Education for All
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of St. Louis strive to serve families of every background, ability, and need, providing education and formation rooted in the dignity of each child as created in the image of God.
The Archdiocese of St. Louis is committed to advancing Catholic inclusive education, ensuring that students with disabilities and those who learn differently are welcomed, supported, and provided equitable opportunities to grow spiritually, academically, and socially.
Full integration of over 4,000 students with disabilities into general education schools across the Archdiocese by providing necessary academic, spiritual, and emotional supports
Our therapy team focuses on early-intervention therapeutic speech and language services, including screenings and therapy provided by full-time speech-language pathologists.
Annunziata School provides a small, caring, and totally self-contained Catholic school environment for students with disabilities to learn and grow in faith.
The Lighthouse Family Network
The Lighthouse is an archdiocesan-wide initiative that supports, connects, and empowers families of Catholic school students with disabilities. Rooted in Catholic social teaching and the dignity of every child, The Lighthouse will foster belonging, understanding, and practical support for parents navigating special education within Catholic schools. By combining community-building with formation and advocacy, The Lighthouse seeks to ensure that families are heard, served, and connected as they pursue a faithful Catholic education for their children.