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  • District Announces 2019 Lindbergh Leaders

    Lindbergh Leaders are nominated by their fellow community members for their leadership and service at Lindbergh Schools and in the community. The 2019 Lindbergh Leaders banquet is scheduled for Friday, March 8.

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  • Board Approves No-Tax-Rate-Increase Bond Issue

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted on Jan. 15 to place a no-tax-rate-increase bond issue on the April 2 ballot to improve safety and security for all Lindbergh students.

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  • Foundation Grants Help Fund Innovative Teachers

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation continued its annual support of original, inventive teaching ideas on Jan. 4, awarding several Lindbergh educators with 2018 Spirit of Lindbergh teacher grants.

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  • District Seeks Nominations for Lindbergh Leaders

    The Lindbergh Leader Award is the district’s highest honor, recognizing excellence in the areas of leadership and service to Lindbergh Schools and the community. Nominations are due Monday, Jan. 14.

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  • District to Offer Free Full-Day Kindergarten

    Lindbergh Schools is moving forward with a plan to offer free full-day kindergarten for all students beginning Jan. 7. The Board of Education and administration discussed the transition during a workshop on Dec. 11.

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  • Light Up the Holidays for Families in Need

    Lindbergh Lights the Way invites the community to make the holidays brighter for families in need this season, during the organization’s inaugural launch of the “Lindbergh Lights Up the Holidays” campaign.

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  • Holiday House Tour Set for Sunday, Dec. 2

    The decorating prowess of five creative South County homeowners will be on display during the Lindbergh High School Parent Group's 43rd annual Holiday House Tour, which will take place Sunday, Dec. 2.

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  • District Seeks Community Input for Strategic Plan

    Lindbergh Schools has formed a committee to create a strategic plan that will define the district’s work for the next five years. The next committee meeting will be an open community forum on Monday, Oct. 29.

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  • Board Approves 2019-20 Academic Calendar

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted during its October meeting to approve the 2019-20 academic calendar. The calendar has 175 school days, including six early release days and four half days.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The fall edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find a back-to-school message from Dr. Tony Lake, as well as safety improvements coming to Lindbergh High School.

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  • Community Invited to Meet New Superintendent

    Lindbergh community members are invited to meet new Superintendent of Schools Dr. Tony Lake during a Listening and Learning presentation on Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Lindbergh Schools auditorium.

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  • Lindbergh Ranks Among Best in Missouri

    Lindbergh Schools ranks in the top 10 of all Missouri public school districts for academic excellence and quality of teachers, according to Niche’s 2019 rankings. The district scored an A overall rating.

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  • A Back-to-School Message from Dr. Lake

    The 2018-19 school year is upon us. I look forward to the opportunities we can create together for a new and greater future for our students, and I wish you and your family a happy and successful school year.

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  • Preliminary Bus Routes Now Available Online

    Preliminary bus routes are now available online. These routes will be fine-tuned during the first full week of school. Please allow 10-15 minutes of flexibility for pickup and drop-off times until the routes are finalized.

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  • Missouri Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday

    Missouri will lift its 4.225 percent sales tax on qualifying back-to-school purchases in stores and online from 12:01 a.m. Friday, Aug. 3 through midnight Sunday, Aug. 5. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Board Establishes Four Advisory Committees

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education is inviting school district patrons to serve on one of four new Board Advisory Committees, which will allow board members to seek input and advice on key issues.

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  • Flyers Shine at AAU Gymnastics Championship

    The Lindbergh Community Ed Gymnastics Team won a variety of medals, ribbons and plaques, including a first place finish by the Bronze Excel team, during the AAU Midwest Regional Gymnastics Championship.

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  • Friday's Tragedy in Santa Fe, Texas

    We challenge ourselves to do everything in our power to prevent a similar tragedy from taking place here in Lindbergh, because first and foremost, our schools must be safe, secure places for students to learn.

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  • Long Named 2018 National School of Character

    Long Elementary School is one of 73 schools nationwide to receive 2018 National School of Character recognition from Character.org, a nonprofit organization that validates character education initiatives.

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  • Lindbergh Announces New Long Principal

    Longtime Lindbergh educator Dr. Christina Phillips has been named the next principal of Long Elementary School, effective July 1. Dr. Phillips currently serves as administrative intern at Crestwood and Kennerly.

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  • District Celebrates 2018 Lindbergh Leaders

    Lindbergh Schools honored 10 individuals for exceptional service to the district and community during the annual Lindbergh Leaders banquet Saturday, April 14 in the new cafeteria addition at Lindbergh High School.

