Lutheran School of Nursing Reviews
3547 S Jefferson Ave
St. Louis, MO 63118
(314) 577-5850
RN diploma program.
3547 S Jefferson Ave
St. Louis, MO 63118
(314) 577-5850
Many of the Gene Slay's Boys' Club’s alumni have and continue to impact the St. Louis metropolitan area as leaders in the business community, elected officials, judges, medical professionals, police officers and fire fighters, professional athletes, and philanthropists. The Gene Slay's Boys' Club of St. Louis works to prepare the next generation of young men to lead the community. The Club’s vision is that the youth served will achieve the skills needed to graduate high school, enter college, live healthy lifestyles, and provide leadership in the community. As the community around the Club has changed, so have its programs. The Club has devoted itself to evolving with St. Louis to ensure that it will always exist as a resource for youth.
Many of the Gene Slay's Boys' Club’s alumni have and continue to impact the St. Louis metropolitan area as leaders in the business community, elected officials, judges, medical professionals, police officers and fire fighters, professional athletes, and philanthropists. The Gene Slay's Boys' Club of St. Louis works to prepare the next generation of young men to lead the community. The Club’s vision is that the youth served will achieve the skills needed to graduate high school, enter college, live healthy lifestyles, and provide leadership in the community. As the community around the Club has changed, so have its programs. The Club has devoted itself to evolving with St. Louis to ensure that it will always exist as a resource for youth.
Y Literacy UNLOCKS THE POWER OF LITERACY through four programs. Youth Programs: YRead Unlocks the Power of Literacy by... Providing free one-on-one tutoring to school-age children who are a grade level or more behind in their reading skills. The YRead program matches school-age students who are struggling in reading with volunteer tutors. Tutors and students meet twice a week in local libraries for a year to foster a love of reading and improve skills. Learning Labs Unlock the Power of Literacy by... Providing small group reading and math instruction. The Learning Labs provide small group instruction for students who need help improving their reading or math skills. Learning Labs are located at the Emerson Family YMCA, the Monsanto Family YMCA and the Carondelet Park Rec Complex. Students enrolled in the Learning Labs attend regularly scheduled sessions twice a week during after school hours for an hour each session. We also have a Learning Lab at Cool Valley Elementary School sponsored by Express Scripts. Adult Programs: The Literacy Council Unlocks the Power of Literacy by... Providing free one-on-one tutoring to adults needing to improve their reading skills. Tutors and students meet at local libraries once a week for 1.5 hours. Students and tutors invest one year in the program so they can work together as the student meets his/her personal goals. Beginning Babies with Books Unlocks the Power of Literacy by... Empowering parents to become their child’s first teacher and best role model for reading. Beginning Babies with Books works with parents to develop at home literacy skills by providing parent support and opportunities to receive children's books.
The iconic cities of the world have defining characteristics that are instantly recognizable. Dense urban cores, vibrant arts and diverse cultural communities, and cheap and efficient public transportation are features which keep cities like New York, Chicago, and London on the map. That vibrancy one feels, the humming electricity in the air when wandering the streets of a cosmopolitan city, is the Human Current. We raise the voltage of the Human Current through people-centric design dedicated to improving access to resources in a few key areas: education, sustainability, and transit. Though we will also be selling some home goods and other retail products, our community building practice - Citizen Carpentry - will hold classes through Dabble and offer discounts to Cowry Collective Timebanking members. We are dedicated to promoting alternative economic models and decentralizing production away from big box stores. Sourcing materials locally as well as upcycling reduces transportation costs and keeps material out of landfills, which helps to reduce our carbon footprint.
The Center for Sustainability is an academic unit at Saint Louis University that offers graduate programs in sustainability, urban planning, and geographic information systems (GIS). If you would like more information about campus sustainability initiatives, including recycling, waste reduction, and building and grounds maintenance, please visit Facilities Services' SLUstainability website at https://www.slu.edu/facilities-services-home/sustainability or like the GreenBilliken on Facebook.
Mind & Body Kula is a community teaching organization dedicated to improving people's lives through the practice of mindful movement and contemplation. Please bring your minds and bodies together to participate in our kula.
Many young adults lack the life skill, education, and employment skill development necessary to successfully transition to adulthood. Without the appropriate family and community support, homelessness and poverty become common. It is our mission to empower young adults to realize their full potential and provide them with the skills and supports necessary to successfully transition to adulthood. By working collaboratively with a network of volunteers and community supporters, we ensure that our young people develop the skills they need to be emotionally and financially stable and independent.
