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Educators in Center and Hickman Mills Schools worry the pandemic will make many of their students homeless.
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Once a week, Waynesville High School in south-central Missouri resounds with the celebratory air of a football game. The marching band has just completed…
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There's good news for a Kansas City elementary school that wasn’t sure how it would continue a successful tutoring program that helps transient students…
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There were 307 students enrolled at Pitcher Elementary on the last day of school, but that number doesn’t tell the whole story.Pitcher is about as far…
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Kansas City’s most vulnerable students often fall behind when their families move often. And when the kids don’t meet the state’s expectations on…
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In the cold of a Kansas City winter, Fran Marion and her two teenage children wrapped themselves in coats and blankets in their frigid rental home. Marion…
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Leaders in City Hall and Kansas City Public Schools are just beginning to piece together a connection between Kansas City’s high numbers of evictions and…
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Landlords in Jackson County are filing hundreds of eviction requests each month, resulting in thousands of eviction orders every year. And those recorded…
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Children at Ingels Elementary School in the Hickman Mills School District are used to seeing empty desks.Ingels is a “high churn” school, meaning students…
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Around one in five students in KCMO change schools at least once during the school year. What does that look like in the Hickman Mills School District?…
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Starting in the 1990s, Hickman Mills became a forgotten community. Middle-income families moved out. Blight moved in. Drive through the neighborhoods…
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Brenda Thomas and her husband bought their house in Marlborough the 1990s because they wanted to send their daughter to a magnet program in Kansas City…