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• Colleges and Universities
• K-12
• School Districts

Resources in This Category

• Gateway Writing Project

  http://www.umsl.edu/services/gwp/
  GWP is sponsored by the University of Missouri-St. Louis and Harris-Stowe State College and is the official St. Louis site of the National Writing Project.

• Gifted Resource Council

  http://www.giftedresourcecouncil.org/
  Agency serving the greater St. Louis metropolitan area working to better the education of gifted and talented students in the region.

• Interactive Therapy, Inc.

  http://www.interactivetherapy.net/
  It gives information about identification of speech and language disorders, prevention and treatment of those disorders and a description of the provided services.

• John Burroughs School Alumni

  http://www.jburroughs.org/alumni/
  Alumni and parent relations, development and publications.

• Leftovers, etc.

  http://www.leftoversetc.com/
  Learning center providing instruction in educational and family oriented activities for low income youths.

• St Louis Area Mensa Gifted Youth Links

  http://www.stlouis.us.mensa.org/useful_links.htm
  Links for gifted youth and their parents, provided by the St. Louis chapter of Mensa, an international organization whose criterion for membership is a score in the top 2% on any of a number of standardized tests.

• St. Louis Student Watch

  http://www.stlstudentwatch.com/
  Online community for college students to share critical perspectives of their institutions with each other.

• The Decorative Arts Center

  http://decartctr.tripod.com/
  Offers classes in faux finishes, venetian plaster, murals, Trompe l'oeil, and other techniques of decorative painting.

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