Education

Missouri’s newest State Board of Education member, Kerry Casey, will be sworn in Dec. 7.

School officials from several St. Louis-area districts said it’s still too early to make changes to pandemic policies as 5- to 11-year-olds begin to get vaccinated against COVID-19.

Missouri Bicentennial project launches a website that includes famous Missourians, historical events and narrative stories that helped shape Missouri’s history and culture.

Current and former students are playing a role in the Rolla school district’s $25 million construction project, adding to and renovating four buildings.

The University of Missouri-St. Louis is spending $7 million to expand a simulation center where nursing students use high-tech robotic mannequins and computers to learn and prepare for human patients.

St. Louis Public Radio's Kate Grumke spoke with U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona as the Biden White House works to build support for the Build Back Better plan.

The Ritenour school district superintendent said he's seen stress levels higher than he's ever seen them in 22 years at the district.

Missouri’s Board of Education approved a new emergency amendment to give prospective substitute teachers the option to take a 20-hour online certification course to address a statewide substitute teacher shortage.

Some major changes triggered by the pandemic have been made permanent. And the libraries are being honored for a top state award too.

Carter Chance has cerebral palsy, but a little bit of tech and a lot of strength helped him achieve his goal of marching in the high school band.