Highly Qualified and Dedicated Teachers

• More than 450 certified teachers
• Low turnover rate with an average of 5% per year
• Teachers have been recipients of Innovative Technology Education Fund and Emerson Excellence Teaching grants, along with local grant opportunities

Collaboration and Personalized Professional Learning

• Professional Learning Communities in each school
• Lindbergh Teacher Institute, LindberghU and leadership development programs
• Teachers work with administrators and have a voice in their building culture

Innovative Practices

• Student-centered learning experiences encourage critical thinking, collaboration, creativity and communication
• District instructional technology specialists provide hands-on professional learning and support
• Future-ready practices such as innovative learning spaces, blended learning and design-thinking

Engaged, High Achieving and Well-Rounded Students

• Students are respectful, hard-working and excited to learn
• Approximately 55% of high school students are involved in extracurricular activities each year
• Students lead at all levels

District Awards and Achievements

• National District of Character
• 8 National Schools of Character
• 6 National Blue Ribbon Schools
• Lindbergh High School is nationally recognized by Newsweek, The Washington Post and U.S. News and World Report
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch 2020 and 2021 Top Workplaces

Supportive Community

• Lindbergh staff, families and community work together to challenge all students to achieve their full potential
• Community partnerships with local organizations such as Rotary, Kiwanis and Lindbergh Lights the Way
• Active community volunteers in Parent Teacher Organizations, Booster Clubs, OASIS Intergenerational Tutoring, special needs committees and other programs

We Prepare Students for Success

• Lindbergh High School Class of 2021: By the Numbers
  • Graduates: 524
  • More than $12 million in scholarships
  • Graduates attending college: 388 (74.1%)
    • Four-year colleges: 260
    • Two-year colleges: 128
  • Schools of advanced training: 16 (3.1%)