Multipurpose

What is the average class size?
Westminster currently enrolls 973 students (263 in the Middle School and 710 in the Upper School). The average class size is 17.3. The teacher/student ratio is 1 to 11.2.

Is Westminster accredited?
Yes. Westminster is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS). We maintain membership with the Independent Schools of St. Louis (ISSL), Christian Schools Association of St. Louis (CSASL), and The College Board.

Does Westminster promote diversity?
Westminster seeks to foster a community that embraces the cultural, ethnic, racial, denominational, and socioeconomic diversity reflected in our unity in Christ and the Kingdom of God. Westminster admits qualified students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.

Westminster currently enrolls 973 students (263 in the Middle School and 710 in the Upper School). The average class size is 17.3. The teacher/student ratio is 1 to 11.2.

• Yes. Westminster is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS).
• We maintain membership with the Independent Schools of St. Louis (ISSL), Christian Schools Association of St. Louis (CSASL), and The College Board.
• Christian Schools Association of St. Louis (CSASL), and The College Board.

Double your gifts to Westminster through matching gift opportunities.
Westminster is an eligible educational institution that receives matching funds from many companies. The process is very simple: When an employee makes a donation to Westminster, he or she completes a one-page form or visits the designated website to request the matching gift. Westminster confirms the gift and then receives a dollar-for-dollar matching gift from the company. This is a wonderful opportunity to double your contributions to Westminster! Please consider participating, and let us know if your company offers a gift-matching program.

Please contact Carolyn Holt to assist you with this process.

Westminster is eligible to receive matching gifts from the following companies:
Ameriprise Financial
Bank of America
Boeing
Bunge
Coca-Cola
Covidien
Eaton Corporation
Emerson Electric Company
Energizer
Express Scripts
IBM
MasterCard
Medtronic
Merrill Lynch
Microsoft
Monsanto
Morgan Stanley
Northwestern Mutual
Peabody Energy
Regions Bank
TIAA-CREF
U.S. Bank
Wells Fargo