District Announcements
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Free COVID-19 testing is available to all district
students, staff & households. For information, click here.
We've Moved! Our Central Administration Office
is now located at 7700 Olive Boulevard.
District News
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Music to Our Ears! Gallery Reception Set at The Sheldon for Julia Goldstein Students
Julia Goldstein preschoolers in Annie Mann's classroom designed and constructed their own musical instruments as part of a STEM activity in partnership with The St. Louis Science Center. Their instruments will be on display at a special gallery reception on May 3 at The Sheldon Galleries. Click headline to read more.
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Updated: Graduation Ceremony Set for the Class of 2022
University City High School Class of 2022 will have their graduation ceremony in-person on May 23, 2022 inside Chaifetz Arena. Several important safety measures are in place, and guests should plan ahead. Click headline to read more.
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Summer 2022 Camp U Registration
Camp U returns this June with an exciting array of free experiences for U. City Schools students. As of March 14, registration is at waitlist capacity for rising 1st - 5th grade students! Click headline to read more.
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Join The Pride! Online Preschool and Kindergarten Enrollment Now Open For New Families to the District
New families to the district are encouraged to enroll their preschoolers or kindergartners online as soon as possible. Click headline to read more.
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Growing Together 2022 Gardening Event Scheduled for May 3 at Brittany Woods Middle School
The second annual event encourages food gardening in the U. City Community by offering seedlings, seed packets and limited garden supplies. It is sponsored by the student-run organization Growing Together: The U. City Schools Food Garden Network. Click headline to read more.
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Kindergarten Open Houses Set for the Evening of Thursday, April 7
This year's kindergarten open house will be in-person at each of the District's four elementary schools. Registration is required. Click headline to learn more.
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Update: Meet & Greet scheduled for March 16 - Justin Davis to lead Brittany Woods Middle School
Davis will assume the principal position at Brittany Woods Middle School on July 1, 2022. A Meet & Greet is scheduled for Wednesday, March 16 at the middle school. He previously was the principal of The East New York Arts and Civics High School in Brooklyn, New York. Click headline to read more.
The Heart of the Lion
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Do You Hear the Buzz? The BWMS Student Pollinator Squad Wins Green Schools Quest Challenge for its Parsley Project
The Brittany Woods Pollinator Squad won the honor for its innovative plan to nurture bee and butterfly populations in U. City while also educating young students and families about their importance in sustaining our natural environment. Click headline to read more.
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University City’s 1619 Project Book Study Group Garners National Appeal
In honor of Black History Month, individuals from as far as California and New York participated in a community book study group focusing on Nikole Hannah-Jones’ book, “The 1619 Project." The event was sponsored by the District in partnership with University City Public Library. Click headline to read more.
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Building Foundations: Industrial Tech Students Are Union and Career Ready
University City High School's Construction Technology program is one of many Career Pathways preparing students for college and career readiness that can lead to skilled, high-paying jobs right out of high school. Click headline to read more.
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District Partnership with AT&T and Connected Nation Builds Equity, Bridges the Digital Divide
What do 472 free digital hotspots mean for our community? The transformative power of connection, thanks to AT&T. Click headline to read more and view video.
Recent U. City Board of Education Meeting
Statement of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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The School District of University City recognizes that institutional racism and other forms of oppression have adversely impacted educational opportunities for students of diverse races, ethnicities, nationalities, abilities, classes, genders, sexual orientations, and other marginalized groups. Therefore, SDUC is committed to supporting innovative projects that ensure accessibility to all students and educators, and invite passion and purposeful learning.
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Transform the Life of Every Student Every Day