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Admissions Events

Age 3 - Grade 6

900 Lay Road 63124 314.991.0005 communityschool.com

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St. Paul’s Lutheran School andEarly Childhood Center in Des Peres

“Developing caring, servant leaders”

• Updated technology & iPad initiative

• The balanced literacy difference

• Before & after school care

• Full & half day kindergarten

• Award-winning teachers

• Students’ test scores are well above

national standards

OPEN HOUSESunday, November 15Noon – 2:00 PM

1300 N. Ballas Road Des Peres, MO 63131 314-822-2771 www.stpaulsdesperes.org

Saved to Serve!

4.875” x 5.75

Welcome home.WYDOWN-FORSYTH HISTORIC DISTRICT

ForsythOnline.comFillmore House at Forsyth School<

AGE 3 - GRADE 6

Admission Open HouseSun, Oct 18, 20153:00-5:00p CAMPUS TOURS5:00-6:00p PLAY & PICNIC

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Early Childhood Center!


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The Archdiocese of St. Louis offersa Catholic option for children withspecial needs. Visit www.archstl.org/ dse or call 792-7320 to learn more.

Beginning in 1910, Chaminade Col-lege Preparatory School has been

educating young men grades 6-12 inthe Marianist tradition. Chaminade’scutting edge curriculum preparesits students for college and beyond.Chaminade specializes in teachingyoung men and fostering personalrelationships. The campus, curric-ulum, and classrooms embrace andcelebrate the way boys learn. Cham-inade’s innovative House Systemchampions leaders among studentsand provides character development.

Academic Scholarships between$1,000 and $7,000 are available forqualied students. Chaminade’s Res-ident Program exposes students to di-verse culture which cultivates an un-

derstanding of the world around themwithout ever learning campus.

The College School engages chil-dren, ages 3 to eighth grade, in

joyful, meaningful and creativelearning through an adventurous,theme-based, experiential curricu-lum. The diverse community worksas a partnership, cultivating excel-

lence in academics, character andcollaboration, as the school preparesstudents for life-long learning, ser-vice and citizenship. The early child-hood program embraces the Reggio

philosophy. Study in core subjects isenhanced by Theme studies, Drama,

Art, Spanish, Music, PE and Green-house Science. The school owns 28acres of property 30 minutes away forextended learning. Fall Open House:Saturday, November 14, 9 a.m.- noon.Personal tours welcome. Check web-site for additional events.

cont. p. 16-A Webster Groves 314-962-9355

EXPERIENTIAL

EDUCATIONPRE-8www.thecollegeschool.orgthe college school

FALL OPEN HOUSE SAT. NOV. 14, 9AM-NOON

est. 1963

LEARNING THROUGH EXPLORATION AND REFLECTION


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September 25 - October 1, 2015 Webster-Kirkwood Times 15-A SchoolOpenHouses

Science Demos, Music and Art Projects withthe 6th Grade Student Leadership Team.

Story time with the Rohan WoodsLibrarian begins at 9:30am.

Age 2 - 6th Grade

Saturday, November 14 9-11am

WhereLeadershipandAcademicsMeet

rohanwoods.org —

(314) 821-62701515 Bennett Ave. — St. Louis, MO 63122

RohanWoodsSchool

OPEN HOUSE

of tradition, excellence and faith.

At St. Jo seph’s Academy, we’re dedicated to developing and inspiring

strong leaders to make a profound impact in the world.

Learn more about how our values and guiding principles create

an educational experience like no other at sja1840.org.

YEARS

Come visit us

at Open House!

November 8th

12:00 - 4:00

2307 S. Lindbergh Blvd., 63131

An information night for all 7th and 8th grade parents

and students in the KHS attendance area.6pm • Denver Miller Gym

For more information visit: khs.kirkwoodschools.org/pages/Kirkwood_High_School

KIRKWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PPO INVITES YOU TO ATTEND

“INTRODUCING KHS”October 1, 2015

KHS principals, department heads,

athletic directors and coaches will answer

questions about course and activity selection.

