Spiller Chosen as one of The Power 100

Join us in congratulating Gary Spiller, District executive director of Student Services and Innovations, for being named one of The Power 100 in St. Louis. He will be recognized on Sunday, Dec. 17, 2017. Click on headline for more information including tickets.

Sharing with UMSL Students

Debra Tolliver-Nash, instructional aide at Julia Goldstein Early Childhood Education Center, shared about her career path with UMSL students during their African Alumni Association's "Dinner with 12 Tritons." Click headline for more details.

Adding It Up Conference

Enthusiastic U. City math educators and leaders attended Carnegie Learning's Adding It Up StL conference with customized learning workshops, participant-driven sessions and dynamic keynotes designed to help grow their mathematical minds and add to their toolbox of teaching strategies. (Click on headline for more information.)

STEM IQ Leadership Retreat

This summer, a team of U. City educators attended Wash. U.'s 2017 STEM IQ (Integration Quality) Leadership Retreat to learn and create STEM-based Pillar Learning Experiences using the 5E's (engage, explore, explain, elaborate and evaluate) that is specifically targeted for middle school students. This year's goal is to embed one STEM-based Pillar Learning Experience into the 7th and 8th-grade science curriculum each semester. Click on headline to read more.

STEM-capable teachers

Our very own Rubina McCadney, BW, is pictured and highlighted in a WashU Institute for School Partnership article about STEM-TQ. Nine U. City teachers attend this summer professional learning opportunity, and will continue the year-long learning. (Click headline to read the full story.)

Parents: Join us for a Zoom Meeting with Superintendent Sharonica Hardin-Bartley

Join Superintendent Sharonica Hardin Bartley at one of two Zoom meetings scheduled for Wednesday, April 8 to check-in, ask questions and learn more about distance learning. Click headline to read more.

UPDATE: Grab & Go Meal Program Starts New Pick-Up Day Schedule the Week of April 6

Starting the week of April 6, Grab & Go meal pick-ups will be scaled-back to Tuesdays and Fridays. The District will further provide dinner for all students on weekdays, and breakfasts and lunches on the weekends. The free meal program is available to all U. City Schools students. Please note, families are allowed to pick-up the food by car or on foot during the St. Louis County "Stay at Home" order. Click headline to learn more details.

Parents: Student Distance Learning Hub Is Here

Learn more about the District's new one-stop-shop for information about Student Distance Learning by school and grade level. Click headline to read more.

Chromebook Pickup For 3rd - 5th Grades Set for Tuesday, March 31

Third through 5th grade families needing Chromebook laptops should click the headline to learn pickup times and further details.

Spirit Days on School Facebook Pages Start Friday, March 27

A fun activity for students, staff and families of all ages! Help us stick together in U. City Schools by participating in our #TogtherUCitySchools spirit days on your school's Facebook page. Click headline for details and links.

SDUC Quick Facts and Information on the District Response to COVID-19

Here are quick links to get you to preliminary information on student distance learning, building contacts, superintendent letters, meal support and more. Click headline to read more.

UPDATE: School Closure Extended Through April 22, 2020

The School District of University City will now close its school buildings through April 22 to comply with the St. Louis County Stay at Home order. Click headline to read a letter from Superintendent Sharonica Hardin-Bartley about the extension.

Ouchies? Colds? Scrapes? Check Out School Nurse Health Tips

U. City's school health care team is here and ready to assist families with everyday medical questions. Please contact your school social worker, counselor or nurse as needed. Click headline to read more.

Self Care During Coronavirus? Absolutely! Here Are Some Resources

Self care is critically important, even during a crisis. Here are resources to help you be well during these stressful times. Click headline to read more.

Need a Helping Hand? Here's a Full List of School and Community Resources

The District has compiled a complete list of community resources available to families to support well-being during this stressful time. Click headline to read more.

Important Note: Coronavirus Prevention and Our Schools

Here are helpful links on COVID-19. Read updates and information on preventative measures you can take with your family. Click headline to read more.

Current District Event Cancelations

Check here for the most up-to-date list of canceled events in the school district. Click headline to read more.

Please Complete a New Survey to Help The District Provide Meals for Its Families

The District is asking its families to complete a survey to help it plan to provide free meal support for families. Click headline to read more.