Faith Academy of Montessori

Epworth Children & Family Services is dedicated to empowering youth to realize their unique potential, particularly those facing significant challenges. Serving a diverse range of students, including those with language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional learners, the school focuses on meeting essential needs while cultivating resilience and fostering community. With a comprehensive approach that includes specialized programs in mental health, foster care, and crisis outreach, Epworth provides tailored support that addresses the multifaceted realities these children encounter daily. What sets Epworth apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which ensures personalized attention and strong family partnerships. The school also features specialized facilities designed to create a nurturing environment, alongside community events that engage families and promote inclusivity. Through these efforts, Epworth Children & Family Services not only supports academic achievement but also nurtures the emotional and social growth of each child it serves.

Small classes give KVC Academy Edgewood room to combine schoolwork with behavioral and clinical support. The therapeutic K–12 campus sits at 330 N. Gore Avenue in Webster Groves and works with young people who face learning or mental health challenges, including autism. Academic and treatment staff support students within the same program.

Children at The Waldorf School of St. Louis bake bread, tend gardens of vegetables and fruit trees, and build forts in our meadow as part of the school day. For more than 30 years, we have offered Waldorf education in Webster Groves, from parent-child classes for families with babies and toddlers through early childhood and the early grades. Our Early Childhood program serves children ages 3 to 6 in classrooms furnished with natural materials such as wood blocks, shells, beeswax and handmade dolls. Counting games, cooking and table setting lay the groundwork for math and science. In the Lower School, grades 1 to 3, the same teacher stays with a class across these years. First graders learn letters and phonics through storytelling, drawing, watercolor and beeswax modeling, learn world languages orally through songs and games, and begin handwork with finger knitting before moving on to knitting and crochet. Preschool and Pre-K families can choose three-day mornings or full days, and kindergarten offers five-day options. Before care is free, aftercare runs until 5:30 p.m., and we accept tuition assistance applications.