Claudette Riley is an Education Reporter at Springfield News-Leader. She specializes in covering K-12 and higher education in Missouri, with a keen focus on academia, social issues, and regional interests. Claudette's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as USA TODAY, Detroit Free Press, and Yahoo News.
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Claudette's coverage is heavily focused on local education and community events in Springfield, Missouri. She frequently reports on government announcements related to the educational sector, school performance, and local events involving schools or students.
If you are reaching out to Claudette Riley, consider offering insights into educational policies affecting the state of Missouri or specific initiatives within the Springfield community. Additionally, providing unique angles related to local school performances or individual student achievements may capture her attention.
Entertainment news is also a significant theme for Claudette; however, it is not as dominant as education. If your pitch involves entertainment-related stories tied to educational institutions or has an impact on the local community in Springfield, she may find it compelling.
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Starting this year, Springfield students will be expected to still learn at home most days when school is canceled for inclement weather.
By: Claudette Riley
Sarah Hough becomes the second person to announce plans to run for the SPS board. Last week, community volunteer Gail Smart said she will seek a seat.
A Springfield man and woman were pushing a motorcycle on Highway Z, north of Willard, early Monday when they were struck from behind by a car.
By: Claudette Riley
Jason Steingraber, a former principal, currently oversees choice programs, gifted education and summer programs.
By: Claudette Riley
The drone-assisted project will study the practical and economic aspects of growing trees and forage together, especially Black Walnut trees.
By: Claudette Riley
The Ozark school board recently voted to offer health insurance to part-time employees who work at least 25 hours a week.
By: Claudette Riley
claudette riley, springfield news-leader In advance of Veterans Day, Missouri State will honor all military and first responders Saturday at its annual Hosting Heroes Day.
By: Claudette Riley
Currently, 884 student veterans are enrolled at Missouri State University, along with 236 military dependents.
By: Claudette Riley
Springfield News-Leader City Utilities Transit will not charge for bus rides on Election Day
By: Claudette Riley
Springfield News-Leader A Springfield woman died Sunday in a Joplin hospital, two days after a Friday evening crash that also killed a driver from Oklahoma and left two passengers with injuries.
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