Riverview Gardens School District

A demographic survey commissioned by the school board found the district is projected to lose anywhere from 800 to 1,000 students over the next decade.

Some public comments have accused the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education of raising "snowflakes."

Across the board, districts say the same types of teachers are difficult to find — high school science and math teachers, foreign language teachers and special education teachers. There is also a big demand for custodians, food service workers and other support staff.

At forums in Riverview Gardens and Normandy, community members came together to discuss attendance, teacher turnover and the state’s role in the school districts.

Despite candidate guides that circulated on social media, results in St. Louis region school board races didn’t point to one clear ideological trend.

The Missouri State Board of Education voted to allow Riverview Gardens School District and Normandy Schools Collaborative to have two locally elected members on their governing boards.

Only nine of Missouri’s 518 public school districts lack full accreditation from the State Board of Education. But some of those districts have been there…

Riverview Gardens will remain a provisionally accredited school district, after the Missouri State Board of Education declined to vote on its petition for…

Two school districts in north St. Louis County are moving beyond the traditional nurse’s office and putting full-service health clinics in schools.This…

Another area school district is about to open an on-campus health center. Riverview Gardens High School's clinic will be available to 1,200 students this…