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Board recognizes Myra Berry as superintendent; six schools removed from comprehensive status
Summary
The board formally recognized Myra Berry as superintendent and heard that six district schools were removed from comprehensive status by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, highlighting school leaders credited for academic gains.
The Saint Louis Board of Education formally recognized Dr. Myra Berry as superintendent and heard an update that six district schools were removed from comprehensive status by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Dr. Berry told the board that the removal from comprehensive status reflects “strong academic growth, effective school leadership, and a deep commitment to ensuring every student has access to high quality education.” She named the schools and credited principals and staff for their leadership.
Several public commenters also congratulated the board on the appointment. Dr. Zachariah Davis, who identified himself as a teacher and pastor, said he had heard Dr. Berry’s presentation to the state board and called it “an excellent presentation,” expressing support for the board’s choice.
The recognition and the announcement about school status were delivered as part of the meeting’s presentations; no formal action was required for the update.