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Tours of the campus available at 6:15 & 6:30 pm.

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7pm • David Holley Assembly Hall Presentation

by KHS Principal Dr. Mike Havener

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Join us for an evening of valuable information

for you and your future KHS student.


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Catholic | Independent

Coed Montessori Toddler - K

All-Girls 1 - 12

Welcoming the uniquenessof the individual since 1848.

ursulinestl.org

Open HouseSunday, November 8, 12-4pm

WhereChildren Blossom

Tours by appointment

314-822-2601

AMI Accredited Education

Children Ages 3–12

www.villadimaria.org

1280 Simmons Ave.Kirkwood, Mo 63122

When children

need SpecialEducation, there

IS a Catholic

option!

Catholic Special Education Elementary Schools,Inclusionary Pre-Schools (6 weeks-6years),

Elementary and Secondary Learning Centers forstudents with Learning Disabilities,

Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD & more!

ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS

Department of Special Education

314.792.7320

ARCHSTL.ORG / DSE

SchoolOpenHouses

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For more than a century, Commu-nity School has been a place to letchildren’s gifts ourish in an environ-ment of active, experiential learning.Seasoned faculty engage students witha challenging curriculum integratingacademics, the arts, physical educationand interpersonal skills. Community

School students are responsible, car-ing, vibrant people who learn how towork with and lead others.

“Find the Heart in You” at Cor Jesu’sOpen House on Sunday, November 8from 12 noon – 4 p.m. Tour the schooland learn about CJA’s innovative cours-es, award-winning ne arts program,

Final Four sports teams and so muchmore from Cor Jesu students and facul-ty. For girls in eighth grade, be sure tosign up for the “Get Charged!” ShadowProgram, now through November 13.

Visit us at www.corjesu.org/admissionsfor more information.

You know Forsyth School: a one-of-a-

kind campus with classrooms in 6 histor-ic homes for children age 3 to sixth grade.Forsyth is a place to stretch beyondyour comfort zone, where personal bestcounts, and where engaging curricu-lum meets challenge education. Andit all begins with a great early child-hood program! Admission Open Houseis Sunday, October 18, 2015. Campustours available 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.Play & picnic 5:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.

Holy Redeemer School seeks to liveout and pass on the virtues of JesusChrist in the context of academic excel-lence. Holy Redeemer recognizes that

parents are the primary educators oftheir children, so with Jesus as teach-er and example, Holy Redeemer forms

a partnership among families, faculty,pastor and parish in which students are

guided toward a productive, Christ cen-tered adulthood. In a safe and secureenvironment, Holy Redeemer staff nur-tures each child’s unique qualities andabilities, encouraging and guiding themto fulll their God-given potential. Ac-ademic excellence, citizenship and ser-vice to others are the main focus of HolyRedeemer educational experience.

Kirkwood High School has a richtradition of excellence in academics and

extra-curricular activities, ranking #3

in the state by U.S. News & World Re-

port and #2 in the state by Newsweek.

This accomplishment is a reection of

the hard work and dedication of stu-

dents, parents, excellent staff members

in its schools–from Kirkwood Early

Childhood Center to Kirkwood High

School–and its supportive community.

Lutheran High School South pro-

vides Christian education in the Lu-

theran tradition, preparing each stu-

dent to succeed in college and to lead by

Christ’s example.

MICDS, a college-prep, independentschool, offers a dynamic learning envi-ronment for students from junior kin-dergarten (age 4) through 12th grade.MICDS provides a learning environ-ment where all students develop thecondence and competence to reach

their highest potential. From a state-of-the-art STEM facility, to profes-sional quality theaters, to outstanding

athletic venues, the School’s facilitiesare designed in support of deliveringan excellent, well-rounded education-al experience. The School’s mission isto help students discover their uniquetalents, preparing them for higher ed-ucation and a life of purpose and ser-vice as engaged citizens of our globalcommunity.

