The Gene Slay's Girls & Boys Club afterschool program runs Monday-Friday 2:30pm to 7:30pm from August to May. We utilize a sliding fee scale based on your self-reported household income and family size. We will conduct a fee assessment upon registration to determine your monthly fee. There is no fee to register and scholarships are available.

Get ready for science thrills at our annual Science Spooktacular. This is a no-cost, candy-free event packed with Halloween-themed festivities for the entire family. Enjoy a themed experience at the Science Center as you navigate your way through the different galleries. Make sure to experience a chilling science demonstration down at the Energy Stage.

Join us for the Schlafly Branch Video Games session.

Join us for the Schlafly Branch Video Games session.

Join us for the Barr Branch Friendship Craft Club session.

Join us to register for volunteer opportunities at The United Way Volunteer Center.

The School of Science and Engineering STEM Immersion Camp is designed to provide underrepresented students an understanding of STEM fields and education opportunities, practical college readiness information (including application and financial aid information), and opportunities to engage with industry leaders and role models to learn about various STEM career paths. The camp is designed specifically for students seeking to learn more about opportunities in STEM and college readiness. This is a six-day, five-night residential camp for students in the St. Louis area. More details can be found below. If you have any questions, please contact us at sseoutreach@slu.edu.

Learn important elements of acting such as creativity, collaboration, and confidence through theater exercises and games.

Learn about the inner workings and possibilities of computers and the internet and take home a refurbished computer at the end of the camp.

From manga to anime, explore how to create manga characters and animate them using sequential art.

The Missouri Fine Arts Academy (MFAA) is a two-week summer residential program for highly motivated sophomore, junior and senior high school student artists in the disciplines of visual arts/mixed media, theatre, dance, creative writing, and music (instrumental and vocal). Students can apply for admission at: mfaa.missouristate.edu

Designed for senior high vocalists, the primary focus of this program is developing an exceptional choral experience and individual artistry.

Designed for junior high vocalists, the primary focus of this program is developing individual musicianship through a choral ensemble setting.

Designed for junior high students, the primary focus of this program is developing individual musicianship through a big band setting.

Designed for senior high trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba, and euphonium players, this program focuses on strengthening musicianship and fundamentals.