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During a recent government meeting, officials discussed critical issues surrounding student transportation and homelessness in St. Louis. Secretary Jones highlighted the need for families capable of transporting their children to school to communicate their willingness to do so. This initiative aims to streamline transportation routes, ensuring that students who genuinely require assistance can receive it.
Jones also brought attention to the alarming number of homeless students in the city, emphasizing that many do not fit the traditional definition of homelessness. These students often find temporary shelter with relatives or friends due to the dire housing conditions in St. Louis. She urged community members to support these vulnerable students, who face uncertainty about their living situations on a nightly basis. The discussion underscored the pressing need for improved housing quality and support systems for families in crisis.
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