The discussion is expected to primarily involve the scheduling of future meetings and a trial about the case, officials said.
Parties in the Jane Turner v. School District of Clayton court case are expected to be back in court Tuesday afternoon. Elkin Kistner, an attorney representing Jane Turner and the other parents in the case, said it will be up to Judge David Vincent to decide whether the meeting is closed to the public. He said he is hoping to get a schedule for a later trial out of the discussion. It's likely the meeting will not be open to the public and probably will involve getting dates on the calendar for future conferences about the court case, said Chris Tennill, chief communications officer for the Clayton school district. He said he expected to have more details about the discussion late Tuesday or Wednesday morning. The Missouri Supreme Court in …
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These two Republican lawmakers in the Missouri General Assembly worked on legislation this session that affects residents of Clayton and Richmond Heights.
A Republican lawmaker who represents Clayton and Richmond Heights played a role in shaping this year’s session of the Missouri General Assembly. Meanwhile, another Republican lawmaker spearheaded an effort to provide some resolution to the ongoing debate over the court case Turner v. Clayton. The legislature ended its roughly five-month session on Friday, most notably adjourning without deals on sweeping changes to tax credit programs, local control of the St. Louis Police Department or a measure aimed at starting the process to build a nuclear power plant in Callaway County. The legislature did have a list of successful ventures, including ending the “franchise tax” on corporate assets and extending a prescription drug program to seniors…
