St. Vincent School provides individualized special education and counseling for children with learning disabilities as well as emotional and behavior disorders.
St. Vincent School's purpose is to provide special education and counseling without delay for children in need of an alternative to the traditional classroom setting.
Upon assessing each student's academic needs, the School provides instruction to meet those needs and to prepare the student for a successful reintegration into a traditional school setting.
St. Vincent School makes a commitment to that child and his/her parents/guardians to provide a quality individualized education and counseling regardless of obstacles.
The school's primary goal is to prepare each child to return to their community school with the behavior, academic and social skills needed to ensure success.
St. Vincent School is approved by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Division of Special Education and Accredited by the Missouri Chapter of the National Federation of Non-public School State Accrediting Associations to serve children with a variety of learning disabilities and/or behavior or emotional disturbances.
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