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City Schools 101: Discovering Your Options
Learn about all your options for education as a city resident during this FREE event
April 7, 2014
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The City Schools 101: Discovering Your Options event will be Saturday, April 12th, from
9 a.m. -11 a.m. at the Bishop DuBourg High School cafeteria (please park in back). RSVPs are not needed but are appreciated. You may RSVP at our Facebook Page.
Learn about your options for education as a city resident during this FREE event, sponsored by Tina Siebert of Circa Properties. You will hear from St. Louis public, magnet, charter and parochial school reps and get answers to all your general questions about enrolling your kids in city schools!
Speakers are:
- Public and magnet schools - Lou Kruger, Executive Director of Student Recruitment and Placement for St. Louis Public Schools
- Charter schools - Rachelle Morgan, Professional Services Manager for Missouri Charter Public School Association
- Parochial schools - Maureen DePriest, Director of Mission Schools and Special Projects for Archdiocese of St. Louis
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Department:
Office of the Mayor
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Topic:
Education and Training
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