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1982年3月

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Elementary and Middle SchoolsLocationGradesEnrollmentStudent-Teacher RatioClass HoursFood ServiceEntrance RequirementsSpecial Features
Public—St. Louis City
Hamilton School; 5819 Westminster; 367-0552Skinker-DeBaliviereK-5424K—25; Primary—26; Middle—298:15-2:45Hot breakfast and lunch served daily. Charge based on ability to pay.NoneProvides competence in basic skills and democratic social values. Fully integrated, both students and faculty. P.E., Art, Music, Speech Therapy, and Special Education available.
Roe; 1921 Prather; 645-1207South end of 28th WardK-5293Same8:15-2:45SameNoneSame
Dewey; 6746 Clayton Ave.; 647-4848South end of 28th WardK; 6-8Same9-3:30SameNoneSame, but includes additional courses such as Home Ec, Industrial Arts, and Laboratory Science.
Magnet
Academic and Athletic Academy; Hamilton Branch III; 450 Des PeresSkinker-DeBaliviere6-820030:17:30-4:00SameNoneEmphasis on academics and athletics in curriculum. Special emphasis on archery, gymnastics, tennis and golf (individual sports).
Academies of Basic Instruction; Lyon School; 7417 VermontSouth St. LouisK-8283Same8:15-2:45SameNoneEmphasis on the basics in self-contained classrooms.
Mallinckrodt School; 6020 PernodSouth St. LouisK-8325Same9:00-3:30SameNoneEmphasis on the basics in self-contained classrooms.
Waring School; 25 S. ComptonSouth St. LouisK-8350Same9:00-3:30SameNoneEmphasis on the basics in self-contained classrooms.
Action Learning and Career Exploration; Madison School; 1118 S. 7thDowntownK-8400Same9:15-3:45SameNoneStresses building career awareness and exploration in Metropolitan St. Louis. Full-time industrial arts and home economics programs for all grade levels.
Center for Expressive and Receptive Arts; Ames School; 2900 HadleyNorth St. LouisK-8450Same9:00-3:30SameNoneWriting, speaking, reading and listening skills receive special coverage utilizing communication labs.
Jr. Classical Academy; 5351 EnrightNorth St. Louis2-8500Same7:30-2:00SameTesting RequiredProgram for academically talented students. An enriched program is offered and geared to their faster-paced learning needs.
Foreign Language Experience; Wilkinson School; 7212 ArsenalSouth St. LouisK-8250Same9:15-3:45SameNoneExposure to a variety of world cultures and languages including French, German and Spanish.
Individually Guided Education; Wade School; 2030 S. VandeventerSouth St. LouisK-8417Same9:15-3:45SameNoneGroups students according to their ability and allows them to advance at their own pace.
Woerner School; 6131 LeonaSouth St. LouisK-8429Same8:15-2:45SameNoneGroups students according to their ability and allows them to advance at their own pace.
Investigative Learning Center; Stix School; 226 S. EuclidCentral West EndK-8450Same9:15-3:45SameNoneMathematics and science, as well as the basics, are emphasized in the inquiry approach to learning.
Montessori; Euclid School; 1131 N. EuclidCentral West EndK-3250Same9:00-3:30SameNoneStructured yet individualized approach that respects the child's developmental stage while encouraging independence.
Visual and Performing Arts Center; Shaw School; 5329 ColumbiaSouth St. LouisK-8475Same9:00-3:30SameNoneProvides extensive experience in the arts as well as instruction in the basics.

Editor's Note: Applications for admission to magnet schools will be accepted starting March 29. Students are accepted on first come, first serve basis based on racial percentages of 50 percent black and 50 percent white. Some schools have a waiting list for admission. Call the Recruitment and Counseling Center at 771-4500 for a tour or additional information regarding particular schools.

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Originally published in The Paper, March 1982.

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