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What does it take to be an RA?
From designing floor themes to checking in on residents, residential advisors, more commonly known as RAs, continually serve as a positive presence on campus. But much of the hard work behind the scenes has remained a mystery. So, what does it take to be an RA?. RAs arrive on campus...
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St. Louis Public Schools plans to shutter 11 schools next year, introduce phased approach to restructuring
St. Louis Public Schools will close 11 schools next year, begin phasing out its magnet school system and limit its transportation offerings to families beginning next year. In what the district says is its final version of the SLPS Future Ready plan, the district walked back closing down 14 schools next year, but did not back down on its plan to sunset its magnet school program over time. The gifted schools will remain largely unchanged.
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Inside Lindenwood University’s Makerspace
ST. CHARLES, Mo- A makerspace is a communal art studio that brings together across multiple artistic mediums in one collaborative environment. At Lindenwood University, the on-campus Makerspace provides students with the tools, resources and support they need to explore their creativity and bring their ideas to life. Tools such as...
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SLPS superintendent recommends 9 fewer schools, 2 more years for McKinley High as part of ‘Future Ready’ plan
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra Berry is recommending nine fewer schools and a two-year extension for McKinley High School as part of the SLPS Future Ready plan. The proposal would transition magnet schools to neighborhood schools, repurpose nine buildings and restructure...
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Varsity Football Wins Against Saint Charles On Senior Night [Photo Gallery]
On Oct. 23, The Knights Varsity football team hosted their annual senior night and went up against Saint Charles High, the Knights celebrated the seniors for Choir, Knightline, Cheer, Marching Band, and Football. The Knights took the lead scoring a safety and a touchdown in the first quarter ending the quarter 10-0. Leading into halftime the Knights held onto the lead 16-0, they came out of halftime scoring a touchdown gaining an even bigger lead of 24-0. The Knights ended the game celebrating with the crowd on the field for their Senior Knight win of 24-8, once the crowd left the field the players took the water coolers and poured the ice water over coach webster in honor of the win.