The head of a north county school district gets upset when the "You Paid For It Team" shows up with questions.  The team wanted to know why you're paying so much for consultants.  Investigator Elliott Davis looks at the school district's lack of response.

The district shelled out.$529,395.25 of taxpayers money on consultants from July of last year to this past February.

Among them, consultants on finance, support services, and buildings.  Alsom $87,000 went to a public relations consultant.

If you don’t like the lack of answers, contact Riverview Gardens special administrative board chairman Lynn Beckwith at 314-869-2505.

An investigation is underway after a St. Louis county school resource officer fires his weapon inside a North County high school.

A letter went home to parents in the Hazelwood school district on Wednesday afternoon. The shot was fired at Hazelwood East high school around 11am.

The Hazelwood school district says the officers weapon accidentally discharged in a security room near the school's front office. The bullet shot through the office wall and into an adjacent office where a nurse and two students were sitting. No one was injured.

St. Louis county police say the officer was cleaning his 40 caliber semi automatic department issued handgun when it happened. Why he was cleaning his gun inside the school during school hours is now part of the investigation.

The Hazelwod school district is working with St. Louis county police and say the school resource officer will not return the Hazelwood school district.

Power has been restored in all facilities in the Riverview Gardens School District. District offices and classes in all buildings will resume a normal schedule tomorrow, Tuesday, April 26, 2011.