Illustrative photoUniversity City High School
Grades and ages
Grades 9-12
Enrollment
811 students
Students per teacher
13.3 per full-time teacher
Tuition
Tuition-free
About University City High School
University City High School has taught students in its Art Deco building since 1930, and the campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the University City Education Complex Historic District. Later additions include the Charles A. Banks Auditorium, the Edward Crenshaw Gymnasium, a natatorium, a renovated stadium, a field hockey field, updated science labs, renovated band, choir and performing arts spaces, and a Library Media Center that opened in 2015-16.
Our Early College Experience lets selected sophomores begin dual enrollment courses at St. Louis Community College-Forest Park, and successful students graduate with both a UCHS diploma and an associate degree in general studies at no cost to families. Students can also take Advanced Placement, dual credit and technical school courses and work toward Missouri A+ program eligibility. Special education services are delivered in our classrooms in partnership with the Special School District of St. Louis County, whose teachers, case managers and related service providers offer social work, speech-language, ABA, occupational and physical therapy as written in each IEP.
Outside class, students join Air Force JROTC, FBLA, Key Club, National Honor Society, Latin Club, the Environmental Club, Theatre Club, an improv team, the Golden Girls Dance Team and Student Council.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- Public
- High School (9-12)
Specialties
- Early college
- Dual credit
- Historic campus
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- School social work
- Speech-language therapy
- Applied behavior analysis (ABA)
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
Programs
Programs at University City High School
Other programs and supports
- School social work
- Speech-language therapy
- Applied behavior analysis (ABA)
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
School facts
Practical details for families
- Students per Teacher
- 13.3 per full-time teacher
- Students with IEPs
- 118 (17% of students)
- Students with 504 Plans
- 28
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Tuition-free
- Tuition-free public school
Enrollment
811 students
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