Outreach & Workshops

Churchill Center & School’s Sandra K. Gilligan School Partnerships & Outreach Program is essential in strengthening our mission of fostering greater understanding and support for all people with learning disabilities by training other educators, supporting families, and enlightening the community.

Since the inception of our Community Outreach Program in 1990, more than 37,500 educators, parents, students, and other supporters have been given the opportunity to experience and broaden their understanding of learning disabilities.

We offer Teacher Workshops, Parent Workshops, Student Workshops, Community Service Events, and a Speaker Series. Each one of these programs offers our community a variety of services to recognize learning disabilities and to then equip the participants with strategies and knowledge to offer further assistance.


Reviews from Outreach Program Attendees:

  • “What a great role model Churchill Center & School is for our community.”
    – Educational Program Director
  • “Please accept my gratitude for your willingness to come and speak with our staff. There’s a lot of exciting things happening with study skills — a daily “organizational tip of the day,” teachers actively teaching study skills, and many more ideas brewing.”
    – Middle School Director
  • “You had a positive impact on me when you presented at our school, and I am still using your references.”
    – High School Principal
  • “Faculty members found the topics to be pertinent and directed to their needs and concerns.”
    – Learning Consultant
  • “The speakers were fascinating and I am avidly reading their book, Overcoming Dyslexia. I am very impressed with the knowledge base of the teachers at Churchill as well as their dedication and professionalism!”
    – St. Louis Area Psychologist
  • “Both presenters were terrific and all in attendance left with a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to begin a new school year.”
    – Elementary Principal

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17th Annual College Opportunities Fair

CHURCHILL CENTER & SCHOOL'S 17th ANNUAL COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES FAIR FOR LD & ADHD STUDENTS
WHEN: Monday, February 27, 2023
TIME: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
WHERE: Churchill Center & School

WHAT:
You are invited to attend our annual College Opportunities Fair!

This event is free and open to all area high school students and their families. (High school counselors are also welcome).

Colleges and universities will showcase their programs and services available for LD and ADHD students, and students will be provided with the chance to explore their educational options in a small, more intimate setting.

Sometimes a larger college fair atmosphere can be overwhelming and it is hard to know what questions to ask - especially about disability services. This environment allows for better communication between schools and prospective students.

School Representatives will be available in individual rooms so families will be able to visit at their own pace. Reps will speak about their school's featured services, admissions criteria, what makes them unique, answer questions and more.

* Come whenever you want and stay as long as you need! *

RSVPs are preferred but not required. Walk-ins are welcome.

LIST OF CURRENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITY PLANNING TO ATTEND:
(This list will be updated thru the day of the event)

• Eastern Illinois University- Charleston, IL
• Fontbonne University- St. Louis, MO
• Lindenwood University- St. Charles, MO
• Missouri Baptist University- St. Louis, MO
• Murray State University- Murray, KY
• OPTIONS Transition to Independence- Carbondale, IL
• St. Louis Community College - Meramec- St. Louis, MO
• Saint Louis University- St. Louis, MO
• Southeast Missouri State University- Cape Girardeau, MO
• Southern Illinois University Carbondale- Carbondale, IL
• University of Missouri- Columbia, MO
• University of Missouri-St. Louis, Succeed Program- St. Louis, MO
• Westminster College- Fulton, MO
• William Woods University- Fulton, MO

Churchill's proven methods and well-trained faculty change the lives of children who struggle with dyslexia, ADHD and other learning disabilities.