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JBS @ A Glance. Founded in 1923, Burroughs is a coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades 7-12. Faculty, parents/guardians, and students share a commitment to a liberal arts education which strikes a balance of emphasis among academics, arts, athletics and activities. Graduates enter leading colleges throughout the country.
For a list of scheduled school closures for the 2024–2025 school year, click here. ... John Burroughs School. 755 South Price Road St. Louis, MO 63124 (314) 993-4040 .
Burroughs Profile. This profile is provided to all colleges and universities to which our students apply. It includes background information about the school, academic requirements for graduation, student performance on advanced placement and college entrance tests (SAT I and II and ACT), National Merit Scholars, and the colleges to which ...
John Burroughs School seeks to instill the joy of living through active learning, integrity and service to others. Our mission is to foster in our students academic, physical and creative fulfillment, together with strength of character, while helping them become productive members of our school community. Burroughs promotes an atmosphere of ...
Contact Us. Main Phone Number: 314-993-4040. 24-hour Direct Dial Phone Number: 314-993-4045. Fax: 314-993-6458. Primary Faculty/Staff Contacts: Head of School: Andy Abbott ext. 282. Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs: Jennifer Salrin ext. 325. Assistant Head of School for External Affairs: Ginger Imster ext. 256.
I can be reached by email or at 314/993-4045, ext. 270. You may also contact Courtney Gable, assistant director of admission, at 314/993-4045, ext. 348, or Nancy Vogt, administrative assistant, at 314-993-4045, ext. 242. There are several steps in the admission process, including a school visit, an interview, recommendations, and an examination.
From the 1923 Prospectus. The path from 1923 to the present has been an exceptionally straight one for Burroughs. Nine decades of leadership — six heads of school — have held true to our founders' vision: progressive education married to the classical tradition in which faculty and students are given freedom and responsibility.
