THE ARCH COMMUNITY SCHOOL

The Arch Community School was an independent charter school district situated at 2153 Salisbury Street in the urban heart of St. Louis, Missouri (ZIP code 63107). Functioning as its own local educational agency for federal programs, the charter was established to serve students and families within the St. Louis metropolitan area. However, according to official records from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) for the 2024–2025 academic year, the district is currently listed as closed, maintaining zero operational schools within its administrative framework.

Given its inactive status, current enrollment data, staffing figures, and specific grade-level offerings—ranging from pre-kindergarten through secondary education—are no longer reported in active federal cycles. Geographically positioned in northern St. Louis (latitude 38.659429, longitude -90.206116), the facility's legacy remains relevant for educational researchers and policymakers studying urban charter school life cycles, federal program administration, and shifting local academic landscapes. While the site and its digital portal (stltacs.org) no longer support active student instruction, the district's record offers valuable context regarding the evolution of public charter options in Missouri.