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University Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63121- 4400
(314) 516-6807

Enrollment Data: • Pre-K: 2,166 • K-12: 24,871 • Average Daily Attendance: 94% Student Data: • Male: 51% • Female: 49% • African American: 83% • Caucasian: 11% • Hispanic: 3% • Asian: 3% • ESOL: 7% • Students in Transition: 14% • Special Education: 12% • Approved for free/reduced lunch: 89% Employee Data: • Total Employees: 4,413 • Teachers: 1,909

NIE is an acronym for Newspapers in Education. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch NIE program encourages teachers to use the Post-Dispatch as a textbook in the classroom. Through NIE, students use the newspaper to learn a variety of skills - from math, reading and character education to science, health and nutrition. The Post-Dispatch NIE program has been providing newspaper access to area teachers and students for more than 30 years and provides access to more than 6 million papers and/or ePosts a year. Since the introduction of ePost (an exact electronic replica of the Post-Dispatch), NIE is now a green program eliminating the production and distribution of newspapers to classrooms. NIE, through Missouri Press Foundation, is a 501c3.

The Downtown Dance Center (DDC), home of The Big Muddy Dance Company, offers specialized training for the intermediate, advanced, and professional dancer. Along with open advanced morning ballet classes with The Big Muddy Dance Company, the company offers a Trainee Program for those high level dancers who are ready to take their dancing to the next level, or experience a pre-professional atmosphere. For those intermediate to advanced dancers who wish to supplement their current training with high level classes, the DDC also offers an open track of ballet and contemporary jazz classes. New to the schedule are our Beginning I-II Adult classes for those inexperienced dancers hoping to have fun, stay in shape, and learn the basics of dance!

The Saint Louis University Law Journal is the oldest publication at Saint Louis University School of Law. Law students edit and produce the Journal, which the School of Law sponsors. Eminent scholars, judges, professors, practitioners and high-achieving law students author the articles for the Journal’s four annual issues. The Journal publishes four annual issues on a variety of legal topics. It is our goal to publish timely, pertinent and thought-provoking legal scholarship in every volume. Further, we seek to make publishing with the Journal a positive and enjoyable experience for the authors with whom we collaborate. Finally, it is our readers whom we endeavor to serve. Our readers are the final judge of quality, and the Journal seeks to improve in quality with each successive volume.

YouthBuild is a program for young adults ages 17-24 years old, not enrolled in school, St. Louis city resident, from a low income family, and have at least ONE of the following barriers; *Deficient in Basic Skill *High School Dropout *Offender (youth or adult) The purpose of the YouthBuild program is to help At-risk youth to reach their educational goals and gain skill in the construction field. Youth enrolled in program are able to take advantage of many services. Services are tailored to meet the specific needs of each youth.

Maurice Egeston is a pianist from St. Louis, Missouri who spends his musical time leading bands, writing music, working as a piano accompanist and working as an educator in both the classroom and the private studio. Mo did his graduate studies in chamber music and accompanying at Southern Illinois University (Edwardsville) with Dr. Linda Perry. He has been the adjunct music instructor at Columbia College-St. Louis since 1996 and he returned as a music instructor to McKendree University in the Fall of 2012. - See more at: http://www.moegeston.com

We bring young people together through our Saturday workshops, to invent, create and make tangible items through many different faucets of building and design. Saturday Workshop: AM class: 10:00 am - Noon PM class: 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Visit http://building-futures.org/ or email [email protected] for more information.

MCPSA is the respected voice for charter public schools in the State of Missouri advocating, communicating, and educating our members, charter school stakeholders, and communities throughout the State.

College Preparatory High School values academic achievement and character development in all of its students. We offer enrichment courses in music, art, and foreign languages as well as advanced placement classes and ACT preparation.

In 2009, KIPP Inspire Academy opened with 80 fifth graders and one promise: that we would do whatever it takes to help our students climb the mountain to and through college. Seven years later, we continue to make-and keep-that promise, now serving nearly 960 students in four schools. With the support of our sponsor, Washington University in St. Louis, KIPP St. Louis eventually plans to serve more than 2,600 students in six schools. KIPP St. Louis enrolls students from every zip code in the city, and aims to bring the opportunity for quality education to those students living in areas without access to high-performing schools. Ninety-eight percent of our students are African-American, 96 percent qualify for free or reduced-price meals, and 13 percent qualify for special education services.