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The building housing the current Middle School CAPA program was named for James E. Rogers, a member of the Hiland Sub-District School Board for twenty years. It was built in 1915 and had 742 students enrolled that year, by 1953 the enrollment had increased to 900 students.
Affton School District is a school district in Affton, Missouri, located within St. Louis County. Its schools include Affton Early Childhood, Mesnier Primary School, Gotsch Intermediate School, Merrill J. Rogers Middle School, and Affton High School .
In 1980 T. H. Rogers was converted into a magnet school. Uptown residents were rezoned to Revere Middle School, but complaints from neighborhood parents that Revere was too far resulted in the re-opening of Grady Elementary School as a middle school in 1992. [5] [6] In 2009 several teachers advocated for the firing of principal Dr. Cathryn ...
The projected enrollment for 2011–12 is over 1000 students. There is a mandatory uniform policy in place at this school. The school is home to the 2010 county middle school basketball team, and an active music department (with 60 string orchestra students, over 100 band students and over 100 choral students). Just recently the county came ...
The school has transitioned into a GT Center school to reduce overcrowding at Joyce Kilmer Middle School and Robert Frost Middle School. The school converted into an AAP center school. The AAP center was an option for certain students zoned for either Jackson or Thoreau had a choice to go to Jackson Middle School or for the AAP center or Thoreau.
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LoVonya Dejean Middle School: High School of Commerce San Francisco: 1952 demolished for the Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall: Dr. James J. Hogan High School: Vallejo: 2011 first assigned to Springstowne Middle School; now called Dr. James J. Hogan Middle School [15] Holy Name Academy: Pomona: 1949 Pomona Catholic High School: J. Eugene McAteer ...
In 2008, Rogers Middle School opened with grades 6-8, replacing Prosper Middle School. The 3 elementary schools now housed grades PK-5, with Rucker still hosting Head Start. The PMS campus was renovated into PISD's Administration Building.