SLPS superintendent recommends 9 fewer schools, 2 more years for McKinley High as part of ‘Future Ready’ plan
St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra Berry is recommending nine fewer schools and a two-year extension for McKinley High School as part of the SLPS Future Ready plan St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra Berry has recommended nine fewer schools and a two-year extension for McKinley High School as part of the SLPS Future Ready plan. The proposal would transition magnet schools to neighborhood schools, repurpose nine buildings, restructure grade levels at four schools, and also create Clyde C. Miller into a full career and technical education center. Board of Education President Dr. Karen Collins-Adams is urging McKinley parents to increase enrollment. Some board members questioned why McKinley is being given the same opportunity as other schools. Others argued that the district cannot afford to operate more schools and that spreading resources across too many buildings could lead to bankruptcy.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myra Berry is recommending nine fewer schools and a two-year extension for McKinley High School as part of the SLPS Futur... [1610 symbols]
