Senate could take up charter school expansion as early as today.
DESE asking families to fill out on-line survey.
Caroline Barron selected as scholar athlete for the 2018-19 school year.
Jude Tanner will study under DJ Lamar Harris and multiple Grammy winner Terence Blanchard.
Firefighters come through with $1,000 of food for Weekend on Wheels.
Internationally known artist Webster uses rap music to teach literacy.
Saturday event provides opportunity to meet teachers and administrators, and view learning spaces.
Cancelled due to school closure yesterday, event will take place March 6.
Some ice is here, more on the way.
MRH Blue Devil Players offer three performances beginning tonight.
One-man musical is extension of Black History Month at MRH.
Club supports a wide array of sporting activities at MRH High School.
Students will debut their own podcasts next week.
Law enforcement experts provide a refresher course on dealing with armed intruders.
MRH Will Brunson Reaches 1000 points on "Senior Night"
Friday forecast prompts district to shift the training earlier.
Annual event celebrates program where seniors mentor youngsters.
Black History Month-themed meal is a big hit.
Traditional foods to be served up February 26.
Dr. Deann Myers will finish out the year at MRH High School.
Painting created in the style of Yayoi Kusama.
Specific food items needed for MRH's pantry.
MRH boasts a 98.4% APR score in MAP/APR figures released today.
Additional snowfall and cold temps prompt late start.
Black History Month event will be Feb. 6.
Missouri American Water Company finds no contaminants in water lines.
Ordering is easy through the on-line store.
Tamara Cushman wins "Building Block Award" as a champion for students.
Cafeteria waste "audit" reveals the long-term dangers of throwing food waste into landfills.
MRH students recreate images using highly complex math equations.
The Parents as Teachers monthly "Group Connection" is called off.
Educators witness firsthand how MRH students apply their schools' themes.
Discover Club workers participating in district-wide safety training.
Anonymous couple turned in the ring, stolen three decades ago.
2017 grad is on leave from the army for the holidays.
TV weathercaster drops his knowledge on 3rd-graders.
Seniors compile presentations for community evaluators.
Joe's Place: Where Are They Now?
New short film updates the lives of pioneering young men in innovative homeless relief setting.
Supervise visit by Governor Parson was highlight of Youth and Government Conference.
Incoming weather system expected to dump several inches of snow on STL area.
Zach Barton known as among the speediest runners ever at MRH.
MRH food services whips up a Cuban menu.
Visitors toured MRH gardens, cafeteria, and climbing tree.
Event will take place Oct. 29 outside the high school theatre.
STL Art Museum program gives kids a chance to jury and purchase artworks.
November 2 set as RFQ due date.
Beautiful fall weather set the tone for annual gathering in Hummert Park.
Field trip to Powell Hall teaches 4th graders about orchestral music.
Changes afoot, but the food, fun and games go on.
Kids are part of the "Semester of Service" program.
Four grads chosen for their ongoing commitment to bettering their communities.
Ann Graham wins the chance to travel to Washington, DC, for national recognition.
Four outstanding educators learned the news in surprise classroom visits by superintendent.
Rate calculated to support the missions and needs of the district.
ECC notifies families of best practices to combat pinworms.
MRH middle schoolers hosted Webster Groves kids to study restorative practices.
Matt Pentecost to perform before Nov. 9 Blues hockey game.
County highway department says "small design change" will delay next phase for three weeks.
Upstart girls softball team opens with lopsided victory over Jennings High School.
Boosters Club, MRH teachers and students combined to make new workout room a reality.
Signed Molina shirt yields $500 for the program.
Concert scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 22 at 6 p.m.
Inductees to be honored at MRH Homecoming on Oct. 12.
Supt. Hall issues appeal for community, collaboration, commitment.
Improved procedures are in place with an eye toward student safety.
Multiple events scheduled for August and September.
Annual event at the MRH track is the organization's biggest fundraiser of the year.
Chuck McWilliams named Outstanding Missouri Biology Teacher.
New house parents introduced for innovative program serving MRH students.
Each has deep roots in the MRH district.
Old weight room at High School undergoes major transformation.
Karen Hall met this week with federal lawmakers to promote public education.
Forms are due by Sept. 21.