CLAYTON – Based on the community’s decisions and priorities over the past 140 years, the School District of Clayton has had the opportunity to grow into one of the top-rated schools in the country. On April 2nd, district voters will […]
ACLU of Missouri launches voter education effort
ST. LOUIS – On Tuesday, ACLU of Missouri announced its launch of a voter education effort to inform district voters about the new voting system in April’s Ferguson-Florissant School Board election. The launch of the voter education effort includes canvassing […]
Altering Title IX: good vs. bad
ST. LOUIS – On Tuesday, the Missouri House Judiciary Committee held a public hearing in Jefferson City that drew in multiple listeners who heard from various leaders explaining what the bill would alter in the process of higher institutions investigating […]
Fontbonne Fine Arts presents exhibition showcasing history, persecution of Native Americans
CLAYTON, Mo. – The Fine Arts Department at Fontbonne University celebrated the opening of its new exhibition Sitting Bull S**t: The Quiet History and Persecution of the Native American by St. Louis artist Craig Norton. On Friday, members of the […]
VaxNewMo gets highlighted for vaccine breakthrough
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – VaxNewMo, a St. Louis bioscience startup, is working to develop broader, more affordable vaccines at a faster rate with its patented technology. “VaxNewMo is developing more affordable pneumococcal conjugate vaccines that provide broader protection against more […]
Wehner receives Fulbright award, traveling to Finland
CLAYTON, Mo. – Assistant Principal of Wydown Middle School in Clayton, Mo., Douglas Wehner has been selected for the Fulbright Leaders for Global Schools Program. Announced on February 6th, Wehner is one of nearly ten U.S. citizens who will be […]
WGU Missouri to celebrate 6th anniversary, award $600,000 in scholarships
Nonprofit, online university to offer up to 100 scholarships worth $6,000 each CLAYTON, Mo. – WGU Missouri, the nonprofit, fully online and award-winning university, announced on Monday that in celebration of its 6th Anniversary and success over the past six […]
Fontbonne University Fine Arts Exhibition to showcase history and persecution of Native Americans
CLAYTON, Mo. – The Fontbonne University Fine Arts Department will present Sitting Bull S**t: The Quiet History and Persecution of Native Americans by St. Louis artist Craig Norton. Through this free exhibition, Norton said he hopes to “evoke curiosity” to […]
St. Louis City Teachers’ Union, SLPS District Management set for trial
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The St. Louis Public Schools Teachers’ Union filed an Arbitrator for the Class Action Grievance. According to Tuesday’s announcement, the arbitrator was ruled in the teachers’ favor, declaring that the dispute over salary disparities as “arbitrable.” […]
CHS, Kid Zone partner for district-wide toiletries drive
CLAYTON, Mo. – Clayton High School (CHS) Community Service Club and Kid Zone Future Leader Club members are partnering together to spread the love this February. The two Clayton District organizations joined together to host a district-wide toiletries drive to […]