What a beautiful campus. If you can't get a tour, at least drive-thru and enjoy the beauty…read more Did you know that Principia College has found a Mammoth and a Mastodon on their campus. That's a great opportunity for an archeology class, to experience hands on digging and discovery. Be sure to check out the remains in the science building. The architecture is mind blowing. The buildings designed by Bernard R. Maybeck are breath taking. His creative style of designing buildings, should be studied by today's architects. Maybeck designed for Principia between 1924 and 1940 and you'd never think his buildings were build during that time in history. I liked how they don't call the student housing, dorms. They call them, houses and I can tell you that they look more like a house than a dormitory. The "living room" on the main level was spectacular. Even the furniture was overstuffed and out of an Architectural Digest. I was impressed with the size of rooms the students had. They were bigger than someone's bedrooms. The historical Chapel is a beauty to behold, so be sure to check it out. It's close to a bluff, so the view is spectacular in the fall, but also good for the other seasons, as well. A notable graduate and a favorite actor of mine, the Oscar winning, Robert Duvall graduated in 1953 with a degree in drama. Next time you're heading up to Grafton for fun, stop by Elsah and check out the only Christian Science College in the world.

This is my second time out to this college for my son's annual track meet. I must say this location…read moredefinitely has it's pros and cons. Pros first: thank you for opening up your facility for athletes of all ages to show they talent and compete in an competition full of kids considering they could be doing activities that would lead them down the wrong path. It's a beautiful thing to see all our children compete and enjoy it and leave with recognition and sense of worth. This facility is very nice, clean and fit all families comfortably. Cons : the service of cellphones is nonexistent. It's like once you get inside the facilities your connection to the outside world is gone. That is terrible that no Wi-Fi was available for an all day event . No heat was available as well. We had to sit with coats on for 8 hrs and with that coldness comes headaches and sniffles. My son is a senior so I don't have to deal with this any longer but for future events please think of these small cons and try to address them asap.

I am a sophomore at liberty Wentzville high school it's the best one in the district 1 hr lunch…read moregreat teachers and students I will say it the best in st Charlas county just the athletics are amazing.

Great school for anyone. Great resources, and wonderful staff. Athletics and arts are encouraged…read moreand have amazing new facilities.

My wife and I graduated from this school in 1995. Her father graduated from the school as well…read more I loved my education and the teachers were excellent. Not sure which of my teachers are left, but look for Larry Hays and Shiela McCarthy. Both are outstanding. I must say that the last time I went back to see the school I got lost due to all of the renovations. When I started at this school, they still had some of the original buildings. I am definitely considering sending my children to this school.

I attended Whitfield School from 7th grade until I graduated high school and I must say that as…read moremuch as I love to hate it, I did get a damn good education while attending. The faculty was young and innovative in their teaching methods, which pushed me to think critically and be an individual regardless of peer disapproval. The facilities were unlike any other high school I have seen, clean, up to date, and just top-notch all around! The administration was a bit troublesome at times because I felt that the school was more of a corporation rather than a educating establishment. While attending I had many mixed feelings regarding the entire school but now that I am in college I feel that I was blessed and lucky to have been able to attend such a fine school. The people, however, were all the same. And when I say the same I mean the same upper-middle class kids who sport designer labels and conservative ideologies of their parents. Being the free-spirit I am, I found it extremely difficult to "fit in" one single group because of my liberal values. I felt that there was not enough diversity and many of the students tended to be extremely close minded because of that. All in all, the school is great (the parties were on par as well, Ha) and if you are able to take a tour of the buildings you will know exactly why I think so highly of the place.

If you are looking for a Christ- centered education that prepares you son or daughter for college,…read moreNorth County Christian School is excellent! We have six kids, all of which have graduated from NCCS. They continued their education and all six have bachelor's degrees and two with advanced degrees. They were well prepared for their studies in college.

I went there for most of my life, they offered great teaching and great teachers. I would recommend…read morethis place as a school and a home.

A lot of kids from Scott and the surrounding areas attend Mascoutah Jr. High and are derived from…read moreScott North. The teachers were always supportive and nice.

Mascoutah School District is awesome even though my kiddos hate the fact that they're not using a…read more10 point grading scale.

This school will don't help yea kid if you have disability. If I had the money to sue that place I…read morefucking money. They put all those kids one room with kids with different disabilities. Because this what they did to me.

Yes, I'm an MHS Indian (at least all the way up to my junior year). I have a lot of fond memories…read morehere. I was part of SADD and choir and many of my teachers were great supporters of the students at this school.

I attended PCHS in 1977 - 1978. Moved to Chesterfield during my junior year. Mr Leroy Walters…read moreFlying class changed my life. I was able to solo and remember doing spins at 5000 feet. I will never forget the spot landing contest he organized and all of us student pilots competing trying to land as close to the 5 pound bag of flour as possible. We had a blast! I went on to pass my FAA written exam and fly a 500 mile 3 leg solo cross country. This experience gave me so much confidence and I owe it all to Mr Leroy Walters.

Attended PCSH in 1982-1983, I think. The dates are kind of hazy. Does anyone know/remember Mr…read more Walters? He was a SS teacher but also taught about 10 students how to fly/obtain our private pilot's license. He was the best teacher/influence I've ever had in my life. Unfortunately, in 10th grade, you don't really realize it at the time. However, the man changed my life. I became a teacher because of him. He helped develop a passion in me about flight and aerobatic flight. He was such a decent, caring man even when he made me take the Cessna 152 to 5,000 feet to practice stall/spin recovery. I was never more scared in my life. "Aluminum tastes like fear (R.E.M.)." Thank you, Mr. Leroy Walters. You changed my life and I wanted you to know.

Amazing school and school day at school so I can get my grades done today if I don't have a school…read moreday or two or so after work so I will do the homework for the day or tomorrow so

Very nice auditorium. I've attended and participated in IFPA Bobybuilding Competitions here and…read morethe venue is always nice, clean and well equipped for show needs.

The local high school, serving Ladue and parts of Olivette in St. Louis County. Home to the Rams…read more Has a good amount of AP classes, affluent students who drive BMWs, and a good water polo team last time I recalled. There's a strong focus on academics, hence a high graduation rate. If you're a parent looking to send your child here, I highly recommend reading some education magazine/guide and not yelp dot com to make that decision.