lot of questions.
SANCHEZ: Mannarino says she's heard that Connecticut may have to cut 700 children from Head Start programs across the state, but she's not sure she can cut any kids from her program.
MANNARINO: Because under our current contract with the government, we are supposed to be serving a certain number of children. And if we fall below that number, there is a penalty. And I think it's frustrating, and it makes people feel powerless and angry.
SANCHEZ: The Obama administration has tried to harness that anger and direct it at congressional Republicans. Here's Education Secretary Arne Duncan last weekend on CBS's "Face the Nation."
ARNE DUNCAN: We don't have any ability with dumb cuts like this to figure out what the right thing to do is. It just means a lot more children will not get the kinds of services and opportunities they need, and as many as 40,000 teachers could lose their jobs.
SANCHEZ: Duncan said high-poverty schools could lose $725 million in Title I funds; special education would lose 600 million; work-study programs on college campuses, 49 million, which would eliminate 33,000 students from the program.
MIKE PETRILLI: On the whole, when you look at it nationally, these are not major cuts.
SANCHEZ: That's Mike Petrilli of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington. He says Duncan and the Obama administration are exaggerating the impact sequestration would have on education.
PETRILLI: In most places, these cuts are going to be relatively minor and school districts are going to be able to handle it quite well. The places that are going to get hit the hardest are the ones that have high concentrations of poor kids and are in states that are not very generous in terms of state dollars, so they really do rely quite a bit on the federal funding.
SANCHEZ: Then, there's school systems that receive impact aid, for example. These districts cannot rely on local property taxes to fund schools because they're on federal government land or near big military bases, like Killeen, Texas. Half of the 42,000 students there have at least one parent serving at Fort Hood.
Dr. Robert Muller, the school superintendent, says he could lose as much as $4.6 million in impact aid.
ROBERT MULLER: Well, we don't know. We're not sure if it's 2.6 or 4.6.
SANCHEZ: On Friday, Muller says he'll have to start thinking about the 55 to 57 teachers he may have to let go. Claudio Sanchez, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.