FAFSA Completions Down In MO: How St. Louis Area Schools Compare

See how college aid applications changed for St. Louis area high schools.

Graduation 2021: Surprise Your Graduate By Sharing A Photo On Patch

Tell us why your grad is special and send a message of congratulations on St. Louis Patch.

FAFSA Completions Down In MO: How St. Louis Area Schools Compare

See how college aid applications changed for St. Louis area high schools.

St. Louis Area Increases Share Of College Grads

The portion of U.S. residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been rising. Here's how it’s changed in St. Louis.

Missouri Connections Academy Opens 2021-22 Enrollment

Online public school looks toward second year providing high quality full-time virtual education, invites families to enroll their students

Commentary: School Choice is the Best Option for Students

"Every student learns differently and they deserve the opportunity to find the environment that best meets their needs"

Regina Fowler Appointed To Board Of Education Of St. Louis Public Schools

She will serve the remaining three years of an unexpired term.

New Tuition-Free Full-Time Online School Approved

Missouri Connections Academy Enrolling Students in Grades K–12 for Upcoming School Year

St. Louis City, County Schools To Close March 18 Due To COVID-19

Five people in Missouri have now tested positive for the new coronavirus, according to state health officials.

Teacher Pay: Where Missouri Ranks

Following midterm elections that attracted nearly 180 teacher candidates, pay for educators could be big issues before state legislatures.

Parent Says No One Held Accountable After Preschool Fight Club

A video, recorded by a ten-year-old, shows young children violently beating each other with foam fists as their teachers cheer them on.

Riverview Gardens High Opens New School-Based Health Center

The center will offer 1,200 students a full range of health services, including medical, dental, specialty and behavioral health care.

Central Middle Teacher Brought Gun To Class, Students Stole It

It's not clear why they stole the gun or why the teacher brought the gun to school in the first place.

Facebook Video Shows Woman Jumping Onto St. Louis School Bus

The video has been shared more than 11,000 times and has more than 1,300 comments. Some commenters say the woman's son was being bullied.

ACT Scores Fall In U.S.; Here’s What Happened In Missouri

The ACT’s yearly score report shows a higher percentage of test-takers aren’t prepared to take college courses.

Vandals Ransack Normandy High School, Classes Canceled

Class is canceled until Thursday after at least two individuals broke glass and sprayed fire extinguishers at the school over the weekend.

Here Are Missouri's Best Colleges: Money Magazine

MONEY ranked more than 700 of the best colleges in America based on quality of education, affordability and outcomes. Here’s how ours did.

St. Louis School Calendar 2018-19: First Day Of School, Vacations

When's the first day of school in St. Louis? Plus, other must-know dates for students, parents and teachers.

Missouri's 100 Best Public High Schools: New Rankings

New rankings from Niche.com show the 100 best public high schools in Missouri. Is yours on the list?

Missouri Among Smallest Spenders For Higher Education

By 2020, 35 percent of job openings will require at least a bachelor’s degree and 30 percent will require some college.

U.S. News Ranks Missouri Schools: How Did Yours Fare?

U.S. News & World Report released its annual list of best high schools in the country. See how Missouri schools ranked.

Herzog Elementary Teacher Accused Of Hitting Student

The school says it is cooperating with police. The teacher has been placed on leave.

Students Stage Pro-Gun Walkouts At Two Missouri High Schools

The "Stand for the Second" events were organized by a high school senior from New Mexico. Have photos from a walkout near you? Share them.

Normandy School Official Used Stun Gun On 14-Year-Old: Police

The student suffered red welts. The security official was arrested.

Since Columbine, 1,840 Missouri Students Exposed To Gun Violence

A database compiled by The Washington Post shows how many students have been affected by gun violence since the 1999 Columbine shooting.

Saint Louis Area Students Again Stage Gun Violence Walkouts

As with the walkouts last month, students called for stricter gun laws and safer schools.

World Wide Technology Awards $34,500 To Hackathon Participants

Twenty St. Louis-area schools participated in the event. The Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience won top prize.

Riverview Gardens High Students Stage Walkout, Call For Gun Laws

The irony of stranding students off campus due to safety concerns seems to have dawned on school officials, who reversed their decision.

Hidden Torture: Missouri Homeschool Laws Can Shield Abusers

In Missouri, where there is little regulation of homeschooling, laws make it easy for parents to hide abuse.

SLU Renames Business School For Richard Chaifetz

The John Cook School of Business is now the Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business.

Missouri Ranks 32 In Most-Educated States

Greater education leads to greater chances of getting a high-paying job, WalletHub says, and well-educated states are generally well-off.

Saint Louis Sports Commission Seeking Scholarship Nominations

The group will award a total of $17,500 to high school seniors who exemplify outstanding sportsmanship.

School Segregation In Saint Louis: What The Data Shows

Using zoning policies, districts can decrease racial segregation at their schools. Some argue they don’t go far enough.

St. Louis Community College Board To Vote On Faculty Layoffs

Instructor Steve Taylor accuses STLCC Chancellor Jeff Pittman of taking an exorbitant salary when other jobs are on the chopping block.

Biased Disciplinary Policies Create 'School-To-Prison Pipeline' In Missouri Schools

ACLU report argues de facto segregation exists in Missouri schools, creating a 'school-to-prison' pipeline for black and disabled students.