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Every adolescent has a unique learning style. For a child struggling with mental, emotional, and learning disorders, a conventional academic environment may become a roadblock to learning and succeeding.

Our Curriculum Guide provides an overview of all classes offered, along with the therapeutic services available. It’s a valuable resource highlighting the school’s commitment to academic excellence and student well-being.

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Logos is a private special-education school that meets each student where they are on their educational journey. Through individualized assessments and personalized plans, we support the unique needs of students in grades 6–12. Our 6 : 1 student-teacher ratio—and an overall 3 : 1 student-to-staff ratio—allow for individualized attention and flexible instruction.

Our state-approved, ISACS-accredited curriculum includes honors, remedial, and elective courses—along with life-skills and art programs—to engage diverse learning styles. Electives such as Yearbook, Creative Writing, Music Appreciation, E-Sports, and Gardening encourage discovery and confidence.

As a trauma-responsive school, we ensure students feel safe, understood, and supported in every aspect of their learning. Teachers and therapists work closely with families to create individualized plans that extend beyond the classroom. An 11-month, six-term calendar supports steady progress and credit recovery. Whether preparing for post-secondary education, employment, or a return to a traditional school, each student leaves Logos equipped for lifelong success.

 Academic Highlights

  • Special Education certified and Masters-level teachers
  • 11-month program divided into six academic terms
  • Honors level courses
  • Credit recovery
  • Individualized academic plans
  • Self-contained middle school classrooms
  • Integration of social skills training in the classroom

Students learn most effectively by means of a student-centered, discovery-oriented teaching method that emphasizes student skills. 

Various learning styles used:

  • Kinesthetic
  • Auditory
  • Visual
  • Verbal
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From 8:40 to 3:45, my purpose is to serve the students at Logos. Every child deserves to be heard. Listening fully and reflecting together inspires growth. The students here make me want to be a better person.

Carolyn Ferris, english & science Foundations Instructor

Academic Statistics

Logos School sets high expectations for academic success, and our track record speaks for itself.

With an average ACT score of 24.4, well above the state average, and an impressive graduation rate of 98%, we empower students to reach their full potential.

Each year, 15% of our students successfully mainstream and graduate from their home schools, while 92% advance to post-secondary education, laying the foundation for a brighter future after Logos. 

With a legacy of excellence and commitment to emotional well-being, Logos School continues to lead the way in providing transformative education for students in the St. Louis region. 

 

At Logos, we know every adolescent deserves the chance to fulfill their own hopes and dreams for a successful future.

One school, two unique programs

While Logos functions as a single school under one roof, our middle school and high school programs are intentionally designed to address the distinct developmental and academic needs of each age group.

Middle School (Grades 6-8)

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Our middle school program focuses on helping students develop core skills, confidence, and healthy habits for learning. The structure, consistency, and individualized support prepare students for the transition to high school and beyond.

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High School (Grades 9-12)

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Our high school program prepares students to earn their diploma, build independence, and plan for life after graduation. Students engage in meaningful coursework, explore electives, and set personal goals for the future.

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Meet our Teachers

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Craig Alper

Craig Alper

Titles: Spanish Instructor
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Andrea Biondo

Andrea Biondo

Titles: Director of Education, Advanced Individualized Instructor
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Courtney Dotson

Courtney Dotson

Titles: Middle School Instructor
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The Logos clinical team is committed to delivering top-notch therapy services to each student, excelling in tailoring their approach to meet the unique needs of every individual.
 
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Schedule a meeting with our Admissions Team to discover how our personalized approach ensures that you are well-informed in your decision-making process regarding your family's educational future.

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