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Untrusted: St Louis Education Nonprofit, The Opportunity Trust, Has Plenty Of Skeptics

St. Louis Public Radio Eric Scroggins returned to St. Louis after a 14-year career with Teach For America to found the Opportunity Trust. In its first three years, it s garnered lots of skeptics. The Opportunity Trust has been involved in St. Louis’ fractured public education scene for about three years. In that time, its deep coffers and controversial priorities have stirred deep distrust and claims of a hidden agenda, especially from passionate supporters of traditional school districts. The teachers union in St. Louis says the organization s founder, Eric Scroggins, is entwined with billionaires bent on privatizing public education. Former school board members similarly say the Opportunity Trust has brought an outside agenda to local education. And community activists claim it’s just an arm of a national movement to dismantle urban school districts.

State School Board Expands Normandy s Governing Board After Complaints

St. Louis Public Radio Mike Jones is one of two new members who will join an expanded state-appointed board overseeing Normandy s school district. He previously served on the state school board. The Normandy school district’s state-appointed governing board gained two more members Thursday as the state school board tried to appease concerns in the community over the struggling district’s leadership. In a brief special meeting of the Missouri State Board of Education, board members approved expanding Normandy’s governing board, known formally as the Joint-Executive Governing Board, from five members to seven. Mike Jones, a former state board member, will soon join Normandy’s board along with William Humphrey, who served on Normandy’s school board as an elected member before the state takeover.

Judge Grants Bail to 3 in Rape Case That Divided Rhode Island Town

Judge Grants Bail to 3 in Rape Case That Divided Rhode Island Town Emily Shugerman © Provided by The Daily Beast Brian Turner/Wikimedia Commons A Rhode Island judge is allowing three young men to return home in a rape case that has divided the small town of South Kingstown, saying their continued pre-trial detention was “neither justified nor justifiable.” The case centers on the events of March 1 and 2, where the three men and one juvenile, who was released on bail earlier this month, met up with a former classmate for a night of drinking. The 19-year-old former classmate claims she quickly blacked out and does not remember the sexual conduct that followed. Lawyers for the accused say she was a consenting participant in the acts, even if she cannot remember them.

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