Unfortunately, not too good. Like all inner city public schools across the country, the St. Louis Public School District has struggled for years. The district's Board of Education suffers from in-fighting, budgets don't meet the financial need, tax dollars are shrinking, and too many parents take no active role in their children's education. For more specific details about individual schools, visit this site: http://www.missourischoolrank.com/
St. Louis Public Schools was created in 1838.
St. Louis Public Schools's motto is 'The First, Best Choice.'.
St. Louis Public Library's population is 300.
St. Louis Public Library was created in 1865.
St. Louis was ranked the most dangerous city in the US in a 2010 survey.
The budget of St. Louis Public Library is 22,200,000 dollars.
The address of the East St. Louis Public Library is: 5300 State Street, East St Louis, 62203 1341
The phone number of the East St. Louis Public Library is: 618-397-0991.
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According to the Pulitzer.org database (April 26, 2011), the St. Louis Post-Dispatch has been nominated for 40 Pulitzers, won 17, and was a finalist for 7 more. They have been the recipient of five Pulitzer Public Service awards, the highest accolade in the newspaper industry.Pulitzer Prize Winners1989: Ron Olshwanger, Spot News Photography, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1972: Frank Peters Jr., Criticism, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1970: Marquis W. Childs, Commentary, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1966: Robert Lasch, Editorial Writing, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1959: William H. (Bill) Mauldin, Editorial Cartooning, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1955: Daniel R. Fitzpatrick, Editorial Cartooning, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1952: Public Service, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1950: Public Service, Chicago Daily News and St. Louis Post-Dispatch1948: Public Service, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1946: Edward A. Harris, Telegraphic Reporting (National), St. Louis Post-Dispatch1941: Public Service, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1940: Bart Howard, Editorial Writing, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1937: Public Service, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1932: Charles G. Ross, Correspondence, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1929: Paul Y. Anderson, Reporting, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1927: John T. Rogers, Reporting, St. Louis Post-Dispatch1926: D. R. Fitzpatrick, Editorial Cartooning, St. Louis Post-Dispatch