Claudette Riley is a Metro Editor at Springfield News-Leader. She is a senior reporter covering K-12 and higher education in Missouri, with a focus on topics such as public education, school administration, and the intersection of education with the local economy and real estate development. Claudette's work has been featured in prominent outlets including USA TODAY, Detroit Free Press, and Yahoo News.
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Claudette's coverage is heavily focused on local education and community events in Springfield, Missouri. She frequently reports on government announcements related to the educational sector, school performance, and local events involving schools or students.
If you are reaching out to Claudette Riley, consider offering insights into educational policies affecting the state of Missouri or specific initiatives within the Springfield community. Additionally, providing unique angles related to local school performances or individual student achievements may capture her attention.
Entertainment news is also a significant theme for Claudette; however, it is not as dominant as education. If your pitch involves entertainment-related stories tied to educational institutions or has an impact on the local community in Springfield, she may find it compelling.
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Robert W. Plaster Center for Student Success houses hands-on programs.
By: Claudette Riley
Springfield campus will move two additional programs to online only.
By: Claudette Riley
Superintendent says project fulfills ‘dreams’ of fine, performing arts academy.
By: Claudette Riley
University point person helps students secure $600K in awards in recent years.
By: Claudette Riley
Calhoun Street home served as hospital for Black patients during segregation.
Sept. 9 ceremony marks latest phase of work at Kampeter Hall.
By: Claudette Riley
More than 200 qualified to interview for four-year program that mixes classwork, job training
By: Claudette Riley
Clothing store joins recently opened barber shop, beauty supplier.
Initial three-year contract with HR supplier starts mid-October.
By: Claudette Riley
Gov. Mike Kehoe created 18-member panel to examine issues, develop report.
