Blythe Bernhard
Education Reporter at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Post-Dispatch education reporter, accidentally named my kids Bill & Ted. #vegasborn #roguereporter
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6 days ago |
stltoday.com | Blythe Bernhard
ST. LOUIS — Believe Academy charter high school will move into a building near Harris-Stowe State University in the fall. The school, in its first year, has 100 students in ninth and 10th grades with plans to grow to an enrollment of 540 in 2027. Classes are currently held at Central Baptist Church. The new building was formerly the Gateway/Hubert Wheeler State School for severely disabled students at 100 S. Garrison Avenue.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Blythe Bernhard
ST. LOUIS — The required annual audit of St. Louis Public Schools is expected to wrap up this week, more than four months after it was due to the state. The district’s audit of fiscal 2024 is clean with a few recordkeeping lapses including a failure to keep an inventory of unused buildings, according to accounting firm RubinBrown.
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1 week ago |
stltoday.com | Blythe Bernhard
WILDWOOD — The Christian Brothers of the Midwest have placed La Salle Retreat Center on the market after decades of welcoming Catholic parish and school groups to the wooded campus. The 170-acre property includes 74 guest rooms, offices and meeting rooms, a chapel and gymnasium totaling 69,000 square feet. Neighbors said on social media that they enjoy the community garden and hiking trails on the secluded grounds, which also include a cemetery.
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2 weeks ago |
stltoday.com | Blythe Bernhard
POTOSI, Mo. — Potosi Elementary School was struck by a possible tornado Tuesday, for at least the second time in the school's history. There were no injuries as dozens of staff members and 800 students waited out the storm in an emergency shelter on the campus, said Potosi School District Superintendent Alex McCaul. Winds took out a few gutters on the school and caused other minor damage.
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2 weeks ago |
stltoday.com | Blythe Bernhard
ST. LOUIS — A former school board member is suing St. Louis Public Schools for violating his constitutional rights by banning him from public meetings. Bill Monroe was banned last October for six months for allegedly striking a staff member’s arm and speaking beyond the three-minute limit at board meetings. The ban ended three days before the lawsuit was filed Friday in federal court.
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From 2012: Geier pushes a debunked theory that autism is associated with mercury in childhood vaccines. His research advocating Lupron to reduce testosterone that binds to mercury has been discredited by the American Academy of Pediatrics. https://t.co/P5pGDjFTLR
The man tapped by RFK Jr to run a clinical trial looking to tie vaccines to autism has been charged with practicing medicine without a license, given autistic children a dangerous drug not approved for use in the US & improperly prescribed puberty blockers https://t.co/zkQqAJjsWb
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