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Brandon Bosley Is the Wrong Alderman to Make St. Louis Streets Safer - Vimarsana News

Brandon Bosley Is the Wrong Alderman to Make St. Louis Streets Safer

The sponsor of Board Bill 120 is now walking back pedestrian safety provisions in favor of unrelated projects

Report: Missouri schools with low test scores can have high student growth - Vimarsana News

Report: Missouri schools with low test scores can have high student growth

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Report shows Missouri schools with low test scores can have high student growth • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Report shows Missouri schools with low test scores can have high student growth • Missouri Independent

A PRiME Center report shows how measuring growth can contribute to a greater understanding of student performance, rather than a test score.

First-Year Teacher Diaries: 'Officially Done With An Insane Year' - Vimarsana News

First-Year Teacher Diaries: 'Officially Done With An Insane Year'

St. Louis Public Radio First-year teacher Zachary Udell in his classroom at Froebel Elementary School in St. Louis' Gravois Park neighborhood. Udell didn't have students in his room until halfway through the year, when 11 of his 28 students returned. Another anything-but-normal school year is coming to a close. It was especially tough for new educators, who had no experience to fall back on and had to ride the pandemic’s tsunami while navigating the already choppy waters of first-year teaching. To try to capture it all, St. Louis Public Radio asked first-year teachers in the St. Louis reg...