Meramec Elementary School

  • Fourth-Graders Plant Native Wildflowers in Science Garden

    Fourth-grade students planted native Missouri wildflowers in the school's science garden as part of their life science unit “Structures of Life.” This planting gave students an opportunity to contribute directly to the environment of Meramec using native plants which are adapted to growing in Missouri's climate. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.

    Comments (-1)
  • Students Honored for Vision of Their City’s Future

    Current Clayton Mayor Harold Sanger, former Mayor Linda Goldstein and the Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council honored the 14 student winners of the Clayton Centennial Contest at a special reception on Monday, May 13. These students were celebrated for their essays, artwork and videos submitted in the contest to depict their answers to the question, “What will Clayton be like in 100 years?” Click
    on the headline for photos and
    the list of winners.

    Comments (-1)
  • Meramec Scientists Celebrated for Their Outstanding Work

    Following the School District of Clayton’s Science Fair in March, 15 Meramec Elementary students were honored for their unique projects at the Academy of Science – St. Louis’ Science Fair at Queeny Park on May 1. Click on the headline for a list of the award-winning students.

    Comments (-1)
  • Ensuring Students’ Smooth Transition to Middle and High School

    With the end of the 2012-2013 school year in sight, students who will be advancing to the next level of their education in the District are anxiously anticipating what their new school and new schedule will have in store. Click on the headline to read an article about what District staff are doing to help these fifth- and eighth-graders prepare for the next step.

    Comments (-1)
  • Field Day Creates Fun Team-Building Experiences

    Meramec Elementary students enjoyed their annual Field Day activities on Friday, May 24. Parent volunteers and staff were essential in making the end-of the-year celebrations memorable. Click the headline to view photos.

    Comments (-1)

Headlines

  • Letter from Superintendent Wilkinson About the Tornado in Oklahoma

    The news of the devastation caused by the tornado in Oklahoma on May 20 is both shocking and saddening. Our hearts and thoughts are with the community of Moore and the surrounding areas impacted by the tornado, especially the students, staff and families at Briarwood and Plaza Towers Elementary Schools. Click on the headline for a letter from Superintendent Dr. Sharmon Wilkinson containing resources for talking with your children about this tragedy and for suggestions on how you can help the individuals directly impacted by the tornado.

    Comments (-1)
  • Career Day Gives Meramec Students New Ambitions for the Future

    Thanks to the broad range of presentations at Meramec Elementary’s Career Day on May 3, students gained new ideas and ambitions for their future careers. The 18 presentations, mainly from family members of students and staff, included insights into the careers of pilots, authors, chefs, doctors, dentists, firefighters, police officers, handymen, military personnel and many others. Click on the headline to read more and view photos.

    Comments (-1)
  • Fifth-Graders Organize Fundraiser for The One Fund Boston

    Prompted by the events that occurred in Boston, Meramec Elementary fifth-graders organized a run/walk to benefit The One Fund Boston. On Monday, May 6, fifth-graders and their teachers, along with other Meramec students, siblings and parents, ran 26 laps around the elementary school to symbolize the 26 miles of the Boston Marathon. Click the headline to view photos.

    Comments (-1)
  • Lots of Lunches Provide Lots of Love

    Meramec Elementary’s Helping Hands community outreach program had Meramec families busy in their kitchens this April making brown bag lunches. A total of 126 brown bag lunches were prepared, decorated and donated to Peter and Paul Community Services in downtown St Louis. Click the headline to learn more.

    Comments (-1)
  • Abilities Awareness Event Teaches Students to Value Different Abilities

    Meramec Elementary students gained greater awareness and respect for people with differing abilities during the school’s third annual Abilities Awareness Experience held on Friday, April 19. Eighteen presenters from across the St. Louis region taught students about the variety of abilities individuals may have and why it is important to value each other’s differing abilities. Click on the headline to learn more and
    view photos.

    Comments (-1)
  • more

Welcome

Meramec Elementary School is nestled in a tree-lined neighborhood of suburban St. Louis, Missouri. The school has a rich history, and it is not unusual to find several generations of families represented among our current school population. Families have a strong desire to offer their children an education with high academic standards in a student-centered school. The rich diversity of our school population is valued. Our guiding principles state, "Diversity enriches our lives, mirrors our world, and reflects our future."

Meramec Elementary School is well known as a place where students, staff, administration, parents and community members work together in harmony. All learning activities are driven by a strong belief that it is essential "...to strive to develop in all the children the strength of character, the skills, the knowledge and the wisdom necessary to build creative, productive lives and contribute to a global society". The individuality of every learner is recognized and valued. Members of our Meramec community include outstanding teachers, excellent support staff, supportive parents and energetic volunteers, who work together to support each child's success.

Studies are enhanced by exciting and engaging activities, where daily decisions are based on the best interests of students, balancing individual and group needs. Character education is woven throughout daily experiences. The school culture nurtures both the joy of learning and the satisfaction of achievement. The Meramec School community fosters the development of students who accept responsibility for their learning and feel supported in their ability to create positive futures for themselves.

Welcome to Meramec Elementary!

Upcoming Events