Annelise Hanshaw/Missouri Independent
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Software problems created a months-long backlog that forced some providers out of business, but Education Commissioner Karla Eslinger said 70% of that backlog has been cleared.
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Kanakuk Ministries and its insurer are released from claims of fraud, with statute of limitations impacting sexual abuse survivor’s right to sue.
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Bills largely split by partisan divides seek to expand or modify charter school operation in Missouri.
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State Rep. Doug Clemens files bill protecting breeding animals but expects pushback from the state’s agriculture operations.
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The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education believes that lowering a GPA requirement for teachers will improve teacher recruitment and retention without reducing educator quality.
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State officials once again delay classification of school districts based on performance report scores.
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A 74-page ruling backs state’s argument defending law that has blocked transgender Missourians from accessing gender-affirming health care.
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Lawsuit alleges Kanakuk Ministries and ACE American Insurance Company lied to conceal former director’s abuse.
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Education officials previously predicted the payments to child care providers would be caught up by the end of October, but now expect an additional five weeks
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In a 13-day trial, Circuit Court Judge Craig Carter narrows in on key arguments.