CALL 23623 450 150. IF YOU SEE HER. >> IN MISSOURI CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMISSION ANNOUNCED PLANS TO CLOSE THE GENESIS CHARTER SCHOOL. POOR ACADEMIC FORCES -- TESTING HAS FORCED THE HAND. WE ARE LIVE AT THE LIBRARY WHERE A PUBLIC HEARING JUST FINISHED UP. BRIAN. >> THE PLACE WAS PACKED WITH TEACHERS, VOLUNTEERS, FAMILY, THEY ALL FELT THE LIBRARY BECAUSE THEY WANT THE SCHOOL TO STAY OPEN TONIGHT. NO DECISION WAS MADE, BUT VOICES WERE HEARD. >> ABOUT 100 AND 20 PEOPLE CRAMMED IN WITH STANDING ROOM ONLY. AT STAKE IS THE LIFE OF A TRUCKER SCHOOL. >> GENESIS BROKE ITS PROMISES TO PERFORM. >> THE SCHOOL COMMISSION SAYS THAT GENESIS SCHOOL SHOULD CLOSE. IT’S A CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS OUT -- -- KANSAS CITY SCHOOLS OUTPERFORM IT, AND FEW CHILDREN ARE AT GRADE LEVEL READING. >> THEY HAVE NOT MET THE PROMISE THAT THEY MADE IN THEIR CHARTER FOR AT LEAST 15 YEARS. >> THINGS GOT HEATED SEVERAL TIMES. >> THERE WAS ENOUGH ORDER TO CONTINUE. >> THIS IS WHAT WE AGREED ON. >> THE SCHOOL’S ATTORNEY SAYS THAT THE COMMISSION HAS NOT FOLLOW THE CORRECT PROCEDURE. >> GENESIS IS PERFORMING BETTER THAN THE OTHER SCHOOLS WHERE THESE CHILDREN WILL END UP IF GENESIS IS NOT AVAILABLE TO THEM. >> GENESIS ADVOCATES SAY THAT THEY HELP THE CHILDREN. >> YOU PUT EMOTIONAL NEEDS FIRST. THESE ARE KIDS. >> FIRST YOUR PARENTS SAY THAT MY GENESIS. >> THIS IS OUR FIRST YEAR GOING HERE, MY KIDS LIKE IT. >> BRIAN JOHNSON KMBC NINE NEWS. >> A DECISION FROM THE COMMISSION IS EXPECTED AT THE NEXT MEETING WHICH IS ON FEBRUARY 15. IF THE COMMISSION DECIDES TO REVOKE THE CHARTER FROM GENESIS, THE SCHOOL C