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Academy of Scholars Leadership and Learning Center

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Grades 6-12

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About Academy of Scholars Leadership and Learning Center

Academy of Scholars Leadership and Learning Center is a private microschool in St. Louis for grades 6–11. Students learn in small, mixed-grade cohorts through direct instruction, guided practice, projects, Socratic dialogue, and experiential activities. Coursework spans STEM, entrepreneurship, fine arts, physical education, and leadership development, with mentors supporting each cohort.

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  • Private
  • Middle School (6-8)
  • High School (9-12)

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1256 Sells Ave, St. Louis, MO 63147

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