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Serve

At its core, the BTC is designed to place high-quality teachers in urban schools.
THE BTC HAS SERVED IN
UNDER SERVED SCHOOLS
IN JUST A MATTER OF
YEARS
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JUST IMAGINE WHAT WE CAN DO
YEARS OR MORE!

A DAY IN THE LIFE.

The life of a BTC teacher is a busy one. Here is a look into a typical day as a Billiken Teacher Corps member:

6:00 A.M.

7:00 A.m.

7:30 A.M.


8:15 A.m.


3:30 P.m.

​4:15 P.M.

​6:30 P.M.

​7:30 P.M.


​8:30 P.M.

​
9:30 P.M.

Wake up.
​
Arrive at school. Prepare the classroom.Get everything ready for the day.

​Students start arriving at school. Spend time greeting them as they come in and start with morning prayer.​

​Start school
. Teach five or six classes. Take one hour to prep in the middle of the day. Assist as a lunch or recess monitor. 

​School ends. Help with after-school programs. Spend time with students who stay late. Start to prepare for tomorrow. 
​

Once a week, attend night class at St. Louis University.

Gather with other Billiken Teachers to eat dinner. Once a week, gather for spirituality night.  
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Spend time in community watching TV or chatting about the day. Once a month, a special community event is planned.
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Spend time preparing for school tomorrow. Review lesson plans. Finish up grading. Gather materials. 

​Go to sleep, hoping to get enough shut-eye to do it all again tomorrow. 
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THE STUDENTS ARE THE
​REASON WE ARE HERE. 

Billiken Teacher Corps members enjoy time with their students outside the classroom as coaches, mentors, and club moderators. They organize field trips, plan masses, direct plays, and participate in many other adventures that are included in a well-rounded education. 
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TEACH ME. by St. Ignatius of Loyola

Lord, teach me to be generous,
to serve you as you deserve,
to give and not to count the cost,
to fight and not to heed the wounds,
to toil and not to seek for rest,
to labor and not to look for any reward,
save that of knowing that I do your holy will.

Telephone

(314) 977-3292


​Email

[email protected]
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  • The Program
    • Cura Community
    • Master of Arts in Teaching
    • Why St. Louis?
    • Meet the Team
  • Our Mission
    • Celebrating 10 Years
    • Partner Schools
  • FAQS
  • Apply Now
  • Blog