Principal Matthew Phillips is in the running for Educator of the Year.
Patch will send questionnaires to the candidates running for office in the city and school board. What questions should we include?
Patch is partnering with Fox2 to bring you a list of school closings as North County cleans up from Thursday's winter weather event.
New searchable database identifies how schools perform on cost, graduation and loan defaults. See how schools such as University of Missouri-St. Louis rated.
Melanie Donaldson says her competitive nature will fit right in with the Missouri Tigers' women's soccer team.
The board listened to its budget task force, which gave ideas for savings between $3 and $10 million.
The contracts are less than $15,000 each.
St. Charles School District Superintendent Jeff Marion says social media presents a unique challenge to schools in regards to school safety.
The fight began on social media between a St. Charles West student and a student from the Ferguson-Florissant School District. Charges have not yet been filed.
Hazelwood Early Childhood receives a $5,000 one-year grant from Springboard
Two board seats are up during this election season with one newcomer and one incumbent filing to take the spots.
At Tuesdays HSD Board of Education meeting, Hazelwood School District teachers spoke about how assessment literacy is incorporated into student's every day learning.
As part of National Signing Day, athletes in basketball, soccer, baseball and softball signed their way to college.
If you are concerned about safety in Hazelwood schools, this is your opportunity hear about safety measures, to voice your concerns and have questions answered.
Tracy Hinds, instructional specialist at Twillman Elementary School, recently achieved National Board certification after a grueling three year process.
Seven members of the eighth-grade graduating class of 1953 joined current and former students and staff for special presentation at meeting of FFSD Board of Education.
The students and their chaperones piled into a bus and headed out earlier this week.
No newcomers file to run in the April municipal election when there are two board seats up for grabs.
In its first year at HWHS, the FEA chapter has been active in many projects including raising awareness for the North County area for Accessible Play.
The theater department put on a special show Monday as part of a year-long celebration of the 50th anniversary.
The evening will feature an elegant dinner in the historic Chase Park Plaza, a silent and oral auction, and live entertainment by St. Louis’ own Dr. Zhivegas--and it all benefits the children of the Florissant-based non-profit.
Each of the winners will receive a $100 prize, and will present their oratories at the Martin Luther King, Jr., celebration St. Louis Community College-Florissant Valley on Jan. 20.
Hazelwood officials are consulting with area police departments on adopting a program called Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter and Evacuate.
Tom Mangogna is Buyer/Coordinator of the Year an area St. Louis organization minority council. The district was also nominated for Institution of the Year.
The department plans to meet with officials from public, private and parochial schools throughout the city Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss school security.
In the wake of the Newtown, CT school massacre, St. Louis County Police Chief Tim Fitch will visit schools this week to discuss increasing security, including putting guns in elementary schools.
The district is asking residents to complete a Budget Priority Survey to help decide how it will spend its 2013-2014 budget. We've got the details on how and where you can chime in.
Two St. Louis Rams players will visit students at Brown Elementary on Tuesday to offer tips, advice and hands-on lessons about eating healthy and staying active.
Mayor Schneider and more than 300 North County Christian students helped send more than 10,000 meals across the ocean.
A gold medal Olympian and a player for the Rams helped the United Way kick off its new Education Express program, matching children with mentors and tutors.
Steve Price will continue his salary until he finds new employment.
The Hazelwood School District Board of Education also names an associate superintendent. Are you pleased with its superintendent selection?
The district has proposed a $.19 increase on the November ballot to fund technology upgrades, teacher salaries and building improvements.
The new program will allow retirees to have health insurance costs covered for up to three years and could potentially save the district $1 million.
North County native Grayling Tobias has set in motion a number of plans to get the district on the right track.
The board of education approved amendments for grants and spending for this year's budget, which was approved in June.
Hazelwood School District Superintendent Grayling Tobias will host three "Meet the Superintendent" nights.