Miriam School and Learning Center is a K-12 special education school in Saint Louis, Missouri, dedicated to students with learning differences including dyslexia, ADHD, autism, speech/language disorders, sensory processing differences, and anxiety. Since 1956, Miriam has specialized in helping students recognize their learning differences as strengths while building academic confidence and essential life skills.
With an average class size of just 8 students and 80% of faculty holding advanced degrees, Miriam provides individualized instruction tailored to each learner's needs. The school offers comprehensive support programs for reading and written expression, math, fine and gross motor skills, and social-emotional development. Beyond academics, students participate in clubs, sports, and enrichment activities including board games, e-sports, and partnerships with local organizations like the St. Louis Science Center and County Library.
Tuition is $37,300 annually, with need-based financial assistance available to more than 60% of families, making specialized education more accessible. Families interested in admission can contact Admissions Director Caryn McFerren or Admissions Associate Emily Manninger through rolling admissions. Miriam also offers summer programs and outreach services to support learners throughout the community.