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Listening helps me to understand!
Students and their families put on their "Listening Ears" during Smarty Word Breakfast Party. Click headline to read more.
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Students Learn Lessons in Giving
Thanks to JGEC's Parent's Pride, students raised $500 through Change for A CHANGE campaign. Click headline to read more.
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Students Help Paint Word-Wall Mural
Julia Goldstein ECEC has the first vocabulary-inspired playground in Missouri - with artist Cbabi Byaoc "word" wall mural. Click headline to read more.
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Growing Together: Elementary PTOs Create One U City
The District’s four elementary school Parent Teacher Organizations have banded together to create a new initiative called One U City. It is intended to drive #LionPride, build community across the district and ensure all schools have the resources and support to host successful family events.
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See Our Schools 2019
U. City Schools is where "U" belong! Join us in October for See Our Schools Week to learn more about Learning Reimagined in your neighborhood school. Click headline to read more.
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Students Rally to Pack 750 Donated Backpacks
For Jason Wells, University City High School football coach, the special delivery was a great opportunity for 20 of his players to give back to their community. "We play hard but we work harder, and that's why we're here," Wells told the Post-Dispatch. "It's good for them to know how and actually serve their community."
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Staff Opening Day Celebrates the Heart of a Lion
It takes love and courage to build meaningful relationships that empower learning in our students. On Monday, Aug. 5, The School District of University welcomed back more than 500 teachers and staff for a day of building and celebrating relationships. The theme for the day was Heart of a Lion. Click headline to read more.
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July 2019 PRIDE is in the Mail
The newest issue of PRIDE, the District's community magazine, should be in local mailboxes beginning this upcoming weekend (July 20, 2019). Click headline to read more.
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District Provides Supplies for Students in Need
During the past school year, about 273 students were helped by a program that provides backpacks, school supplies and toiletries to students without stable, permanent housing. Click headline to read more.
