700 Cherryvale Dr
Hazelwood, MO 63042

The Armstrong ExperienceAt Armstrong Elementary, students and families experience a school where relationships come first and high expectations are balanced with care and support. The focus is not only on academic achievement but also on ensuring that every child feels safe, valued, and connected. Staff work intentionally to create an environment where students are encouraged to take ownership of their learning, build positive relationships, and develop the confidence to succeed.The school culture is rooted in the Eagles S.O.A.R. expectations—Safe, Ownership, Acceptance, and Respect—which provide a common language for behavior, responsibility, and belonging. Students know that adults care about them, celebrate their successes, and support them through challenges.The Armstrong CommunityThe Armstrong community is welcoming, resilient, and family-centered. Families are viewed as partners in education, and there is a strong effort to ensure parents feel heard, valued, and involved in their child's educational experience. The community reflects diverse backgrounds and experiences, yet there is a shared commitment to helping children succeed.Partnerships with families, community organizations, and local businesses help extend opportunities for students beyond the classroom. Whether through attendance celebrations, family engagement events, community partnerships, or student recognition programs, Armstrong strives to create a sense of belonging for everyone who walks through its doors.What It's Like in the ClassroomAn Armstrong classroom is a place where students are actively engaged in learning and where teachers build meaningful relationships with their students. Instruction is designed to challenge students while providing the support they need to grow academically and socially.Visitors would likely see:Students collaborating and discussing their learning.Teachers using data to meet individual student needs.Clear expectations and routines that create a safe learning environment.Positive interactions between students and staff.A focus on both academic rigor and social-emotional development.Opportunities for students to take ownership of their learning and celebrate growth.Teachers work to ensure students feel comfortable taking risks, asking questions, and learning from mistakes. The emphasis is on growth, continuous improvement, and helping every student reach their potential.

I’m very disappointed in the district. I feel like more should be done to protect our children. The school has a new building principal this year. I feel like he’s not doing a good job with the kids. I hate my daughter has to attend this school. My daughter was bullied and picked on for be a smart student.It’s fighting at this school almost everyday. This school is over crowded. I wouldn’t recommend this school or district to anyone.

literally the worst school i've ever been in. so glad I left.