41 schools in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE

Missouri · 496 students · 26 cities

Parents inside DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE pick from 41 public K-12 options, with combined enrollment of about 496 students (an average school size of 12).

7-year change in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE

SY 2017-18 vs SY 2024-25

Total enrollment

496

-123 (-20%) vs SY 2017-18

School count

-12 (-32%) vs SY 2017-18

% White

61%

was 62%

% Hispanic

was 1%

% Black

33%

was 35%

% Asian

was 2%

Source: NCES Common Core of Data, enrollment-weighted demographic averages

Schools

Largest A-Z Top rated

Name	City	Level	Grades	Enrollment
W. E. SEARS YOUTH CTR.	Poplar Bluff	High	05-12	54
WATKINS MILL PARK CAMP	Lawson	High	06-12	46
FULTON TREATMENT CTR.	Fulton	High	06-12	30
WAVERLY REGIONAL YOUTH CTR.	Waverly	High	06-12	28
MT. VERNON TREATMENT CTR.	Mt Vernon	High	06-12	26
GIRARDOT CENTER FOR YOUTH	Cape Girardeau	High	05-12	24
EXCEL SCHOOL	Springfield	High	06-12	23
BISSELL HALL	St Louis	High	06-12	22
GENTRY RESIDENTIAL TREAT. FAC.	Cabool	High	06-12	22
NEW DAY - DAY TREATMENT	Hillsboro	High	06-12	22
NORTHWEST REG. YOUTH CTR.	Kansas City	High	06-12	20
CAMP AVERY PARK CAMP	Troy	High	06-12	18
HOGAN ST REGIONAL YOUTH CTR.	St Louis	High	06-12	17
RIVERBEND TREATMENT CTR.	St Joseph	High	06-12	17
LEWIS AND CLARK HALL	St Louis	High	06-12	14
SIERRA-OSAGE TREATMENT CTR.	Poplar Bluff	High	05-12	14
FORT BELLEFONTAINE CAMPUS	St Louis	High	06-12	12
WILSON CREEK GROUP HOME	Springfield	High	06-12	12
GATEWAY SCHOOL	Joplin	High	05-12	11
LANGSFORD HOUSE	Lee'S Summit	High	05-12	11
MET DAY TREATMENT CENTER	Wellston	High	06-12	11
SIKESTON HOPE CTR.	Sikeston	High	06-12	11
DATEMA HOUSE	Springfield	High	05-12	10
TWIN RIVERS	St Louis	High	06-12	10
COMMUNITY LEARNING CTR.	Springfield	High	06-12	9
ALTERNATIVE RESOURCE CTR.	Kansas City	High	06-12	2
BABLER LODGE	Chesterfield	High	06-12	0
CORNERSTONE	Columbia	High	06-12	0
DELMINA WOODS YOUTH FACILITY	Forsyth	High	06-12	0
DISCOVERY HALL	St Louis	High	06-12	0
ECHO DAY TREATMENT CTR.	Cape Girardeau	High	06-12	0
HILLSBORO TREATMENT CTR.	Hillsboro	High	06-12	0
MONTGOMERY CITY TREATMENT CTR.	Montgomery City	High	06-12	0
N.E. COMMUNITY TREATMENT CTR.	Mexico	High	06-12	0
NEW MADRID BEND YOUTH CTR.	New Madrid	High	06-12	0
QUEST DAY TREATMENT	St Charles	High	06-12	0
REACH ST. LOUIS DAY TREATMENT	St Louis	High	06-12	0
RICH HILL YOUTH DEV. CTR.	Rich Hill	High	06-12	0
ROSA PARKS CENTER	Fulton	High	06-12	0
SPANISH LAKE CAMPUS	St Louis	High	06-12	0
STAR School	Gladstone	High	06-12	0

About DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE

As a moderately sized district in Missouri, DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE instructs 496 students across 41 schools.

Average enrollment per school in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE is about 12, noticeably below the Missouri average of roughly 382.

Looking at the last 7 years. Combined enrollment now sits at 496 students, declined 20% from the 619 reported in SY 2017-18. Over that span, DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE lost 12 schools, going from 38 to 26.

Within the allk12 community for this area, the community for DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE discusses comparison threads between local schools and program reviews. Anyone with firsthand knowledge of these schools is welcome to weigh in.

Frequently asked questions

How many schools are in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE?

DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE operates 41 public K-12 schools in Missouri, serving approximately 496 students.

What is the mix of elementary, middle, and high schools in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE?

DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE includes 41 high schools.

What is the largest school in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE?

W. E. SEARS YOUTH CTR. is the largest public school in DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE by enrollment, with approximately 54 students.

What grade levels does DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE serve?

DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE schools serve students from grade 5 through grade 12, across 41 campuses.

What cities does DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE serve?

DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICE operates schools in Poplar Bluff, Lawson, Fulton, Waverly, Mt Vernon, Cape Girardeau, and 20 other communities across Missouri.