Miriam: The Learning Disabil-ity Experts is the region’s mostcomprehensive resource for children

with complex learning disabilities.Through Miriam School and Miriam

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St. Clement of Rome School1508 Bopp Rd. ~ St. Louis 63131 ~ (314) 822-1903

OPEN HOUSEfor Junior Kindergarten through 8th grade

November 19 • 9:30 a.m.For more information or to schedule a private tour, please

call Mrs. Susan Cunningham, Principal, at (314) 822-1903.

St. ClementWe Nurture the Whole Child

• Strong Catholic faith formation program

• Average class size = 16

• Differentiated curriculum challenges each student

• Full time Learning Consultant and Counselor

• Hands-on STEM Education with strong Math and

Science programs

• Arts education through Spanish, PE, Music and Art

• Technology integration with SMARTboards, video

streaming, conferences and collaborative online

projects

• Leadership and community building programs

• Flexible JK and Kindergarten schedules

• Separate middle school environment

• Extended care for your child available until 6 p.m.

Holy Redeemer Catholic School341 East Lockwood • Webster Groves, Missouri 63119 • 314.962.8989

Since 1901 Holy Redeemer Catholic School has offered

Pre-K through 8th grade students an environment in which to thrive and develop

to their greatest potential academically, socially and spiritually.

at 314.962.8989 or visit us online at holyr.orgfor more information.

FOR PRIVATE TOURSplease contact the school ofce

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Learning Center, the organizationserves 800 children annually. Fornearly 60 years, Miriam School hasoffered an independent special edu-cation school program designed forchildren ages Pre-K to eighth gradewith learning challenges. More re-cently, the Miriam Learning Centerwas established to support childrenages 3-18 through a range of services,including evaluations, tutoring, ther-apies, social skills training and in-school supports. Miriam’s goal is tohelp students who are struggling inschool unlock their potential. 314-968-3893, www.miriamstl.org.

Founded by the Sisters of Loret-to, Nerinx Hall educates youngwomen to think critically, act de-liberately and make a differencein the world. Nerinx women buildcommunity, work for justice andrespect the dignity of each person.Students may choose to learn Man-darin, play an instrument in wind

ensemble, debate world events aspart of Model UN, play on one of30 athletic teams, or use science tosolve a mystery in Forensics class.

At Notre Dame, each student will be

one of many young women brought to-

gether in faith; each will see how they

can make a difference individually.

Academics challenge each student.

Extracurriculars drive each student.

Peers and teachers encourage each

student. Discover how ND is the place

where strong, smart women get their

start.

Rohan Woods School, Where Lead-ership and Academics Meet, has been

educating tomorrow’s leaders for over75 years. Known for its award-win-

ning leadership, challenging aca-demics and personalized instruction,which runs from age 2 through sixthgrade, Rohan Woods is purposeful-ly small as a result of more than 40years of national research that showssmall schools get big results.

St. Clement of Rome school suc-cessfully meets the spiritual, aca-demic, social and emotional needs ofeach student. Join a warm and nur-turing community of faith, love andvalues that ensures each student willsucceed academically. With smallclass sizes, the school offers a learn-ing environment that develops Cath-olic virtues and the skills and knowl-edge needed for life. St. Clement ofRome nurtures the whole child. Join

us for an Open House on Nov. 19 at9:30 a.m. Call to schedule a visit at314-822-1903.

Echoing their motto, “We Are Peo-ple of Knowledge, Faith, Service and

Love”, Saint Dominic Savio offersexcellence in Catholic education.Pre-K/Kindergarten open house isSunday, Nov. 8, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30p.m. Fully certied faculty is com-mitted to each student pre-K througheighth grade. Students participatein various faith-based service, sportsand academic clubs. St. Dominic Sav-io offers state-of-the-art iPad, laptopcomputer technology, Smartboardtechnology and enrichment. Visitwww.stdominicsavio.org/school, call314-832-4161 or email [email protected].

