St. Louis Bangla Bidyaloy, or St. Louis Bengali School, nurtures the Bengali language and heritage through creative arts and cultural expression in the St. Louis region. By integrating music, dance, drama, storytelling, and visual arts into learning, the school helps students connect deeply with Bengali literature, history, and traditions. This artistic approach inspires creativity, cultural pride, and a lifelong love for the Bengali language.

At Sangam, Gujarati is represented by the students of the Center for Indian Cultural Education, Bal Vihar of St. Louis. Founded in September 1992 at the Mahatma Gandhi Center, Bal Vihar was officially established as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization on March 31, 2005. The organization strives to foster and preserve Asian Indian cultural values among children ages 5 through 18 and to provide an encouraging environment through activities led by dedicated volunteers. Each year, more than 350 children enroll, and many continue from age 5 until they graduate at age 18. More than 2,000 students have graduated from Bal Vihar, with many going on to become accomplished professionals in medicine, engineering, and artificial intelligence. Many alumni who remain in the St. Louis community now bring their own children to Bal Vihar. High school students at Bal Vihar collaborate with institutions including the St. Louis Science Center, the Art Museum, the Magic House, and area hospitals to participate in interfaith and educational projects. The community takes great pride in its volunteers, several of whom have received certificates of appreciation from the Rockwood School District.

HindiUSA Saint Louis is an official school of Hindi USA, a registered nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Since 2018, the school has grown from 22 students and 5 teachers to more than 100 students with 20 teachers in Saint Louis, Missouri. The school uses many creative methods to spread knowledge of the Hindi language among children aged 5 and above in and around the Saint Louis area, while also helping students learn about Indian history and culture.

St. Louis Kannada School is a nonprofit community initiative dedicated to nurturing the Kannada language and culture among children in the Midwest. Having operated for more than 20 years as an unofficial volunteer driven program, the school officially obtained registered status in 2025. It is affiliated with Taynudi and serves as the organization home base.

The school currently serves 18 enthusiastic students, guided by 8 committed teachers. It provides a well-rounded cultural introduction to Kannada and Karnataka. In addition to language instruction, the school arts wing has extended to teaching folk instruments and dance forms. Classes are conducted at the Cultural Center of the Hindu Temple, offering a vibrant and culturally grounded learning environment.

Malayalam School of Saint Louis, an Ohmkaram affiliated program, began in 2006 and will celebrate its 20th anniversary in May 2026. More than 500 students have attended the school over the years. With a dedicated team of teachers, the school curriculum has strengthened significantly over time. Since 2018, the Malayalam School of Saint Louis has been a registered center for Malayalam Mission, Department of Cultural Affairs, Government of Kerala. Two senior batch students have completed the Kanikonna certificate course from the Malayalam Mission. Classes are conducted online on a weekly basis.​

Padippura St. Louis Malayalam School, another Malayalam school in the region, began its operations on March 9, 2024. The school is accredited under Malayalam Mission an initiative of the Government of Kerala aimed at promoting the Malayalam language globally. This is its third year since official registration , and the school currently has around 50 students and 10 teachers across 5 divisions.

St. Louis Marathi School has been operating under the Marathi Mandal for the past 15 years. All Marathi schools in the United States are supported by the Bruhan Maharashtra Mandal, a nonprofit organization. Since last year, the school has been following the Balbharati curriculum prescribed by the Government of Maharashtra. Currently, six teachers teach at the school. All teachers are volunteers who generously contribute their time and effort. They work wholeheartedly toward the mission of preserving and promoting the Marathi language and culture for future generations.

St. Louis Bangla Bidyaloy represents the rich traditions of Manipur

St. Louis Bangla Bidyaloy promotes Odia language and Odisha's cultural heritage

Bal Vihar of St. Louis promotes Punjabi language and celebrates Punjab's rich heritage through Bhangra performances, Lohri and Baisakhi festivals, and programs connecting families to their roots

Goloka Children School – ISKCON St. Louis offers instruction in the classical language of ancient India, Sanskrit, along with Vedic chanting, shloka recitation, the study of classical texts and scriptures, cultural arts and crafts, yoga and meditation, and devotional music through kirtans and bhajans.

Missouri Tamil School has been teaching children in the St. Louis region for more than 35 years. The school takes immense pride in its rich heritage and remains deeply committed to carrying it forward to the next generation. As a Cognia accredited institution, Missouri Tamil School upholds high standards in both language education and cultural learning.

Today, the school serves more than 300 students, supported by over 100 dedicated adult volunteers and 35 youth volunteers. More than 20 students who graduated from Missouri Tamil School have earned World Language credit in Tamil through their public school districts and have been awarded the prestigious Missouri Seal of Biliteracy. Youth volunteers at the school also qualify for the Presidential Volunteer Service Award, recognizing their commitment and service to the community.

Manabadi Telugu Language School, an initiative of SiliconAndhra, was launched a decade ago in St. Louis. It is a volunteer driven program dedicated to preserving and promoting Telugu language and culture. The program is affiliated with Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University and is accredited by ACS WASC.

The school operates two centers in the St. Louis area, located in Ballwin and O Fallon, and teaches more than 180 students. Manabadi emphasizes reading, writing, listening, and speaking in Telugu, helping children build a strong cultural identity, confidence, and connection to their heritage. By fostering multilingual skills and critical thinking, the program prepares children for global opportunities while nurturing pride in their mother tongue.