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6040 Waterman Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63112
(314) 721-2595

At The St. Michael School of Clayton, a progressive educational experience, we believe it is the educator’s responsibility to teach and research along with the child and parent to support learning and success. We believe all children are strong, capable and intelligent. We believe the heart of learning is listening. Being fully attentive to children and listening enables children to build relationships and accelerates their learning. We listen to children and allow our children to take the initiative and yet, guide them in productive ways. The St. Michael School of Clayton is influenced by many progressive educational practices but rely on the Reggio approach to guide us day to day. The Reggio approach fosters a child’s intellectual development and encourages them to explore their environment and express themselves through multiple paths and all their languages including the expressive, communicative, symbolic, cognitive, ethical, metaphorical, logical, imaginative and relational.

Lowest grade taught: Kindergarten - Highest grade taught: 5th Grade

Lowest grade taught: Kindergarten - Highest grade taught: 5th Grade

Lowest grade taught: Prekindergarten - Highest grade taught: 6th grade

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK: Through the top-ranked Master of Social Work program at the Brown School at Washington University, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to tackle some of society’s greatest challenges and succeed in a variety of professional settings. Our program has trained our graduates for work across an incredible breadth of professional positions in more than 50 countries around the globe. Our customizable curriculum allows you to design your own course of study tailored to the type of work you’ll do and the communities you’ll work with. Concentrations American Indian and Alaska Native Children, Youth and Families Health Mental Health Older Adults and Aging Societies Social and Economic Development Individualized Specializations Management Policy Research Sexual Health and Education Social Entrepreneurship System Dynamics Dual Degrees MSW/Master of Public Health (MPH) MSW/Master of Architecture (MArch) MSW/Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) MSW/Master of Business Administration (MBA) MSW/Law (JD) MSW/Master of Divinity (MDiv) MSW/Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies (MAPS) Certificates Affordable Housing and Mixed-Income Community Management Violence and Injury Prevention MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH Through the pioneering Master of Public Health program at the Brown School at Washington University, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to tackle some of society’s most pressing health challenges—recognizing that complex problems require multifaceted solutions. Our program, accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health, is distinguished by its unique classes and course packages, outstanding research opportunities, and real-world learning experiences. Specializations Epidemiology/Biostatistics Global Health Health Policy Analysis Urban Design Dual Degrees MPH/Master of Social Work (MSW) MPH/Master of Business Administration (MBA) MPH/Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) Certificate Violence and Injury Prevention

At least one-third of Olin undergraduates study abroad – in Australia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Israel, Italy, Spain or the United Kingdom. Some of our programs provide mainly academic study, while our International Internship Programs incorporate full-time internships. All of our European program students participate in a weeklong European Study Tour (last week of January) while abroad. This tour is designed to give our students an intense introduction to the aspects of the European Union.

Wash U Sports Analytics' objective is to provide interested and motivated students the opportunity to learn about sports analytics, problem solving and its current impact in the sports and business world. Wash U Sports Analytics will develop statistical measurements to further affirm, negate, or qualify a hypothesis in hopes of providing cutting edge sports research. Students will be paired up in teams based on sports preference and research interests. On average, teams will have a semester to present their findings by creating a statistical model and writing a brief summary of their results.

Our courses use feminist theory and gender analysis to examine literature, culture, social structures, and political power, and to understand how assumptions and beliefs about masculinities, femininities, and sexualities shape human institutions, organizations, and activities.

STCDA is a state-licensed childcare center with over 30 years experience raising up leaders in the St. Louis community. We accept state assistance, full-day and part-day programs and transportation is available. We enroll students from ages 2 ½ years to Kindergarten and Before and After-care is also available up to 12years of age. STCDA’s hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 6:00am – 6:00pm. We provide nutritious meals and snacks daily.