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by Daphne Dorsey | Monday, June 23, 2008
The School District of University City will offer free breakfast and lunch meals to participants in its Summer Learning Academy program as well as to local residents who are between the ages 2-18 from now until July 25. The summer meals program will be held at Pershing Elementary School, 6761 Bartmer Ave.; Brittany Woods Middle . . . read more
For media inquiries contact: Daphne Dorsey, Public Relations Coordinator at 314-290-4016 CarolAnn Cole, Communications Specialist at 314-290-4019 read more
Residents Encouraged to "Look Inside, Look Ahead - Make U City Schools a Destination" The School District of University City is embarking on a new community engagement program which will help define the future of its . . . read more
The 2008 graduating class of University City High School earned more than $3.6 million in scholarships to such schools as Boston College, Vanderbilt, Knox College, Marquette University, Loyola University, the University of Missouri . . . read more
First African American astronaut to walk in space helps middle school students achieve dreams Dr. Bernard Harris, the first African-American astronaut to walk in space, brought his national “Dream Tour” program to Brittany Woods . . . read more
May 4 was U City Day at the Cardinals ball game. Superintendent Joylynn Wilson threw out the first pitch. A student from each of the District's schools joined the Superintendent on the field. . . . read more
The Board of Education has voted to hire the following as new principals for Jackson Park and Delmar-Harvard Elementary Schools: Dr. Phyllis Fredericksen - Delmar-Harvard Since 2005, Dr. Fredericksen has served as the . . . read more
The School District of University City Board of Education recently approved two measures aimed at improving academic achievement and staff development. As part of its Fourth Cycle Missouri School Improvement Plan Process (MSIP), . . . read more
Recently, the School District of University City Board of Education approved the hiring and promotion of several administrators. Karl Scheidt began work in March as the district’s new operations director. He formerly worked . . . read more
University City residents in grades 4 through 7 can spend their first week of summer break having fun and learning basic skills in a variety of sports. UCHS coaches and current players will work with students in daily clinics for one and . . . read more