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Hiba Ahmad
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Education Reporter, St. Louis Public Radio
Saint Louis
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Content
By Madison Lammert Verified, Hiba Ahmad Verified| Belleville News-Democrat Verified An empty special education classroom at Harmony Intermediate on Aug. 16, 2023. Harmony-Emge District 175, like other districts in the metro-east, is grappling with Illinois' teacher shortage. Belleville News-Democrat After President Donald Trump signed an anticipated executive order to further dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, educators on both sides of the Mississippi River question what's coming next.
By Will Bauer Verified, Hiba Ahmad Verified| NPR Illinois Verified To combat a $10.3 million deficit, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville will turn to layoffs and drop academic programs later this spring to cut costs, a university spokeswoman said Friday. “We have made important budgetary adjustments in recent years and are committed to making additional changes to ensure that the institution’s excellence continues,” SIUE spokeswoman Nicole Franklin said in a statement.
By Madison Lammert Verified, Hiba Ahmad Verified| Belleville News-Democrat Verified An empty special education classroom at Harmony Intermediate on Aug. 16, 2023. Harmony-Emge District 175, like other districts in the metro-east, is grappling with Illinois' teacher shortage. Belleville News-Democrat After President Donald Trump signed an anticipated executive order to further dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, educators on both sides of the Mississippi River question what's coming next.
Company Info
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio (STLPR) is a non-commercial, listener-supported radio station based in St. Louis, Missouri, operating under the call letters KWMU. Founded in 1972, STLPR has evolved into a prominent source of news, talk, and cultural programming, focusing on local storytelling and NPR content. The station transitioned to a full-time news and talk format in 1995 and became St. Louis’ first FM news station in 1996. In 2021, it rebranded as St. Louis Public Radio and adopted the short name STLPR. STLPR offers a variety of programming, including local shows like *St. Louis on the Air*, national NPR content, and specialty programs such as *The Next Set: Live From Jazz St. Louis*. The station also provides digital platforms for live streaming, podcasts, and in-depth articles. With a commitment to award-winning journalism, STLPR serves its audience of listener-members, corporate sponsors, and grant-making organizations, making it a trusted source for both local and national news.
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
+1 314-516-5968
Founded: 1972