MO DIRT - Missourians Doing Impact Research Together, which promotes STEM learning through new science education and outreach opportunities in Missouri. The goals of MO DIRT are two-fold: (1) to further educate citizens on the societal importance of healthy soils and (2) to recruit as many individuals as possible to examine the current properties of our state soils and how these are being influenced by land use and management, as well as microclimate and climate change. Currently offering training to volunteer citizens who are interested in contributing to the research efforts through MO DIRT by conducting soil health surveys across the state of Missouri. The training takes about 3 hours, and participants receive instructions on how to measure various physical, chemical, and biological indicators of soil health such as soil temperature, moisture, respiration, nutrients, color, texture, etc. Participants interested in establishing their own survey site will receive a soil kit with a manual. The training as well as the kit and manual are free. looking for members to become a part of a great team of citizen scientists who, with research scientists, will learn more about climate, plants, communities and our state's natural resources.

Econ Lowdown provides award-winning, free classroom resources for pre-K through college educators to teach about economics, personal finance, money and banking, and the Federal Reserve. Free resources for consumers and parents who want to learn about these topics. Check out the extensive list of online courses.

Homeschool group offering a Learning Center (7th-12th) with university-style classes, HeartStrong (prek-6th) with enrichment and university-style classes, choir, band, help for struggling learners, cluster groups, and more.

Chesterfield Presbyterian Church (CPC) Homeschool Network (HSN) is a Christian learning center where homeschooled students in grades K-8 can experience a day of classes. Our format helps students grow in skills necessary for working with others, adapting to different teaching styles and meeting the expectations of teachers other than their parent. These classes serve as a supplement and enrichment to what the student is already doing at home and encourages the student to grow academically and socially as they work both with partners or in small groups to solve problems, work on projects, participate in discussions, and other class activities. Together the students develop empathy for each other and make new friendships as they journey through these subjects during the school year. We meet on Thursdays from 8:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. for two 12 week semesters. The first semester typically meets during the months of September - November. The second semester typically meets during the months of January - April. We meet at Chesterfield Presbyterian Church, located at 15037 Clayton Road, Chesterfield, Missouri.

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St. Gianna Classical Co-op is a group of families who come together to support Wentzville, MO homeschoolers.