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2019-20 Listening and Learning Survey
Please take a few minutes to complete the 2019-20 Listening and Learning Survey. The results will be shared with the Board of Education later this year.
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Lenz Receives Paul Morris Community Service Award
Dr. Vic Lenz, State Board of Education Vice President and former member of Lindbergh Schools Board of Education, received the 2019 Paul Morris Community Service Award at the MSBA Annual Conference.
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No School for K-12 Students on Friday, Oct. 25
This is a reminder for all K-12 families that Lindbergh Schools will be closed Friday, Oct. 25 for conference compensation. This includes Lindbergh Early Childhood Education part-day classrooms.
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National, State Data Reflects Student Success
National and state data released this week confirms that Lindbergh students are graduating with the skills they need for successful futures. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the ACT board both released findings that measure college and career readiness, in addition to academic achievement.
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Holiday House Tour Set for Sunday, Dec. 8
Lindbergh High School Parent Group's 44th annual Holiday House Tour is Sunday, Dec. 8. You can visit these creatively decorated South County homes and check out more than 60 crafters and vendors.
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Turf Installation to Kick Off Prop R Improvements
Lindbergh student-athletes will have a new synthetic turf field to play on this spring thanks to Prop R improvements that were approved by the community in April. Turf will be installed on the football and soccer stadium following the conclusion of the fall sports season.
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Board Approves 2020-21 District Calendar
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted during its October meeting to approve the 2020-21 district calendar. The first day of the 2020-21 school year is set for Monday, Aug. 24, 2020.
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Five Flyers Named National Merit Commended Students
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced that five Lindbergh High School students have been named commended students in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.
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Driver Shortage Impacting Student Transportation
A statewide bus driver shortage is impacting Lindbergh Schools transportation provider, First Student, causing buses to be delayed, routes to be combined, or single buses to complete multiple routes.
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Five Flyers Named National Merit Semifinalists
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced that five Lindbergh High School students have been named semifinalists in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.
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District Hosts Local Clergy at Annual Breakfast
Lindbergh Schools Board of Education members and administrators met with representatives from local churches on Sept. 24 to provide an update on district programs and discuss how both institutions can work together to meet the needs of students.
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Board of Education Lowers Tax Rate for 2019
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education authorized a 31-cent rollback of the district’s blended tax rate during its annual tax-rate hearing on Sept. 24.
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Teachers Learn from Design Thinking Specialists
Middle school teachers recently spent the day in Design Jam, learning hands-on with national design thinking specialists Eric Chagala and Kaleb Rashad.
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Lindbergh Partners With National Safety Expert
Lindbergh Schools is drawing on the experiences and knowledge of national safety experts and local first responders to develop safer, more secure schools.
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Foundation Hosts Inaugural Community Breakfast
The Lindbergh Schools Foundation held its inaugural Community Breakfast on Friday, Sept. 6. The money raised will go directly to teacher grants, LHS student scholarships, the Alumni Association, Lindbergh Lights the Way and History Alive.
