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An over 30 year resident of Skinker DeBaliviere and St. Louis’s most recent 3-term mayor, is running for the school board. Vince Schoemehl is seeking a 3 year term and is on the mayor’s slate.
He feels there are opportunities to change the direction of elementary and secondary education in St. Louis to ensure that another generation is not left behind.
The desegregation program is ending and the public schools will receive a settlement.
He and other slate members are well-known in the community and will be able increase interest in and attention to the schools.
In addition, they will encourage close interaction with other state and city agencies to see that students have the services they need.
Most important of all for Schoemehl is to have a good teacher in every classroom and all the tools needed for instruction there from day one of the school year.
The other slate members include Robert Archibald, Ron Jackson, and Darnetta Clinksdale. Forum: Thursday, March 6, 2003, New City School, 5209 Waterman, 7 p.m. Co-sponsored by Skinker-Debaliviere Community Council and other neighborhood organizations.
All candidates for School Board invited to speak.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, February–March 2003.
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