Amanda Householder, center, speaks outside the St. Louis office of...

Amanda Householder, center, speaks outside the St. Louis office of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey on Monday, May 13, 2024, as David Clohessy, right, listens. They were among a group of people urging Bailey to take action in response to allegations of child abuse at Christian boarding schools in southern Missouri. Credit: AP/Jim Salter

ST. LOUIS — In a story published May 13, 2024, about boarding schools in Missouri, The Associated Press erroneously reported that two boys were found safe after leaving a boarding school near Ava, Missouri. One of the teenagers was a boy, and one was a girl.

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