Tim Lloyd
Former We Live Here ReporterTim Lloyd was a founding host of We Live Here from 2015 to 2018 and was the Senior Producer of On Demand and Content Partnerships until Spring of 2020.
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On this week’s edition of Politically Speaking, St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum, Jo Mannies and Tim Lloyd welcome St. Louis County Assessor Jake… -
For the first time, two St. Louis city schools -- Nottingham Community Access Job Training High School and Busch Middle School of Character – have earned… -
(Updated 2:55 p.m., Wed., Feb. 25)Students from across the St. Louis area regrouped this morning as a follow-up to a first of its kind race summit last… -
St. Louis Public Schools' plan to turn around its lowest performing schools is starting to take root, but plenty of work remains. That was the message… -
Cheap living, a network of startup incubators and a couple of hometown success stories have raised St. Louis’ profile among investors looking to get in… -
(Updated Feb. 18 with details on South City Prep's new location and the closing of Construction Careers Center High School.) A stream of eighth graders… -
Gov. Jay Nixon sat in the library of Marion Elementary School in the Ritenour School District as fifth graders learned about the robots they would build… -
The deep economic and racial divides in the St. Louis-area’s education system take a devastating toll on children and neighborhoods. But there are… -
Washington University has rolled out a blueprint for making the highly regarded school more accessible for low-income students.“For Washington University… -
Updated at 11:33 a.m. with testimony at board meeting:Riding the crest of improvement on the state’s annual evaluation, Jennings Superintendent Tiffany… -
Ferguson Commission member Brittany Packnett opened the meeting with a clear message: “This work isn’t about making people comfortable, it’s about telling… -
Members of the Special Administrative Board (SAB) for St. Louis Public Schools — which has overseen the district since it lost state accreditation in 2007…
