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Prop R Creates Safe School Entrances Districtwide
In addition to funding new secure vestibules, Prop R will support security glazing on entryway glass and transaction windows at schools that already have secure vestibules.
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Virtual Learning Plan for Future Inclement Weather
Lindbergh Schools can now use technology such as Zoom and Canvas to allow students to participate in school from home. This means we will not have to extend the school year beyond Memorial Day if we use up all of our built-in snow days.
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Middle School Students Moving to Phase 1 Instruction
Students in grades 6-8 will transition to four days of in-person learning each week, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 2. Mondays will remain at-home learning days, and all students will attend school in person Tuesdays-Fridays.
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Complete Your Free and Reduced Meals Form Today
Even though breakfast and lunch are being provided free of charge for all students this year, the National Free and Reduced Lunch program provides more than just meals for students who qualify.
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District Seeks Nominations for 2021 Lindbergh Leaders
This year’s Lindbergh Leader awards will be dedicated to recognizing exceptional service to the school district community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Board Approves 2021-22 District Calendar
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted during its December meeting to approve the 2021-22 district calendar. The first day of the 2021-22 school year is set for Monday, Aug. 23, 2021.
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Keeping Schools Open is a Community Effort
During the school day, we are controlling COVID-19 spread with five key mitigation strategies that are recommended for schools by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But we can’t control what happens outside of school. Your decisions matter.
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District Named a 2020 Top Workplace by Post-Dispatch
Lindbergh Schools is proud to be named a recipient of the 2020 Top Workplaces Award, sponsored by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Important School Calendar Changes for November
As we look ahead toward fall and winter break, we know that many people may be making plans to travel or spend time with close family and friends. These potential exposures outside of our school community put others at risk.
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Turner Adds Role of District Diversity Coordinator
Lindbergh Schools is pleased to announce that Special School District Area Coordinator Johnicka Turner will take on the additional role of district Diversity Coordinator for the 2020-21 school year.
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Darrion Cockrell Named 2021 Missouri Teacher of the Year
Darrion Cockrell, physical education teacher at Crestwood Elementary School, was selected by a committee of his peers and education partners across the state as the 2021 Missouri Teacher of the Year.
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Middle School Will Move to Phase 2 on Monday, Oct. 5
Lindbergh Schools will return middle school students to Phase 2 in-person learning beginning next month. This decision is based on our continued monitoring of COVID-19 data in our school district and St. Louis County.
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Free Meals for All Students Begins Monday, Sept. 14
Lindbergh Schools will provide breakfast and lunch free of charge to all students through the end of December 2020. This meal service is being made possible by a waiver from the US Department of Agriculture.
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Sharing COVID-19 Data With Our Community
In an effort to be as transparent as possible and keep our community informed about COVID trends in our school district community, Lindbergh Schools is publishing weekly COVID-19 data on our website.
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DESE Announces Teacher of the Year Finalists
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has announced that seven educators have advanced as finalists for the 2021 Missouri Teacher of the Year award.
