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Dena McCaffrey was named the eighth president of Jefferson College in July 2020
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Saint Louis University receives challenge grant for new $16M Jesuit residential center
The university to date has raised $8.5 million of the estimated $16 million cost to build the Jesuit Center
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In a letter, Chancellor Andrew Martin said the university will require all faculty, staff and trainees be fully vaccinated before Aug. 30
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In a previous interview, Caleb Anderson described Georgia Tech as his dream school. Months later, he's about to become a student there studying aerospace engineering
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STLCC program inspires Black men coping with college for first time
STLCC created the program to help reverse a decline in recruitment and retention of African American students
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Webster U. online course helps educators cope with COVID-19, racial challenges
Two Webster professors have launched an eight-week online course for K-12 educators, called “Social Justice and Inclusive Learning.”
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Public school enrollment tumbled last fall nationwide, but the sharpest drops were in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten programs.
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One Missouri school district is enticing teachers and staff with a signing bonus and paid training to new school bus drivers.
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Help wanted: School districts, restaurants, retailers in Missouri looking for staff
Missouri school districts like Normandy Schools Collaborative, are looking for teachers and bus drivers. Restaurants are scraping for staff as well.
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Rockwood students won't be allowed to ride bus if they live within 1 mile of school this year
The letter said the changes are not due to financial considerations, and that the district will reevaluate if it is able to fill the driver vacancies
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School bus driver shortage in Rockwood forcing more students to walk
More students will have to walk to school due to a shortage of bus drivers.
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