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Several facilities projects in the Mehlville School District were completed this summer, with others scheduled to be completed throughout the school year and into next summer.  Projects included kitchen ceiling replacement, roof replacements, HVAC, asphalt repair and tuckpointing at multiple different buildings, Facilities Director Mike Gegg said during a project update at the Aug. 18...

Several facilities projects in the Mehlville School District were completed this summer, with others scheduled to be completed throughout the school year and into next summer.  Projects included kitchen ceiling replacement, roof replacements, HVAC, asphalt repair and tuckpointing at multiple different buildings, Facilities Director Mike Gegg said during a project update at the Aug. 18...

About 30 service members from Naval Station Norfolk supported teachers from four different schools Thursday.

As students and parents prepare for another school year, BDS officials offer their tips and tricks for navigating the first day back to school.

Fajitas, chicken strips, hot dogs and good old peanut butter and jelly sandwiches ordinarily wouldn’t have anything in common unless you went to a family-style buffet restaurant. But those items and m...

New stadium restrooms at Mehlville High School and a new district transportation building funded by Proposition S most likely will not come to fruition due to increased construction costs.  Superintendent Chris Gaines told the Board of Education May 19 that staff would most likely be formally be asking the board to remove the two projects...

An officer-involved shooting was under investigation in Pueblo West Tuesday afternoon near an elementary school and middle school, according to Gazette news partner KKTV.

A COVID-19 drive-thru vaccination site set up at the Jackson County Expo will have pediatric doses of vaccine for kids ages 5-11 starting on Sunday. COVID-19 shots for children in that age range are ...

Grants provide opportunities for teachers to obtain funding that may not be available through their local school budgets.

High Point Elementary students from kindergarten through fifth grade work deliver the coffee they brew every Friday.