Community School

AOSCHOLARS is a dedicated private learning community in St. Louis, tailored specifically for students in grades 3 through 9 who face unique educational challenges, including language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional needs. The school's core mission is to foster a nurturing environment where each child can thrive academically and socially, utilizing innovative teaching methods and therapeutic programs that cater to diverse learning styles. With a focus on individualized instruction, AOSCHOLARS employs specialized curricula that integrate academic rigor with emotional support, ensuring that every student receives the attention they need to succeed. What sets AOSCHOLARS apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, allowing for personalized learning experiences and strong family partnerships. Additionally, the school offers specialized facilities and community events designed to engage both students and families, creating a holistic approach to education that celebrates each child's strengths while addressing their challenges.

Apple of Your Eye Learning Center is dedicated to fostering the unique growth of each child, specifically catering to young learners aged three to four years old, including those with language-based learning disabilities and other developmental challenges. The center's core mission is to provide a nurturing and creative environment that supports physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development. Through a thoughtfully designed curriculum, children engage in activities that enhance fine and gross motor skills, problem-solving abilities, and communication skills while exploring creativity through dramatic play, art, music, and cooking. The school emphasizes the importance of developing a positive self-image and social skills such as sharing and self-control. What sets Apple of Your Eye apart is its commitment to individualized attention, characterized by a low student-teacher ratio that fosters strong family partnerships and ensures each child's specific needs are met. The center's unique summer programs and community events further enrich the learning experience, making it a supportive haven for both children and their families.

Central Institute for the Deaf teaches children who are deaf and hard of hearing to listen, talk, read, and succeed. Serving children from birth through age 12, CID offers specialized auditory-verbal education, mainstream transition support, pediatric audiology testing, and speech-language therapy.