After starting the school year mostly virtual, most South County school districts are now back in school in person for four or five days a week.
All students in the Mehlville School District will return to five days of in-person learning in April after an assist from a pharmacy owner alumnus to get the district’s teachers vaccinated. The district is holding two vaccine clinics for all district teachers and staff who want a COVID-19 vaccine, with doses provided by an alumnus, Dr. Tyler Taylor of St. Louis Hills Pharmacy in South City. The second dose will be administered April 18, a day switched to virtual learning for all students to accommodate teachers going to their appointments.
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series on the legislators’ call for an investigation.
More than a month after the Nov. 3 presidential election, over half of Missouri’s Republican state representatives including the incoming speaker of the House and nearly all South County’s GOP legislators called on Congress to refuse to certify six battleground states’ electoral college votes unless they investigate their results.
Rep. Justin Hill, a Republican from Lake St. Louis, filed a nonbinding resolution Dec. 10 declaring that the Missouri House has a “lack of faith” in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania or Wisconsin’s presidential election results.