The Center for Sustainability is an academic unit at Saint Louis University that offers graduate programs in sustainability, urban planning, and geographic information systems (GIS). If you would like more information about campus sustainability initiatives, including recycling, waste reduction, and building and grounds maintenance, please visit Facilities Services' SLUstainability website at https://www.slu.edu/facilities-services-home/sustainability or like the GreenBilliken on Facebook.
The Writers Table workshops meet once a week for four weeks. Each workshop is 90 minutes long and structured in a 30/30/30 format. Thirty minutes will be spent discussing an assigned short story and how its elements inform that workshop's particular lesson. Thirty minutes will be spent in lecture when the instructor teaches an engaging lesson using story examples, multi-media, and a carefully prepared talk on the particular elements being covered in that workshop. Thirty minutes will be used for in-class writing in which the students will be given specifically designed prompts, write from them using what was covered that workshop, and receive immediate feedback from the instructor on their writing and, if they chose, other students in the class.
The iconic cities of the world have defining characteristics that are instantly recognizable. Dense urban cores, vibrant arts and diverse cultural communities, and cheap and efficient public transportation are features which keep cities like New York, Chicago, and London on the map. That vibrancy one feels, the humming electricity in the air when wandering the streets of a cosmopolitan city, is the Human Current. We raise the voltage of the Human Current through people-centric design dedicated to improving access to resources in a few key areas: education, sustainability, and transit. Though we will also be selling some home goods and other retail products, our community building practice - Citizen Carpentry - will hold classes through Dabble and offer discounts to Cowry Collective Timebanking members. We are dedicated to promoting alternative economic models and decentralizing production away from big box stores. Sourcing materials locally as well as upcycling reduces transportation costs and keeps material out of landfills, which helps to reduce our carbon footprint.
Facebook Comment Guidelines, Confluence Charter Schools Confluence Charter Schools has guidelines for comments on its school Facebook pages. Confluence welcomes comments from students, alumni, parents and community members. Our Facebook pages represent our mission, vision and our core values of Wisdom, Justice, Courage, Compassion, Hope, Respect, Responsibility and Integrity. To keep conversations focused on school news and events, the Confluence Charter Schools’ Facebook pages – Old North, South City, Walnut Park, Confluence Preparatory Academy and Grand Center Arts Academy – are reviewed every day by the communications/public relations department. We ask that you are respectful and responsible when you make a comment. Any comments or posts that are deemed inappropriate, off-topic or unrelated to Confluence Charter Schools will be removed. Comments that will be removed include, but are not limited to: • Personal attacks • Off-topic posts • Comments focused on selling a product or service, SPAM • Comments about a specific student or staff member. Facebook is not the place for comments about issues with specific staff or students. If you have an issue you would like addressed, please contact your child’s school principal or the Confluence Resource Office. • Illegal posts – Laws that govern the use of copyrights, trade secrets, etc. will be followed. • Language – Language that is, but not limited to, seen as offensive, profane or provocative, hateful, racially or ethnically offensive or derogatory, threatening, obscene or sexually explicit will be deleted. • Links to outside websites – We will not allow fans to include links to websites for any purpose. Confluence Charter Schools will block fans from its Facebook pages for two or more violations of the guidelines. Posting Pictures to Confluence Facebook Pages To protect the integrity and safety of our students, Confluence Charter Schools will not allow fans to post pictures to its school Facebook pages. The pictures posted on the Facebook pages will be taken by Confluence administrators and/or staff, following the guidelines of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), a federal law. Pictures of students on Facebook will not include full names, but may include captions that highlight the event or activity.
Revival School of the Arts is an after-school program that meets every Monday evening at the New City Fellowship South building from 630-830pm for group and individual lessons in the arts and teaching about worship.
Many of the Gene Slay's Boys' Club’s alumni have and continue to impact the St. Louis metropolitan area as leaders in the business community, elected officials, judges, medical professionals, police officers and fire fighters, professional athletes, and philanthropists. The Gene Slay's Boys' Club of St. Louis works to prepare the next generation of young men to lead the community. The Club’s vision is that the youth served will achieve the skills needed to graduate high school, enter college, live healthy lifestyles, and provide leadership in the community. As the community around the Club has changed, so have its programs. The Club has devoted itself to evolving with St. Louis to ensure that it will always exist as a resource for youth.