Out of about 450 public school districts in Missouri, Pattonville is ranked No. 11 among the top districts on Niche.com’s 2024 Best School Districts in America list. Nationally, Niche ranks Pattonville in the Top 6% of districts (No. 604 out of 10,932).

In Missouri, Pattonville is ranked No. 1 for Most Diverse School Districts; No. 5 for Best Places to Teach; and No. 42 for Districts with the Best Teachers. Pattonville earned an overall grade of A from Niche, with grades ranging from A- to A+ in the following categories: administration, college prep, clubs and activities, diversity, resources and facilities and teachers. Niche is an online service that ranks private and public schools and districts based on dozens of statistics and opinions from students, parents and staff. Find out more at bit.ly/psdNiche.

At the Pattonville School District, we aim to consistently provide ongoing, engaging communication with our students, families, staff, alumni and greater community, and we are always looking for ways our district can improve. 

As one of our primary communication sources, we want our website to include the information and resources our community needs. This school year, we will be making improvements to the website. To ensure we are creating a resource that aligns with your needs and reflects our district community, we are asking for your input. We have launched a survey, open Sept. 25 through Oct. 9, for our community to share their thoughts about what features are most important, what additional information they are looking for and any other ideas for improving the Pattonville School District website. Please click here to complete the website redesign survey. 

Para completar la encuesta en español, haga clic en el menú desplegable en la parte superior derecha de la página o haga clic aquí.

On Sept. 20, members of the City of Maryland Heights were joined by Pattonville High School science teacher Amy Schwendemann for the grand opening of Waste Connection's Sustainability Campus. In 2020, the City of Maryland Heights was awarded a grant for $850,000 for the Greenhouse, Garden and Sustainability Center Project. Located next door to Pattonville High School, this five-acre property will become the home of a campus focused on urban agriculture and renewable resources. The first phase of the project features the construction of two Ceres Net Zero greenhouses. One of the greenhouses will be used exclusively by Pattonville students and faculty, providing a unique hands-on learning experience.

Read about actions taken at the Sept. 12 school board meeting. Find out more by visiting Pattonville's BoardDocs website.