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9515 Tesson Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63123

314-631-1400 lhssstl.org

Fall Open House

Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 pm

98%The percentage of our

graduates who connue

their educaon in college.Learn more about how we can

challenge, prepare

and nurture your child.

Pre-K and Kindergarten Open House

St. Dominic Savio

Catholic School

7748 Mackenzie Rd.

St. Louis, MO 63123

314-832-4161 • stdominicsavio.org

We Offer:

• A strong Faith Formation Program

based on traditional Catholic values

• Differentiated instruction throughout

the curriculum• FastDirect access for parent/teacher

communication

• Full-time Learning Consultants available

in NEW Learning Center

• iPADS Pre-K-2nd Grade

• Dell LATITUDE 3440 3rd-8th Grade along with SMARTBoard technology

• MICROSOFT LICENSE allows access at home & schoolthru cloud-based computing

Sunday, November 810:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Co Cor r Jesu Jesu ACADEMY

you

Finding thehearti

It’s Time

to

Register!

We’re here all year at

St. Mary’s Pre-School South!1045 Union Road — Near I-55

6 am to 6 pm — 6 weeks to 6 years

All kinds of kids are welcome here — kids with special

needs, AND kids that are typically developing.

We have fun and learn all day long while our

parents have to work! Lucky us!

ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. LOUIS

St. Mary’s Special Services

314.631.8231

ARCHSTL.ORG / SMSS

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This year marks the 175th Anniversa-ry of St. Joseph’s Academy, a collegepreparatory high school sponsored bythe Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet.The curriculum is rigorous by designand focuses on developing women lead-ers. 140 courses are offered, including41 honors and AP or Advanced College

Credit courses. A balanced approachensures that young women can pursuetheir many interests–whether it’s Man-darin Chinese, forensic science, yoga,honors art portfolio, robotics, journal-ism or athletics–preparing them tomake a profound impact on the world.Catholic education is provided in anenvironment that challenges studentsto grow in faith, knowledge and respectfor self and others.

St. Mary’s Preschools North (Red-man Rd.) and South (Union Rd.) serve

children 6 weeks to 6 years of all abil-ities year-round. Visit www.archstl.org/smss for information.

St. Paul’s Lutheran School in DesPeres has a 166-year legacy of provid-ing academic excellence and a founda-tion of faith for a lifetime. It continuesthis tradition of excellence through itsmission of developing caring servantleaders through challenging curric-ulum, diverse extra-curricular pro-grams, traditional learning communi-ty, and dynamic service opportunities.

Attend our Open House Sunday, No-vember 15, from 12-2PM or call 314-822-2771 to schedule a personal tourand see what sets St. Paul’s apart.www.stpaulsdesperes.org

Ursuline Academy offers a welcom-ing, inclusive Catholic college prepa-ratory school community which focus-es on the universal learner and fostersa lifelong commitment to service.

Fostering independence and a life-long love of learning, Villa di Maria provides an authentic Montessori ed-ucation, accredited by the Associa-

tion Montessori Internationale (AMI).Nestled into six quiet, wooded acres inresidential Kirkwood, the school en-courages children to develop academ-ic and practical knowledge throughexperiential learning. In an environ-ment that extends beyond classroomwalls, children pursue their interestsand grow in intellect, body and spirit.This year the school launches a capi-tal campaign to fund campus revital-ization projects to accommodate theirgrowing numbers. Villa di Maria’senrollment nearly doubled in the lastthree years.

Visitation Academy is an indepen-dent Catholic school with a long-stand-

ing reputation for academic excellence,teaching students to “Live Jesus” andemulate the Salesian virtues of joy,humility, simplicity, reverence, andrespect in everyday life. The LowerSchool offers a coed, Toddler-Kinder-garten Montessori environment andan all-girls program in grades 1-5;the Middle School bridges childhoodto young adulthood for girls in grades6-8; the Upper School provides a rigor-ous college-preparatory curriculum foryoung women in grades 9-12. A Visita-tion education provides students witha foundation for future success, build-ing condence and an inner strength

that will last a lifetime.

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