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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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Access Is Everything: UCHS College and Career Fair Draws 50 Schools and Businesses
University City High School students were given fantastic access to 50 representatives from colleges, businesses and workforce groups at its annual College and Career Fair. The hallways were buzzing with opportunities. - Click headline to read more.
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UCHS Artists Honored at U. City in Bloom Plein Air Event
Six University City High School budding artists recently took to the sidewalks around the high school as part of U. City in Bloom's annual Plein Air Competition. Click headline to read more.
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UCHS Alum Returns to School to Register New Voters
Emily Looby, UCHS Class of '16, returned to the high school on Tuesday Sept. 24 to help register students to vote as part of National Voter Registration Day. Click headline to read more.
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SDUC Administrators Alfred and Ware To Be Honored
Barbara C. Jordan Principal JaNae' Alfred and Clarence "Clay" Ware have been recognized for their dedication to education. Click headline to read more.
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Teams Now Forming For Darren's Lions2Tigers Golf Tournament
The tournament, held in memory of 1988 UCHS graduate Darren Valeriote, raises scholarship money for UCHS graduates heading to Mizzou. Click headline to read more.
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Scholastic Highlights Elementary School Literacy Program In New Video
In 2018 each of the district's four elementary schools was provided with a Leveled Reading Room stocked with hundreds of books from Scholastic. Scholastic recently produced a video about the rooms and how they are helping to accelerate early literacy in our students. Click headline to read more.
