Little Flower School's Cultural Enrichment Program is a parent-teacher coalition that incorporates arts into the curriculum. A volunteer coordinator acts as a liaison between the teachers and the cultural resources of the community. The program strives to promote activities that inspire the imagination of a young mind and engage it in a total learning experience. In conjunction with the regular course of study, students experience theatre, dance visual arts, science and history inside and outside the classroom.

This is accomplished by:

Reinforcing classroom curriculum with pertinent classes and tours offered by institutions such as the St. Louis Art Museum, the Missouri Botanical Garden, the Museum of Westward Expansion, the Eugene Field House, the St. Louis Science Center, and the History Museum;

Inviting guest artists and speakers to classrooms to display their talents to the students on a small group basis;

Arranging assembly programs for grades K-8.

Instilling appreciation, enthusiasm and respect for accomplishments is integral in the development of a well-balanced person. The goal of CEEP is to assist the school in developing students through aesthetic educational experiences. The CEEP program provides significant educational values that are considered to be an important part of the curriculum.