public schools
Opinion: Stop, Michelle Obama! The Children Are Hungry
In recent decades, the government has taken to feeding needy children to combat the negativity of trying to learn while being hungry. Now, with new Obama administration regulations on school lunches, we have a government that is causing hunger.
Bullying Bill Not Gaining Traction in Jefferson City
A bill that would make school’s bullying policies stricter is in danger of dying as the clock runs out on the legislative session.
Controversial “Don’t Say Gay” Bill Debated In MO House
A bill that would prohibit the discussion of sexual orientation in public schools is being debated in Jefferson City.
Rex Sinquefield’s KKK Comments Draw Ire of Educators
He quotes column saying KKK started public schools
Mo. Lawmakers try to “Minimize the Hurt” on School Funding
The state is currently $268 million below what is needed to fully fund Missouri’s schools.
Cunningham Proposes School Accreditation Fix
Chesterfield Senator Jane Cunningham says she has a plan to give students in unaccredited schools options for where to go.
No Vote Yet on Public School Financing
The problem the legislature plans to address is that the current statute doesn’t include how to deal with a lack of significant funding increases
Capitol Perspectives: Education Funding – A Legislative Nightmare
Decades ago, many argued that education funding was not a state problem.
UPDATE: Prosecutor Fears More Victims of Grade School Molester
66 year-old John Cuneo was working at the Sigel Elementary School on 2050 Allen Ave. during the time of the alleged interactions.
County schools to limit number of charter students
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOX) – Following a Supreme Court ruling that said St. Louis County schools will not be allowed to turn away charter students from the city, the Missouri Senate Education Committee has introduced a […]

















