Loeb Prize

Carol B. and Jerome T. Loeb established the Loeb Prize in 1995 in partnership with the Saint Louis Science Center. The Loeb Prize, which provides more than $7,000 to five classroom teachers, is designed to reward and recognize math and science teachers who significantly enhance student performance.

Let’s work together to ignite a passion for science and technology. Reach out at 314.286.4680 or education@slsc.org.

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The Loeb Prize is based on the premise that effective teaching is the cornerstone of a quality educational experience. In creating this award, the Loebs, together with the Science Center, seek to elevate public appreciation of all teachers.

For more information about the Loeb Prize, please contact us at 314.286.4680 or contact Kathleen.stevison@slsc.org.


2024 Nominations

Nominations for the 2024 Loeb Prize are now closed. Only principals and department heads may nominate people. Nominees must teach math or science and spend at least 50% of their time in the classroom. In addition, they must teach in grades 6-12.

Educators in the following districts are eligible this year:

  • Charter Schools
  • East St. Louis
  • Ferguson/Florissant
  • Riverview Gardens
  • St. Louis City
  • University City
  • Private/Parochial schools within these districts

Nominations are now closed.

2023 Loeb Prize Ceremony