Less than 48 hours before the first day of class, at least 1,000 Saint Louis Public Schools students were left without transportation.
ST. LOUIS — Less than 48 hours before the first day of class on Monday, at least 1,000 Saint Louis Public Schools students were left without transportation.
The district said it was notified Saturday morning by Xtra Care Transportation that it would no longer be able to provide six buses for students at nearly two dozen schools, including:
- Academy of Entrepreneurship Studies Middle School at L’Ouverture;
- Adams Elementary School;
- Ashland Elementary School;
- Buder Elementary School;
- Busch Middle School of Character;
- Carr Lane Visual and Performing Arts Middle School;
- Columbia Elementary School;
- Compton-Drew Investigative Learning Center Middle School;
- Dewey International Studies Elementary School;
- Gateway STEM High School;
- Jefferson Elementary School;
- Lexington Elementary School;
- Long International Middle School;
- Lyon Academy at Blow;
- Mullanphy-Botanical Gardens Investigative Learning Center;
- Nahed Chapman New American Academy;
- Nahed Chapman New American Academy at Roosevelt High School;
- Oak Hill Elementary School;
- Roosevelt High …