Logos School

At Logos School, we embrace diversity and inclusivity, welcoming students from all backgrounds and abilities. With a continual enrollment of over 100 students in grades 6-12, we serve individuals with various emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed. We understand the unique needs of students with Individualized Education Programs

Our community is built on support and collaboration. Students are embraced by an encouraging peer community, fostering connections, empathy, and shared growth experiences. Through collaborative learning environments and extracurricular activities, students develop meaningful connections and a sense of belonging, creating a positive and inclusive atmosphere where they can thrive academically, emotionally, and socially.

$37,900

At LOGOS, we partner with each family to determine tuition affordability based on their unique financial position. We recognize a private education is a significant financial investment and make every effort to use financial aid to bring tuition within the family's ability to pay. Families are welcome to begin the FAST Financial Aid Application Process at any time during the admissions process. Financial aid decisions are made after the student has officially been accepted to LOGOS. All families must reapply for financial assistance each school year. Financial aid applications for returning families are due April 30 of each year.

At Logos School, we provide comprehensive therapeutic and academic programming designed to nurture each student's development. We understand that success encompasses more than just academic achievement; it's about fostering emotional well-being, personal growth, and leadership skills. We believe in providing traditional experiences and leadership opportunities to enrich our students' educational journey.
Our academics include rigoris state-approved curricula (MO & IL) including honors and remedial courses, and a variety of electives, including life skills classes and art. Student-centered, discovery-oriented teaching methods incoporate kinesthetic, auditory, visual and verbal learning styles.

Our innovative and intensive therapeutic program is the cornerstone of our approach. Upon enrollment, every student is paired with a dedicated therapist who works closely with them to develop and support their therapeutic and academic goals. We provide real-time interventions and weekly individual and group therapies, with optional family sessions, ensuring students have the support they need to
thrive in and out of the classroom.
Our therapists apply a cognitive behavioral approach, drawing on the principles of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) to provide effective and personalized care. Our rigorous academics are state-approved and encompass a range of honors, remedial, and elective courses, including life skills classes and an art program. Our student-centered teaching methods support diverse learning styles and promote discovery by incorporating kinesthetic, auditory, visual, and verbal techniques.

All students are provided a chrome book for their lesson plans and assignments. In cases where the chrome book is not appropriate other arrangements may be made.

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Student Ambassadors Program, Student Council, National Honor Society, Student Mentoring Program, SELF
(Students Expressing Life Freely), Student Event Planning Activities, Volleyball, Soccer and Basketball

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Logos School provides a lifeline to students through a transformative, personalized therapeutic and academic program, fostering a path to hope and success

●Comprehensive support
● Intensive, Innovative Therapeutic Services Under One Roof
○ The therapeutic program is the mainstay of the school’s approach; every student is assigned a therapist upon enrollment who supports their therapeutic and academic goals.
○ Real-time interventions, weekly 1-hour individual sessions, 2-hour group sessions (minimum), and optional family therapies are provided.
○ Brief therapeutic interventions allow students to process immediate incidents in a safe space, enabling them to readjust and return to their classroom.
○ Group therapy focuses on the new student phase, various behaviors/skills, and the leadership/transition stage.
○ Therapists employ a cognitive behavioral approach and are trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT).
● Rigorous Academics
○ State-approved curricula (MO and IL) include honors and remedial courses, and a variety of electives, including life skills classes and art.
○ Student-centered, discovery-oriented teaching methods incorporate kinesthetic, auditory, visual, and verbal learning styles.
● Traditional Experiences and Leadership Opportunities
○ MSHSAA-affiliated athletic teams: volleyball, soccer, and basketball
○ Social activities like prom and formal graduation
○ Required community service hours
○ Leadership opportunities through various clubs, student event planning committees, a mentorship program, student council, a student ambassador program, and the National Honors Society
Meets Each Student Where They Are
● Every student in grades 6-12 receives a personalized therapeutic treatment plan and a learning plan.
● For students transitioning to life after Logos, interests and abilities are assessed, and activities are designed to prepare them for post-secondary education, employment, or independent living.
Family preservation
● Therapists maintain weekly contact with family to discuss progress, challenges, strategies, and resources they may need.
● Teachers engage in individual contact with families at conferences three times per year, as well as regular communication for IEPs, behavior intervention meetings, transitional service, and other student-specific concerns.
● Monthly virtual family meetings with the Head of School provide opportunities for open dialogue and collaboration with school leadership.

Subject matter expertise and exceptional services
● Logos School boasts a 3:1 student-to-staff ratio, ensuring personalized attention and support.
● With a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio, students receive individualized instruction and guidance.
● Our team includes 13 licensed therapists, providing expert therapeutic support to meet students' emotional and behavioral needs.
● Among our 21 teachers, 58% hold advanced degrees, demonstrating our commitment to academic excellence and subject
matter expertise.
High expectations - and history - for success
● Average ACT score of 24.4 outperforming the state average of 20
● Each year, 15% of our students successfully mainstream and graduate from their home schools, demonstrating our commitment
to academic achievement.
● With a graduation rate of 98%, Logos School ensures that nearly all students achieve their high school diploma.
● 92% of our graduates advance to post-secondary education, paving the way for future success.
● Since 1970, Logos School has served over 2,000 students, providing a proven approach that has transformed the lives of
hundreds of adolescents who were otherwise left without options in school, and sometimes, in life.