KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Five days after a southwest Missouri judge signed an order to close Agape Boarding School and remove students over concerns they weren’t safe, he again delayed that action Monday. Officials with the Missouri attorney general’s office and the Missouri Department of Social Services were prepared to present evidence at a hearing in the Cedar County Courthouse on why the embattled school should be shut down. Two former students and a DSS employee who investigated abuse at the school near Stockton were ready to take the stand. But Judge David Munton refused to allow either former…
