Lindbergh High School offers educational and extracurricular programs for children from grades nine through 12. Located in Sappington, Mo., it is a part of Lindbergh School District. The school features a modern computer laboratory, technology-based library, cultural resource and media center and enclosed and open playgrounds. Lindbergh High School s curriculum includes mathematics, English, science, foreign languages, history, geography, economics, agricultural and industrial arts, phonics, physical and health education, music, and arts and crafts. The school organizes a range of social events, such as musical concerts, alumni banquet, field day, knowledge bowl, Future Business Leaders of America, junior-senior banquet, scholastic scrimmage, senior trips, state fine arts and academic competitions, band and choir concerts and National Honor Society. It provides several sports programs, including basketball, cheerleading, baseball, tennis, badminton, swimming, soccer and softball.
Located in Sappington, Mo., Southview School is an educational institution operated by the Special School District of St. Louis County. The school, established in 1973, has an enrollment of more than 200 students. It provides various special education programs to children between 5to 21 years who suffer from developmental disabilities, emotional disturbances and autism. It additionally provides physical education teachers, nurses, social workers, and occupational, physical, and speech and language therapists. The school also provides art and music teachers, guidance counselors, instructional technology facilitators, music therapists and hearing and vision itinerants. It also has a parent support group for parents of children with emotional disorders.
Affton High School is an accredited A+ public school offering educational instruction to students in grades nine through 12. The school has an enrollment of more than 800 students and is a part of the Affton 101 School Distict. It offers educational programs in art, business education, marketing, English, family and consumer science, technical education, math, music, physical education, science, social studies, English as a second language, journalism and cadet teaching. The school also offers cooperative work experience program for students with disabilities who receive special education services and who are eligible for vocational rehabilitation services. Its cocurricular activities emphasize career exploration, civic service, economic education and entrepreneurship. The school has athletic teams in football, soccer, softball, swimming, volleyball, cross country, basketball, wrestling, hockey, golf and track and field. Affton High School is located in Affton, Mo.
Miriam is the premier educational hub for children with learning differences in the St. Louis area. We empower unique learners by building confidence and a foundation for success at our K-12 school, as well as through our outreach programs. Our students’ challenges often include specific learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, speech/language disorders, anxiety and sensory processing differences. Our Lower/Middle School is designed for children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade who have learning, speech/language, sensory/motor, and attention disabilities. With a low student-to-teacher ratio and a collaborative learning approach, students find an environment full of possibilities.
University City High School serves students in grades nine through 12. Its academic curriculum includes business studies, English, family and consumer sciences, foreign languages, industrial technology, mathematics, performing arts and science. Additionally, it offers courses in visual arts, reading, health, social studies, science, and special and physical education. The school, located in University City, Mo., also provides vocational and technical courses in several areas, such as business technology, travel and tourism, dental assistance, commercial art, law enforcement, plumbing, masonry, computer information systems, cosmetology and laboratory technologies. Its athletic curriculum includes cross country, softball, tennis, soccer, swimming, volleyball, hockey, wrestling, basketball, golf, water polo, and track and field. University City High School also operates a variety of student activities that include the National Honor Society, audiovisual club, band, blood drive committee, Amnesty International, American Field Service, circle of friends, business competition and math competition team.
