Education

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Contents 1 St. Louis City Public Education 1.1 High Schools in St. Louis 2 St. Louis County Public Education 2.1 High Schools in St. Louis County 3 Colleges and Universities 3.1 Four-Year and Graduate Colleges 3.2 Community Colleges 3.3 For-Profit Schools and Colleges 4 See Also 5 External Links

St. Louis City Public Education

The 168-year-old St. Louis Public School District controls the 92 schools in the school public system. With over 38,000 students, the district is the largest in the state of Missouri and the 108th largest in the nation. Dr. Diana Bourisaw currently serves as the superintendent. The district is currently aggressively pushing ahead with its 2011 initiative, which calls for improved graduation rates, higher test scores, and stronger student attendance.

High Schools in St. Louis

This is a list of both public and private schools in the City of St. Louis.

Beaumont High School Bishop DuBourg High School Cardinal Ritter College Preparatory Career Academy High School Carnahan High School of the Future Central Visual and Performing Arts High School Cleveland Junior Naval Academy Gateway Insitute of Technology High School Lafayette 9th Grade Center Meda P. Washington Education Center Mercy High School Metro Academic and Classical High School

Normandy Technology School Roosevelt High School Rosati-Kain High School Soldan International Studies High School St. Elizabeth Academy St. John the Baptist High School St. Louis University High School St. Mary's High School Sumner MEGA High School Trans & Law Academy @ Northwest Turner 9th Grade Center Vashon High School Williams 9th Grade Academy

St. Louis County Public Education

High Schools in St. Louis County

Affton High School, Affton Bayless Senior High School John Burroughs School, Ladue Brentwood High School, Brentwood Chaminade College Preperatory School Christian Brothers College High School Clayton High School, Clayton Crossroads School De Smet Jesuit High School, Creve Coeur Eskridge High School Eureka High School, Eureka Fern Ridge High School, Creve Coeur Gateway Academy, Chesterfield Hancock Senior High School, Lemay Hazelwood Central High School, Florissant Hazelwood East High School Hazelwood West High School, Hazelwood Incarnate Word Academy Thomas Jefferson School, Sunset Hills Jennings High School, Jennings John F. Kennedy Catholic High School, Manchester Kirkwood Senior High School, Kirkwood Ladue Horton Watkins High School Lafayette High School, Wildwood Lindbergh High School Logos School Lutheran High School North Lutheran High School South Maplewood-Richmond Heights High School, Maplewood Marquette Senior High School, Chesterfield Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School, Ladue McCluer High School, Florissant

McCluer North High School, Florissant McCluer South Berkley High School, Florissant Mehlville Senior High School Nerinx Hall High School Hiram Neuwoehner School, Town and Country Normandy High School North County Christian School, Ferguson Notre Dame High School Oakville Senior High School Parkway Central High School, Chesterfield Parkway North High School, Creve Coeur Parkway South High School, Manchester Parkway West High School, Ballwin Pattonville Senior High School, Maryland Heights Ritenour Senior High School Riverview Gardens Senior High School Rockwood Summit Senior High School, Fenton Rosary High School St. John Vianney High School, Kirkwood St. Joseph's Academy St. Louis Priory School St. Thomas Aquinas-Mercy High School, Florissant University City Senior High School, University City Ursuline Academy, Kirkwood Valley Park Senior High School, Valley Park Villa Duchesne School Visitation Academy Webster Groves High School Westminster Christian Academy, Ladue Whitfield School, Creve Coeur Wildwood Christian School, Wildwood

Colleges and Universities

The St. Louis metropolitan region contains a vibrant and energetic college student population. With almost 10% of its population enrolled in an institution of higher education, St. Louis has a plethora of institutions of higher learning.

St. Louis also holds a unique place in the establishment of American colleges and universities. The oldest university west of the Mississippi River, Saint Louis University, was founded in 1818.

St. Louis and the surrounding area is home to at least 30 institutions of higher learning:

Four-Year and Graduate Colleges

Aquinas Institute of Theology Concordia Seminary of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod Covenant Theological Seminary Eden Theological Seminary of the United Church of Christ Fontbonne University Harris-Stowe State University Kenrick-Glennon Seminary Lindenwood University Logan College of Chiropractic

Maryville University McKendree College Missouri Baptist University Ranken Technical College Saint Louis University St. Louis College of Pharmacy Southern Illinois University Edwardsville University of Missouri–St. Louis Washington University Webster University

Community Colleges

• St. Louis Community College

St. Louis Community College - Forest Park

St. Louis Community College - Meramec

St. Louis Community College - Florissant Valley

St. Louis Community College - Wildwood (Fall 2007)

• St. Charles Community College

For-Profit Schools and Colleges

Allied Medical College Deaconess College of Nursing Hickey College Missouri College

Missouri Tech University National Academy of Beauty Arts Patricia Stevens College University of Phoenix- St. Louis Campus

See Also

• St. Louis Public School District
• School Districts
• High Schools
• Middle Schools
• Elementary Schools

External Links

• St. Louis City Public Schools Official Website
• The St. Louis School Watch - "A Conversation About St. Louis Public Schools"

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Colleges and Universities in the St. Louis Area

Aquinas Institute of Theology • Chamberlain College of Nursing • Concordia Seminary • Covenant Theological Seminary • Eden Theological Seminary • Fontbonne University • Harris-Stowe State University • Lindenwood University • Logan College of Chiropractic • Marillac College • Maryville University • McKendree College • Missouri Baptist University • Ranken Technical College • St. Charles Community College • St. Louis University • St. Louis College of Pharmacy • St. Louis Community College • Southern Illinois University Edwardsville • University of Missouri–St. Louis • Washington University • Webster University