Logos School

This week, September 20th-26th, is . In honor of that, we would like to highlight some of the ways we allow our Logos students to embrace their creativity inside the classroom. Our Gardening and Science Conservation classes give our community the opportunity to get hands-on experience with taking care of plants and learning about nature.

Middle school can be a season of tremendous change. For some students, school simply stops feeling like the right fit.

If your child is in grades 6–8 and you know they need something different, it's okay to explore another path. At Logos School, students are supported academically and emotionally in a structured environment where they can build confidence one day at a time.

Come see what a different school experience can look like. Schedule a visit today: https://bit.ly/4noAdjt

📅 Friday, September 18 – Professional Development
There is no school for students today as our staff takes part in professional development. Have a great day off, students! 🦁

Q: How do I know if my child might benefit from a therapeutic school?

If anxiety, depression, or emotional well-being is affecting your child's academics, relationships, or motivation, it may be time to explore a different kind of support.

At Logos School, students receive integrated academic and therapeutic support designed to help them feel safe, understood, and capable.

Let's talk.

You know your child better than anyone. If you've been wondering whether there might be a better fit, trust yourself enough to ask the question.

One conversation could open the door to a new beginning. We'd love to meet your family.

💙 She came to Logos for the summer. Then she chose to stay.

During the Summer Intensive Program, this student experienced something every young person deserves to feel at school: accepted, supported, and connected.

“The teachers made learning enjoyable, the staff supported me. I felt accepted from day one.”

What began as a summer program became the beginning of something more.

Sometimes a few weeks in the right environment can help a student see school differently. And sometimes, it helps them find the place where they want to keep growing.

We’re so glad she chose Logos. 💙

💙 Sometimes the most important thing we can do is remind someone they do not have to carry everything alone.

On World Su***de Prevention Day, we recognize the importance of connection, listening, and creating spaces where young people feel safe enough to share what they are experiencing.

At Logos School, students are surrounded by teachers, therapists, and staff who take the time to know them, listen to them, and remind them that their story matters.

A conversation can create connection. Being heard can create hope. And every person deserves to know there are people ready to stand beside them.

Today and every day, let's keep listening.

***dePreventionDay

A few words from one of our staff members, Danielle, about testing. To any student taking any test: breathe and do your very best, you've got this!

Mental Health America's 2026 theme, "More Good Days, Together," offers a simple but powerful reminder: mental health support works best when people feel seen, supported, and connected. For students and families navigating emotional or mental health challenges, that message is especially meaningful.

At Logos School in St. Louis, creating more good days is not just an idea, it is part of the school's daily work. Logos serves students in grades 6-12 through a personalized therapeutic and academic program designed to foster hope, resilience, and success. The goal is not only to help students move forward academically, but also to give them the support they need to grow emotionally and socially.

Learn more in our latest blog: https://www.logosschool.org/about/news/blog/~board/articles/post/more-good-days-together-supporting-student-mental-health-at-logos-school