Public all-girls STEM The school is Missouri's first public all-girls middle and high school with a strong emphasis on STEM, suggesting a potential sales route for STEM education partnerships, industry partnerships, sponsorships, and tech-enabled learning tools.

Growth and milestones Founded in 2015 with first senior class graduating in 2021, indicating a maturing institution likely looking to scale programs, curricula enhancements, and teacher professional development to support college prep and leadership outcomes.

Leadership and staffing Key leadership hires include a head of school and an HR manager with corporate STEM partnership experience, signaling openness to ongoing strategic partnerships, talent development programs, and collaboration with external organizations.

Tech and digital Tech stack includes AWS, Google Workspace, Google Analytics and marketing tools, highlighting opportunities to offer cloud-based learning platforms, data analytics for student outcomes, and digital communications enhancements.

Funding and scale Revenue is under one million dollars with a small employee base, suggesting a need for cost-effective technology solutions, grant partnerships, and scalable services suitable for charter school budgeting and sustainability.