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Long Elementary School Earns National School of Character Honor

Long Elementary School is one of 13 Missouri schools, and 71 schools nationwide, to earn the prestigious 2025 National School of Character award. Principal Dr. Christina Phillips surprised students and staff with the announcement during an all-school assembly on May 22.

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Lindbergh Schools Named 2024 Heritage Award Winner by Southwest Chamber

Lindbergh Schools is this year’s recipient of the Southwest Chamber of Commerce 2024 Heritage Award, in honor of the school district’s 75th anniversary.

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Finance Board Advisory Committee Update: May 13, 2025

The Finance Board Advisory Committee met on May 13 to review finance-related Board of Education agenda items with Chief Financial Officer Joel Scheible.

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Prop R 2024 Progress Continues Districtwide

The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education recently approved several key actions to advance projects funded by Proposition R 2024, a $150 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue approved by voters to enhance equity across elementary schools in the district.

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35 Flyers Sign College Letters of Intent

Twenty-nine students signed letters of intent to play collegiate athletics, and six signed letters of intent to continue performing arts endeavors.D

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Facilities Planning Board Advisory Committee Update: May 1, 2025

The Facilities Planning Board Advisory Committee met on April 30 to review progress on district construction projects and discuss plans for the advisory committee's work in 2025-26.

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Technology Advisory Committee Update: April 28, 2025

During the April Technology Advisory Committee meeting, members received updates on the district's technology plan and artificial intelligence (AI) policy, and reviewed the 2020 Impact Study to begin brainstorming the next version.

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Teaching and Learning Committee Update: April 22, 2025

The Teaching and Learning Board Advisory Committee met on April 22 to learn more about the work of the Standards-Based Learning Task Force and provide feedback.

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Finance Board Advisory Committee: April15, 2025

The Finance Board Advisory Committee met on April 15 to review finance-related Board of Education agenda items with Chief Financial Officer Joel Scheible.

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LHS Band Hosts 36-Hour Musicthon on April 11 to Benefit Childhood Cancer Research

Lindbergh High School band members performed for 36 straight music-filled hours April 11-12, raising $8,023.02 for Alex’s Lemonade Stand, in honor of a young band buddy who passed away in 2014 following a brave battle with cancer.

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Unofficial Election Results: April 9, 2025

Voters elected Jennifer Miller and Julia Voss to the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Tuesday, April 8.

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District Names 2025 Teacher of the Year

Congratulations to Lindbergh High School history teacher Tim Deposki, who has been named the Lindbergh Schools 2025 Teacher of the Year! District and school administrators surprised Deposki during an all-staff assembly on Friday, April 4.

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LHS Seniors Earn Nearly $250,000 in Scholarships

The Lindbergh Schools Foundation hosted its largest ever Senior Scholarship Night on April 2 at Lindbergh High School’s Performing Arts Center, awarding $238,750 in total scholarships to 85 deserving seniors.

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Teaching and Learning Board Advisory Committee Update: March 25, 2025

The Teaching and Learning Board Advisory Committee met on March 25.

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Lindbergh High School Adds Certified Nursing Assistant Program for 2025-26

Lindbergh Schools will launch a new Certified Nursing Assistant program at Lindbergh High School for the 2025-26 school year with the allocation of a $400,000 limited access grant from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

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