Claudette Riley is a Metro Editor at Springfield News-Leader. She is a senior reporter specializing in K-12 and higher education in Missouri, covering topics such as educational policy, school governance, and public education. Claudette's work has been featured in notable publications including 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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By: Claudette Riley
Average scholarships for student athletes expected to near $16K starting in 2026-27 year.
By: Claudette Riley
Board of Trustees told the location of a utility transmission line must be addressed before moving forward with parking garage.
By: Claudette Riley
Springfield Public Schools officials say reducing the positions will save $4.3 million during the 2026-27 year.
By: Claudette Riley
Opening of student union will free up 20,000 square feet of space inside Information Commons.
By: Claudette Riley
After recent gifts, the Child Advocacy Center is within $1M of its fundraising goal.
By: Claudette Riley
CoxHealth lauded by state for its model apprenticeship program.
By: Claudette Riley
Part of the Alliance for Healthcare Education, Ozarks Tech has expanded its programs.
By: Claudette Riley
With Missouri’s 2026 legislative session in the rearview mirror, term-limited Sen. Lincoln Hough, R-Springfield, plans to spend the summer ferrying his sons – ages 8 and 12 – to baseball games, …
By: Claudette Riley
Educators from 25 school districts in the Ozarks signed up for a free workshop on how to responsibly harness the power of artificial intelligence in their work.
Springfield massage therapy, medical assistant school shuttered in early June.
