Keisha Scarlett, ex-St. Louis Public Schools superintendent, plans to sue for wrongful termination, alleging a biased investigation.

Keisha Scarlett, recently fired as superintendent of St. Louis Public Schools, plans to sue the district for wrongful termination, alleging a biased investigation led to her dismissal. Scarlett's attorney claims she was denied due process and barred from accessing crucial information. Terminated after a hearing, her employment was questioned due to issues with student transportation and financial practices. Scarlett, who began her role in July 2023, insists she did not violate any policies.