Hello! In all of my years of teaching chess at various school, I have never experienced such an…read moreamazing, fun loving, God educated school of all the schools. First I've never seen a school that allows their student to have class outside for much of the day. Most schools I have taught chess at have classes on the inside and the students only would come out for recess. I taught chess at Agape for a few semesters and the students were a blast to teach. In fact, there were various ages from early childhood to Elementary. They even conducted their own stage plays. If you are looking for a school that's different from the rest, I would highly recommend sending your child to Agape Adventure Learning

From the owner: Agape Adventure Academy is a private Christian school in St. Louis that blends faith, nature-based…read morelearning, and Reggio Emilia-inspired education to raise courageous, whole-hearted leaders. We specialize in: • Nature School Approach – Children learn outdoors in every season, exploring forests, building forts, and discovering science through hands-on adventures. • Reggio Emilia Philosophy – Learning is student-led, project-based, and rooted in creativity, curiosity, and collaboration. • Faith-Based Education – Christ-centered values are woven into daily rhythms, helping children grow in courage, character, and compassion. • Whole-Child Development – From CrossFit and cooking to sewing and STEM, students build life skills that last beyond the classroom. Families choose Agape because we are more than a school — we are a learning community where every child is seen, challenged, and celebrated. Our mission is to partner with parents to prepare children for the real world with courage, faith, and practical life skills. If you’re looking for a St. Louis Christian school, St. Louis nature school, or Reggio Emilia-inspired education in St. Louis, Agape Adventure Academy offers a unique path designed for the challenges of the 21st century.

As a family that was involved with Providence Academy for 10 years, we are very disappointed at the…read moreschool we loved. No longer a safe place for children. With no published volunteer policy, our child was taken out of childcare without our permission. She was missing for an hour. Administration seemed unconcerned and no policy has ever been published. We pulled our younger child and administration forced us to pull our high school student. This is no longer a Christ-centered school, they are more worried about money and enrollment.

Best decision I made for my kid thus far. The teachers and staff at Providence have made my son…read morefeel loved, welcomed and accomplished. They focus on Jesus and the education is wonderful.

This is a very clean, safe and friendly school/church for kids to attend. I've been in and out of…read morethis school multiple times to pick up and attend concerts for my nephew. St. Justin is a very safe school that provides top notch security. Almost all of the doors (where children attend) are locked at all times. There's a security intercom that you have to buzz into in order to enter the school. This kind of security helps protects kids and faculty. Their restrooms are super clean considering they deal with a lot of kids and even have stools and wipes for kids in the bathroom. The kids concerts are usually performed in their sanctuary and it is absolutely very beautiful and nicely decorated.

No leg room in the bleachers no parking for the event they held too crowded not enough bathrooms…read moreand no gorilla

Best church and people I ever met in my life. Like my 2nd family from God himself. My grandparents…read moreand mother is now there also in the graveyard. I would recommend this church to anyone!

Engineering room is dope Super cool and fun…read moreFootball is great 100% Rex come d to anyone

The fish was carefully crafted to perfection and the burger I ordered was very good! I enjoyed the…read morefood items, they were very delicious, would come again. There's one con though, there's rooms that people go in and there's lockers, not sure if those are areas you can eat but if you can then that's a pretty unique gimmick!