Coalition with STL Kids

11/04/2025

Digital Life Fair & Computer Giveaway!

Fun • Family • Free Laptops!

Bring the whole family for a day of learning, resources, and excitement!

What’s Happening:
Free Laptop Giveaway (includes 2 years of tech support!)
Food, Health & Wellness Info
Tornado Relief Resources
Youth & Empowerment Programs
Tech Help, Coding, & Digital Skills

Hosted by: Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis & Compudopt

Supported by: AT&T

To qualify for a free computer, your family must not currently own a working one at home.

👉 Register today: compudopt.org/st.louis

📞 Questions? Call 832-532-5060

Empowering youth through technology.
Power. Learn. Thrive.

10/30/2025

Demaris Ridgell candy and family fun!

10/28/2025

Dads! Let’s go! Sat, Nov 8th @ 11am buder library 4401 Hampton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63109. Dads are sooooo important. Lead the way! 💪🏿 bring your nieces and nephews if their fathers can’t make it

10/28/2025

Shoutout to my brother St. Louis Black Authors of Children's Literature for getting this little girl a whole bunch of books from Black authors depicting Black kids ❤️thank you 🙂 this is why Black Men Read does what it do

10/27/2025

Come through November 15

🚨 SAVE THE DATE: KNOW YOUR LEVEL 2025 🚨
🗓️ FREE Family Data Summit
📍 5501 Delmar Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63112
🕚 Saturday, November 15 | 11 AM – 2 PM

🎯 Join us as we empower parents, caregivers, educators, and community leaders with tools to support student success under Missouri Senate Bill 681.

You’ll walk away with:
💙 CLARITY on literacy expectations
💚 CONFIDENCE in supporting your child’s growth
💛 ADVOCACY tools to protect your rights

✨ FREE lunch provided
📲 RSVP now at www.knowyourlevel.org or scan the QR code or visit https://secure.everyaction.com/qThtMl0y3EKuQQ53UkEp7A2

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10/27/2025

We may not agree on every thing (redistricting or immigration) but we agree that every child should be able to read. Thank you Governor Mike Kehoe and Black Men Read for your leadership here. Whether w parents on the streets or w governors at meet & greets, all our children should be able to read join the work at https://cwstlk.org/committees or in bio

10/23/2025

Thank you https://stlargusnews.com/controversy-in-stl-public-schools-superintendent-borishade-fired-amid-leadership-turmoil/?utm_source=Argus&utm_campaign=bb38f92812-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_05_22_01_50_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c2692c5f7e-bb38f92812-552445319

Save Our Schools is a campaign to save our public schools (both charter and district). 87% of Black children, and 79% of all children cannot read on grade level. We know there are many other factors that go into a child's ability to read e.g. family, parents, poverty, violence, trauma, food security...

10/23/2025

Thank you

With only 13% of Black children reading on grade level our city schools are in a crisis. The results of this decades-long crisis can be seen in the poverty, violence, homelessness, and incarceration rates of our city. Children who struggle to read struggle to succeed. They have less opportunities fo...

10/22/2025

If we have $750,000 for a fired superintendent maybe we have $60k for starting teacher salaries 🤔Sign up to join the work https://cwstlk.org/committees Shawn Loging KMOV

06/24/2025

Checkout our June Newsletter: Hope for a new Boarc and a better SLPS, The Great Migration BACK to North City, Power Mapping and more. Full newsletter here ✊🏿

There is new leadership at SLPS! Though we were not successful with our change slate, we were successful in helping to change SLPS leadership. We welcome the new President, Dr. Collins-Adams, and Vice President, Emily Hubbard along with new board members AJ Foster and Brian Marston. Their success wi...

06/23/2025

Helping children to read. Helping fathers to build stronger men and women❤️❤️❤️✊🏿If God is for us, who can be against us?

Empowering Change Through Collective Action At Coalition With STL Kids, we know that real, lasting change in education starts with a united community. Our committees are at the heart of our mission, each dedicated to driving forward key initiatives that support educational equity in St. Louis.

06/11/2025

Political power, street activism, institution building, and coalition building - this is how we transform our communities ❤️ mark your calendars Sat the 28th @ 2pm

With only 13% of Black children reading on grade level our city schools are in a crisis. The results of this decades-long crisis can be seen in the poverty, violence, homelessness, and incarceration rates of our city. Children who struggle to read struggle to succeed. They have less opportunities fo...