The Board of Education honored 21 CHS students who have been named 2020 National Merit Scholars. Click the headline to view student names and photos.
Skylar Wilson is no stranger to the media spotlight. She made another TV appearance to promote her product line, Skylarlicious Naturals. Click the headline for the whole story.
MER students got to experience how it feels to give and receive through reading to shelter pets. For more details on this heartwarming story, click the headline.
WMS Drama students put their critical thinking and creativity skills to the test with brown craft paper. Click the headline for photos and videos.
Marke Freeman, former professional women’s basketball player, assisted with coaching the WMS girl’s basketball team and encouraged them in the pursuit of their athletic careers. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
“There’s no place like Clayton!” Theater students brought the “Wizard of Oz” to CHS from Jan. 30 to Feb. 1. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
Sixty-seven CHS students competed in the DECA competition on Feb. 4. Many qualified for the State Career Development Conference. Click the headline for more details.
The Chinese New Year was celebrated by Kindergartners at Meramec Elementary. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
Hannah Moon and Vivian Wang of WMS were selected out of 476 competitive entries. Click the headline to read more.
CHS student's amaze with artwork at the Emerson Young Artists' Showcase Exhibit. Click the headline to view each piece of art.
Learn everything you need to know about Kindergarten! Come join us on Feb. 24.
Click the headline for some helpful talking points about the novel coronavirus.
Five candidates have filed for three open positions in the April election.
WMS Chess Team brought home a number of wins from the Gateway Chess League Board Tournament. Click the headline to learn more.
The Glenridge staff is happy to announce that we are ready to begin our Winter/Spring Clubs! Click on the headline to learn more.
The Board of Education approved the 2020-2021 calendar at their meeting on Dec. 4. Click the headline to download the calendar and learn about what's different in this year's calendar.
