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Miriam School and Learning Center empowers unique learners by building confidence and a foundation for success.
Miriam is the premier educational hub for children with learning differences in the St.
Louis area. We empower unique learners by building confidence and a foundation for success at our K-12 school, as well as through our outreach programs.
Miriam takes students and their families on a journey to see how their differences can actually be gifts.
Our students' challenges often include specific learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, speech/language disorders, anxiety and sensory processing differences.
Need-based tuition assistance is available, and provided to more than 60% of families.
Summer Program Cost Notes
Summer FUNdamentals includes academic and social skills camps for grades K-8, as well as a social skills camp for high school students. Please see website for costs. www.miriamstl.org
Club or Organization: Board Game Club, Dungeons and Dragons, E-Sports (facilitated by St. Louis Science Center, Reading & Writing with St. Louis County Library, STL Rock School, Student Council
Recreational Athletic Programs: Cross Country
School Notes
Miriam School and Learning Center empowers unique learners by
building confidence and a foundation for success.
Miriam is the premier educational hub for children with
learning differences in the St. Louis area. We empower unique
learners by building confidence and a foundation for success at our
K-12 school, as well as through our outreach programs. Miriam takes
students and their families on a journey to see how their
differences can actually be gifts. Our students' challenges often
include specific learning disabilities, ADHD, autism,
speech/language disorders, anxiety and sensory processing
differences.
Join a school community where learning differences aren't so
different.
In 1956, Miriam School was established to serve children with
developmental disabilities. Following the establishment of Special
School District and other public school special education programs,
Miriam School's focus changed in 1962 to serve children with
complex learning disabilities.
The school program at our Lower/Middle School is designed for
children in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade who need more
support because of their learning challenges. With a low
student-to-teacher ratio and a collaborative learning approach,
students find an environment full of possibilities. At Miriam
School, learning is designed to meet the unique social, emotional,
physical, and academic needs of each student.
Upon realizing that there was no other high school in St. Louis
that could provide the services Miriam provided for grades K-8,
leaders determined they must open a high school for students with
complex learning challenges. Opened in fall 2016 and now located in
Olivette, Miriam High School continues Miriam's tradition of
focusing on the whole student through small group instruction,
caring teachers, and specialized curriculum. With a low
student-to-teacher ratio and a collaborative learning approach,
students find an environment full of possibilities. Graduates are
equipped with not only a transcript, but a portfolio of skills that
will ensure their success as they move on to college, vocational
training or the workforce.
Miriam Learning Center provides services to students ages 2 to
18 who wish to remain in their current educational environment but
need specialized in-school or after-school support services to meet
their potential.
Miriam Learning Center partners with area schools to place
special education professionals on an as-needed basis, allowing the
schools to provide specialized services for children who learn
differently. We also offer a wide variety of services in house,
including IQ, academic and psychological testing, tutoring,
in-school supports, counseling, behavior support, and occupational,
speech/language, music and physical therapy.The Learning Center
opened in September 2007 and currently serves more than 1,600
students per year.
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