We partner with many non-profit organizations to provide services and enrichment programs to our students and faculty. These partnerships are instrumental to the ongoing success of our students. Although not exhaustive, listed below are organizations that provide on-going support to our students. To read more about what these organizations do, please click their name to visit their website.
Access Academies
Access Academies, a not-for-profit that ensures disadvantaged students in the St. Louis area have access to a top-quality, character-based education, has partnered with St Cecilia School and Academy to support a robust curriculum, homework assistance, service projects, and enrichment through extended school day and school year programming in 6th-7th grades. ACCESS also provides a school-based Graduate Support Director who works directly with students and their families all seven years of their educational journey, from middle school, through high school, and into college. Services include mentoring, advocacy, counseling, financial assistance, and more.
Center for Hearing and Speech
The Center for Hearing & Speech improves the quality of life for individuals with hearing and speech disorders by providing caring and high quality services, regardless of one’s ability to pay, and continually striving to address a greater portion of the unmet need relating to speech and audiology in the St. Louis region.
Lutheran Family and Children Services
Lutheran Family and Children Services supports our students in 5th-7th grade with Character Education programming.
St. Francis Southside Community
St. Francis Southside Community provides bilingual counseling services to St. Cecilia School and Academy.
St. Louis MHB
St. Cecilia School and Academy is a St. Louis MHB 2022-23 Grant Award Recipient.
The Today and Tomorrow Educational Foundation
The Today and Tomorrow Educational Foundation (TTEF) provides direct scholarship tuition assistance to our families. Additionally, TTEF provides a Director of Development to work with school leadership on marketing, community partnerships and importantly, to seek funding from corporations, individuals and grant funders to support the school’s overall operating budget.