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Special education schools in Missouri

20 statewide. Schools whose main program is special education.

The 20 largest

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
Lesanto's Healing Hands Learning Center Saint Louis PreK-Transitional K 300 9.7 Nonsectarian
Miriam School Webster Groves Ungraded 111 10.1 Nonsectarian
Logos School Olivette 6-12 106 5 Nonsectarian
Gillis Center School Kansas City K-8 63 5.7 Nonsectarian
Kvc Academy Saint Louis K-12 61 6.8 Nonsectarian
Cdd-Rainbow Center Blue Springs Ungraded 58 11.6 Nonsectarian
High Road School of Wright City Wright City 3-12 53 6.6 Nonsectarian
Nova Center Independence K-12 48 6 Nonsectarian
Miriam High School Saint Louis 9-12 48 4.4 Nonsectarian
Promise Christian Academy Town and Country K-12 41 3.2 Presbyterian
High Road School of Boone County Columbia K-12 41 20.5 Nonsectarian
Cornerstone With Care - Ozanam School Kansas City 8-12 38 9.5 Nonsectarian
Academy of St. Louis Manchester 1-12 36 5.7 Roman Catholic
Ech School at Every Childs Hope Saint Louis 1-12 34 8.5 Nonsectarian
Giant Steps of St. Louis Maplewood Transitional 1st-12 28 2.5 Nonsectarian
Infinity Academy Ozark 5-12 21 8.1 Nonsectarian
Annunziata School Saint Louis Ungraded 18 6.4 Roman Catholic
Central Institute for the Deaf Saint Louis Ungraded 18 1.5 Nonsectarian
South City Catholic Academy Learning Center Saint Louis 2-8 14 5.4 Roman Catholic
Marygrove Services, Inc. Florissant 4-9 2 2 Roman Catholic

What Missouri pays

MOScholars Tax-credit scholarship
A scholarship set each year by the State Treasurer We could not verify the 2026-27 per-student figure and will not guess it.

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