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St. Louis Public Radio Karen Hall, center, watches Maplewood Richmond Heights high schoolers in 2018. Hall retired this school year after taking over as MRH's superintendent in 2012. After more than a year of having to be educators, public health experts and, at times, politicians, at least 43 school superintendents in Missouri are calling it quits. The list includes six from the St. Louis region. The overall turnover rate among top school administrators is on par with last year but up from 2019, according to a statewide superintendent organization. School leaders say the past year has been ...

A photo opportunity nearly caused a significant crash during Indy 500 practice on Thursday as drivers Colton Herta and Scott McLaughlin collided at 220 mph.

Vaccination clinics in Great Falls next week Alluvion Health is preparing to host another vaccination clinic and last updated 2021-05-14 15:31:43-04 GREAT FALLS — The City-County Health Department in Great Falls says that COVID-19 vaccinations are now available in Cascade County for all people age 12 and older. Following new recommendations from the FDA and CDC, the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is available to all persons age 12+. The Moderna and Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccines remain available to all persons age 18+. The CCHD and Alluvion Health are teaming up for a two-day walk-in Pfize...

Goal: Include Critical Race theory in public school curriculum. The mother of a student enrolled in Rockwood School District went viral after she was recorded at a community meeting heatedly presenting her opinion on Critical Race theory in public school curriculum. The mother reportedly declared, “Just because I don’t want Critical Race theory taught to my children at school does not mean that I’m a racist, damn it!” The Rockwell School District serves a predominantly white community. Local news outlets reported that the woman’s statement was met with a standing ovation. Critical R...

Rockwood superintendent discusses turmoil within district and the decision to retire "I'm a human being: that weighs upon me, that weighs upon my family," Dr. Mark Miles says Author: Abby Llorico Updated: 8:31 PM CDT May 7, 2021 Outgoing superintendent Dr. Mark Miles spoke exclusively on camera to 5 On Your Side for the first time since announcing his retirement from the district.  (The below conversation with Abby Llorico has been lightly edited for clarity and flow.)  "It has been quite an emotional journey, and it still remains quite emotional for me," Mil...