Click on the headline to learn more about Proposition E, a proposal on the April 2 ballot that would provide additional revenue to help the District maintain its academic excellence and fiscal stability.
Meramec Elementary fourth-graders hosted a Poetry Cafe for their parents and teachers on Thursday, March 7, to present their social justice poem ebooks. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
The Meramec Elementary School Garden Club has been named a 2018 Fruits & Veggies - More Matters, School Foodservice Role Model by the Produce for Better Health Foundation. Click on the headline to learn more.
Clayton students, families and community members convened at Clayton High School on Saturday, March 2, for the District's annual Science Fair. Click on the headline to view photos and the list of winning projects.
Meramec Elementary Nurse Caren Etling has been named the St. Louis District Dairy Council’s (SLDDC) 2019 Homegrown Hero for her commitment to making Meramec Elementary School a happier and healthier place for all students. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
Meramec Elementary students celebrated National School Counseling Week by writing about the character traits of their favorite counselor, Mr. Henderson, and presenting their portfolio to him in a surprise visit. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
Meramec Elementary fourth- and fifth-graders and Librarian Jeri Lynn Palmer welcomed New York Times bestselling illustrator and author John Hendrix to their school on Thursday, Jan. 31. Click on the headline to learn more.
The Meramec Elementary Kid Zone Future Leaders Club hosted an Afterschool Supply Drive in November through January to collect supplies, games and materials for afterschool programs in need. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
On April 2, the District is asking voters to consider Proposition E in order to close the gap between its rising expenses and relatively flat revenue stream. While the District has taken numerous steps to control costs, factors such as the state law known as the Hancock Amendment will continue to keep the District’s revenues from staying on pace with its expenditures. Click on the headline to learn more.
Click on the headline to review helpful handouts distributed to 2019-2020 kindergarten parents at the District's annual Kindergarten on the Horizon held in February.
The MAP Grade-Level Assessment score reports have been released by DESE. Any student who attended a Clayton school during the 2017-2018 school year in grade 3-8 will receive the report at his/her home address. Reports were mailed by Dec. 21, 2018.
Join the District for its second annual Parent Speaker Series! This year's Speaker Series lineup will build on the learning that took place last year with several informative, thought-provoking presentations. Click on the headline to learn more and register to attend.
At the School District of Clayton’s Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, April 11, the Board unanimously approved a resolution declaring their support for sensible gun safety legislation and their opposition to efforts to arm educators. Click the headline to read the resolution.
Principal Lisa Jackson-Terry announced her retirement in a letter to her school community. Click the headline to learn more.
The School District of Clayton closed on the sale of the Maryland School (7501 Maryland Ave) to the Centene Corporation. Click the headline to learn more.
The School District of Clayton earned 138 out of a possible 140 points for a score of 98.6 percent on its 2017 APR. Click on the headline to learn more.
