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Out of more than 450 public school districts in Missouri, Pattonville is ranked No. 9 among the Best Public School Districts on Niche.com’s 2021 Best Districts in America list.

Nationally, Niche ranks Pattonville in the Top 4% of districts (No. 451 out of 10,760). In Missouri, the district is also ranked 

  • No. 1 for Most Diverse School Districts, 
  • No. 2 for Best Places to Teach
  • No. 9 for Districts with Best Teacher

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Dear Pattonville families and staff,

On Oct. 5, county officials announced recommendations in favor of the return of in-person learning for high school students, as the spread of COVID-19 has dropped to favorable levels in St. Louis County and among children of all ages. For this reason, we have determined that we will bring Pattonville High School students back for phase 2 of in-person learning beginning Thursday, Oct. 29. 

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Pattonville Early Childhood offers free developmental screenings for children ages 3 months to 5 years old who have not entered kindergarten.
 
The screenings are conducted through the Pattonville Parents as Teachers program and a specially trained screener will use the Ages and Stages Questionnaire tool to gather information about your child’s development.

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Pattonville School District is providing free meals to all children 18 and under and will continue as more students return to in-person learning. Starting Oct. 12, the curbside meal pick-up site will relocate to Pattonville High School under the bridge (2497 Creve Coeur Mill Road, Maryland Heights, Missouri, 63043). Pick-up times are Mondays and Wednesdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.

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School district watching finances in wake of COVID-19 revenue losses, expenses

The Pattonville School District’s tax rate for homeowners will remain unchanged from the previous year after the board of education voted on Sept. 25 to approve proposed tax rates for the 2020-2021 school year. The residential rate will continue to be lower than the rates for agricultural, commercial and personal property, as promised to voters when they approved the Proposition P tax rate increase in 2013. At the time of the election, the district promised to limit the residential tax rate increase for as many years as possible. Proposition P allowed the district to levy up to 99 cents, but the district has kept its commitment, limiting the increase to 35 cents per $100 of assessed valuation for homeowners for the last seven years.

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