Barat Academy will pause in-person school operations for the 2023-24 academic year. The decision affects 20 local students. Barat Academy's focus will shift to expanding innovative global education on its foundation of 10 years of educating international students.
Barat Academy's decade of experience in delivering both in-person and virtual education to students all over the world gives Barat a jumpstart on strategies for success as the school expands services to international students and extends the benefits to a greater array of U.S. students, including nontraditional learners.
Since opening with its first freshman class in 2007, Barat Academy has graduated 477 students. At the end of this school year, Barat Academy will have awarded about 160 – or about one-third – of its total high school diplomas to international students. The growing demand for innovative global education is reflected in Barat Academy’s success in attracting students from Europe, Asia and Central America.
Barat Academy’s unique teaching and learning model is a key differentiator. Barat Academy is rooted in the traditions of the Sacred Heart. It was named for St. Madeleine Sophie Barat, who established the Society of the Sacred Heart Catholic religious congregation in 1800 to reveal the love of God in the world. Its educational approach fosters the worth of each student’s intellect and the importance of creating caring citizens who are lifelong learners.
School leaders and staff are working with parents to facilitate local students’ consideration of other options for the next academic year to ensure current students in Chesterfield sustain their educational progress as the school prepares to meet strong demand for innovative global education among both U.S. and international students.
Barat Academy
"To create a learning community of citizens who are transformed in Christ and who will change the wor
The hallmark of Barat Academy is LOVE, LEARN, SERVE, BUILD and GROW known as LEARNLIFE. These timeless values will be the basis of a 21st century classroom approach that is student engaged and student centered.
02/03/2023
09/21/2022
06/01/2022
Hard to believe that the end of the year has come and gone! Festival of the Arts, Field Day, Baccalaureate, Prize Day, and Graduation are just a few of the amazing events.
Thank you to all our students, faculty, parents and staff for everything this year and enjoy summer break!
05/18/2022
Our Seniors finished their last regular school day and now on to final exams! Before they left, senior students were announced with their fun and hilarious superlatives!
Mac Burkemper
⬜ Most likely to live in a virtual reality
⬜ Most likely to take over the world
Hannah Colabianchi
⬜ Worst case of senioritis
⬜ Most likely to fight a kangaroo…and win
Laurie Huang
⬜ Most likely to star in their own reality TV show
⬜ Most likely to be Instagram famous
Cheyenne Huddleston
⬜ Most likely to succeed
⬜ Most School Spirt
Peter Kelly
⬜ Most likely to captain a fishing boat
⬜ Best impressionist
Scout O’Toole
⬜ Best person to share a deserted island with
⬜ Most likely to become Director of the IRS
Thu Pham
⬜ Most musical
⬜ Life of the party
Sameera Sankar
⬜ Most likely to present a Ted Talk on STEM
⬜ Most likely to become a superhero
Collin Siebel-Spath
⬜ Class Clown
⬜ Best Hair
Connor Siebel-Spath
⬜ Most likely to survive the Hunger Games
⬜ Most likely to be President
Cole Wilson
⬜ Most likely to be an Olympic ping pong player
⬜ Most likely to win the Nobel Prize
05/12/2022
What an amazing morning celebrating all our students in clubs, activities and co-curriculars this school year!
We give special shout-out to the below students:
Hall of Fame Inductees: Connor Siebel-Spath and Cheyenne Huddleston
Skippy Keefer Award Recipient: Cheyenne Huddleston
Post Dispatch Scholar Athlete: Cheyenne Huddleston
05/10/2022
Our May crowning mass was such a blessing! Thank you to all the moms that were able to come and celebrate with us!
In case you did not see the Channel 5 report on Nyomi, here it is!
She is currently in Poland and will be back next week to report on all the service she performed!
05/03/2022
Over $3200 dollars was raised in the High School Penny Drive!!!
This money will be sent directly to organizations working with individuals suffering from the war in Ukraine. Way to go Barat!
05/01/2022
We are so proud of Nyomi Sankar and her family for taking an incredible step of faith and service!
St. Louis area high school student to help Ukrainian refugees at Polish border She is taking an 18-hour plane journey to the Polish-Ukrainian border.
04/28/2022
Finally our high school students had a Setvice Learning Wednesday without rain!
They cleared a ton of brush and weeds and loved the great weather!
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Chesterfield, MO
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