Whether the problem is under-qualification or selfishness, the management of the St. Louis Public School District is unacceptable and continues to be extremely detrimental to both students and the community. The latest distress comes from funding cuts of school libraries. Other private and charter schools in the area are able to fund superior library programs on an even tighter budgets. Yet Rick Sullivan, the CEO of the Special Administrative Board that made this regrettable cutback, continues to repeat the untrue and scapegoat ‘lack of funds’ excuse. The school district needs to be held accountable for their funding decisions. Why would we invest more in a system that has continually proven to fail to distribute it properly?
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