Wally Lundt (1927-2011) coached the CHS water polo and swimming teams for 35 years as part of his 60 year long career. Coach Lundt also served on the P.E. board, occasionally working as a teacher. His...

Not that I do not want to moonwalk with Einstein, the reason that I picked up the book Moonwalking with Einstein was the subtitle: “The Art and Science of Remembering Everything.” In the next few weeks,...

On March 5, the Clayton High School and Wydown Middle School chess teams won the tournament at the Iconic Center for Global Citizenship on the campus of Saint Louis University.  Taking home trophies for...

It was a gray, rainy afternoon on April 20th when Paige Rawitscher’s shot hit the back of the lacrosse net for the 200th time in her high school lacrosse career.  “It was a little surreal. It wasn’t...

After 11 years of assisting CHS seniors in their transition out of high school, Mary Modzelewski (aka Modz) is preparing to make her own transition to retirement. Prior to coming to Clayton, Modz worked...

“I’m probably the only teacher who has been hired three times and retired two times at Clayton,” said Pieper.  Pieper was involved in journalism from an early age. Starting in high school, she...

Julie Geissler spent 18 years at Clayton as the Speech-Language pathologist.  She worked three different jobs before deciding to go to graduate school after earning her bachelor’s degree in psychology,...

It's hard to walk down the street of any major city, scroll through TikTok, or pin on Pinterest without noticing the presence of designer logomania bags. Once you spot that “it” girl or celebrity...

“I think the crazy architecture of the Ralph M. Captain elementary school and the open classrooms made me understand architecture earlier in my life than had I been in a normal building,” said Clayton...

Clayton High School's theatre students put on their annual Student Run Musical. Premiering on April 21st 2022, and running through April 23d, all four shows sold out. The Musical: The Lightning Thief,...

Christine Win, a newly elected Clayton School District Board Member, has a passion for mental health education and advocacy. “When I was an undergrad at WashU, there was still a lot of stigma around...

The first steps leading into the City Foundry are filled with excitement and anticipation. As the delicious smells of the more than 18 local restaurants in the Food Hall fill your nose, the numerous tables...