Abby Wojcik

Welcome! My name is Abby. I'm a freelance writer and the Admissions and Marketing Coordinator at Chesterfield Montessori School. I have a bachelor of arts in English and creative writing with a minor in women and gender studies from Canisius University. I've also completed the internationally-recognized AMI Certificate for Montessori Core Principles where I studied Montessori theory and philosophy across human development stages.

I'm passionate about journalism, poetry, vinyl music, art and all things local and sustainable. Usually, I can be found playing softball or biking to a coffee shop for an iced vanilla latte!

abigailnoone@gmail.com

Chesterfield Montessori School • September 2026

How Chesterfield Montessori Prepares Children for an AI-Driven Future and Lifelong Success

The rise of AI hasn't changed the educational philosophy at CMS, it’s reinforced it. For decades, Chesterfield Montessori has prepared independent thinkers who know when technology is useful, when it falls short, and how to use it responsibly.

CWE Griffin Newspaper • September 2026

Straub’s puts its Central West End Property on the market

“This location has been an important part of Staub’s history for nearly eight decades, and we remain proud to serve the Central West End community,” Trip Straub, President & CEO of Straub’s.

CWE Griffin Newspaper • September 2026

After tornado closure, Cabanne Library welcomes readers back, reveals forgotten history

Visitors can now return to Cabanne Library to see a familiar community space from a new perspective, rediscovering pieces of its past that were there all along.

CWE Griffin Newspaper • September 2026

More than a game: St. Louis GLASS builds community through softball

From players who grew up on the field to those who’ve never worn a glove, GLASS is an atmosphere where people are having fun, making friends and improving along the way.

CWE Griffin Newspaper • June 2026

St. Louis begins first modern rewrite of Zoning Code in decades

“Zoning is not the most exciting topic, but it does touch so many aspects of our lives,” said Senior Planner James Fister, one of the city planners working closely on the update. “Almost everybody has a property in their neighborhood that they complain about, and there’s a pretty good chance that there’s a failure in the zoning code that is allowing that to persist.”

CWE Griffin Newspaper • June 2026

$50K grant preserves legacy of St. Louis’ historic Carnegie Libraries

As St. Louis Public Library looks ahead, the latest grant serves as a continuation of Carnegie’s original endowment and a reminder that, over a century later, libraries remain invaluable community spaces.

CWE Griffin Newspaper • March 2026

Great Rivers Greenway celebrates 25 years of connecting St. Louis, one mile at a time

The entirety of the Brickline Greenway is anticipated for completion in 2030, representing one of the most ambitious and far-reaching public infrastructure projects in the country.

CWE Griffin Newspaper • November 2025

Discover an eco-friendly haven for music and more at Jackson Pianos’ Noteworthy Café

Driven by a commitment to the community, the environment and the transformative power of music, Jackson Pianos broadens that mis- sion with the unveiling of Noteworthy Café. This multiuse artistic, cultural and eco-friendly community hub in the CWE’s former Gaslight Square honors St. Louis’ legacy as a city that has always shaped music and culture.