St. Louis Board of Education approves 180-day expulsion for Student 2026-1

School Board President Carrie Salladay called a special meeting of the St. Louis Board of Education to order at 6:00 p.m. Monday in the High School Media Center.

Member Chad Clark moved to accept the agenda as presented; Member William Bosquez supported the motion and it carried. The board then voted to move into closed session after a motion by Member Steven Brimmer and support from Member Chad Clark. The minutes record that the motion to enter closed session passed on an "All Ayes" vote.

After returning to open session on a motion by Member Kelly Bebow supported by Member William Bosquez, Member Steven Brimmer moved and Member John Pavlik supported a motion to "Approve a 180-day expulsion for St. Louis Public School Student 2026-1." A roll call vote was conducted and recorded in the minutes as "All Ayes," and the motion passed. The minutes do not specify the facts or allegations underlying the expulsion.

According to the meeting record, the members present were Carrie Salladay, Kelly Bebow, John Pavlik, William Bosquez, Steven Brimmer and Chad Clark; Member Carla Trevino was absent. The minutes note that Superintendent Jennifer McKittrick and TSN Middle School Principal Steven Taylor were present.

Member William Bosquez moved to adjourn the meeting, Member John Pavlik supported the motion, and the minutes record the meeting adjourned with an "All Ayes" vote. The minutes were submitted by William Bosquez, School Board Secretary, with a recorded time of 6:31 p.m.

Details the board did not include in the published minutes: the specific reasons for the student’s expulsion and any supporting findings were not specified in the transcript provided. The board’s record identifies the disciplined student only as "St. Louis Public School Student 2026-1."