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MO school leaders concerned about ‘A’ through ‘F’ report card rollout

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By Annelise Hanshaw Verified
| Springfield News-Leader Verified
Missouri educators are concerned about the state's plan to quickly implement an "A" through "F" report card system for public schools. The new grading system stems from an executive order issued by Gov. Mike Kehoe in January. School leaders worry about publicly labeling schools with grades based on a system that is still under development and lacks complete data. Missouri educators voiced concerns Thursday, Sept.
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By Annelise Hanshaw Verified
| Joplin Globe Verified
Missouri educators voiced concerns last week that the state is rushing to roll out an "A" through "F" report card system for public schools without fully considering its provisions.
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Missouri Charter School Commission Returns $685,000 in Surplus Funds to Sponsored Schools

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By Annelise Hanshaw Verified
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Missouri’s largest charter-school sponsor entered August with nearly $3.3 million in its account, which is more than twice what it spent in the previous fiscal year. Now the Missouri Charter Public School Commission is sending some of that money back to the schools it oversees. At its August meeting, the commission approved $685,000 in rebates, with individual schools receiving between $10,000 and $70,000.
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