Saint Louis Area Students Again Stage Gun Violence Walkouts

As with the walkouts last month, students called for stricter gun laws and safer schools.

World Wide Technology Awards $34,500 To Hackathon Participants

Twenty St. Louis-area schools participated in the event. The Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience won top prize.

Riverview Gardens High Students Stage Walkout, Call For Gun Laws

The irony of stranding students off campus due to safety concerns seems to have dawned on school officials, who reversed their decision.

Hidden Torture: Missouri Homeschool Laws Can Shield Abusers

In Missouri, where there is little regulation of homeschooling, laws make it easy for parents to hide abuse.

SLU Renames Business School For Richard Chaifetz

The John Cook School of Business is now the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business.

Missouri Ranks 32 In Most-Educated States

Greater education leads to greater chances of getting a high-paying job, WalletHub says, and well-educated states are generally well-off.

Saint Louis Sports Commission Seeking Scholarship Nominations

The group will award a total of $17,500 to high school seniors who exemplify outstanding sportsmanship.

School Segregation In Saint Louis: What The Data Shows

Using zoning policies, districts can decrease racial segregation at their schools. Some argue they don’t go far enough.

St. Louis Community College Board To Vote On Faculty Layoffs

Instructor Steve Taylor accuses STLCC Chancellor Jeff Pittman of taking an exorbitant salary when other jobs are on the chopping block.

Biased Disciplinary Policies Create 'School-To-Prison Pipeline' In Missouri Schools

ACLU report argues de facto segregation exists in Missouri schools, creating a 'school-to-prison' pipeline for black and disabled students.