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  • District Honors Teachers, Support Staff of Year

    Lindbergh Schools recently recognized 23 teachers and support staff members for their dedication and service to students, parents and the community as part of the district’s employee recognition program.

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  • Lindbergh Board of Education Election Results

    Voters re-elected Karen Schuster and Mike Shamia to the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Tuesday, April 3. Schuster and Shamia will be sworn in during the April 10 board meeting.

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  • Musick at Gravois Closure to Begin April 16

    St. Louis County has informed us that Musick Avenue is scheduled to close on April 16, this time at the intersection of Gravois Road, by the Grant’s View Library. The road will remain closed until December 2018.

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  • Long Recorder Club Shares Musical Thank You

    On Monday, March 26, the Long Elementary School Recorder Club shared a special thank you with three teams of firefighters who helped save the home of one of their classmates in January.

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  • LEGO Expo Showcases Elementary School Robotics

    Students from all six Lindbergh elementary schools showcased their achievements in robotics on March 7, during the district’s first ever Jr. LEGO Robotics Team Expo at Crestwood Elementary School.

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  • All-District Musical Raises $4,000 for St. Jude

    Lindbergh Schools’ annual All-District Musical, “Mary Poppins,” raised $4,009.21 in donations for The St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital this January. The cast and crew included more than 400 students.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The spring edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about the 2018 Board of Education candidates, as well as this year’s class of Lindbergh Leaders.

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  • Meet the 2018 Board of Education Candidates

    The community is invited to attend a moderated candidate forum Thursday, March 15 at 7 p.m. in the Lindbergh Early Childhood Education multipurpose room. Click on the headline to meet the candidates.

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  • 2018-19 Kindergarten Registration Information

    Kindergarten registration for the 2018-19 school year will be available online Monday, Feb. 12. Parents must provide proof of residency and required student documentation to complete the registration process.

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  • Kiwanis Club Honors Long School Counselor

    The Kiwanis Club of Crestwood-Sunset Hills recently honored Long Elementary School counselor Kim Maddock as an Exceptional Educator. Maddock has served as Long's school counselor for 15 years.

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  • Wednesday's Tragedy in Parkland, Florida

    Every day, you put your trust in our teachers, administrators and support staff to keep your children safe, and we take this responsibility very seriously. School safety is a top priority for us that does not waver.

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  • Parent Group Donations Top $600,000 in 2016-17

    Lindbergh parents have a long tradition of giving back to local education through not only monetary donations, but also participation in district committee work, organization of events, and countless volunteer hours.

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  • Student Artwork: Long Elementary School

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education highlights student artwork as part of its regular monthly meetings. This month’s gallery features creations from students at Long Elementary School.

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  • Foundation Grants Help Fund Innovative Teachers

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation continued its annual support of original, inventive teaching ideas on Jan. 25, awarding several Lindbergh educators with 2017 Spirit of Lindbergh teacher grants.

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  • District Announces 2018 Lindbergh Leaders

    Lindbergh Leaders are nominated by their fellow community members for their leadership and service at Lindbergh Schools and in the community. This year’s winners were selected from a pool of 47 nominees.

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  • District Ranks Among Best in the Country

    Lindbergh Schools ranks among the best school districts in the United States, according to a recent study released by the National Council for Home Safety and Security. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Board Announces New Superintendent of Schools

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted 7-0 on Jan. 7 to hire Dr. Tony Lake as the district’s next superintendent of schools, effective July 1, 2018. Click on the headline to learn more about Dr. Lake.

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  • Donations Keep St. Louis Kids Warm this Winter

    Lindbergh students, staff and families gave generously to keep kids in our city warm this season, donating 412 winter wear items during the Kiwanis Club of Crestwood-Sunset Hills’ Winter Wear Drive.

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  • District Seeks Nominations for Lindbergh Leaders

    The Lindbergh Leader Award is the district’s highest honor, recognizing excellence in the areas of leadership and service to Lindbergh Schools and the community. Nominations are due Friday, Jan. 19.

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  • Boy Scout Troop 580 Celebrates 10 Eagle Scouts

    Ten boys from Boy Scout Troop 580 at Long Elementary School are breaking a record this year, giving back to the community in a big way as they all earn the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout in 2017.

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  • Board Recognizes Character Education Achievements

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education recognized several character education achievements during its December meeting, including five National Promising Practices in Character Education.

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  • Services for Students With Dyslexia

    Lindbergh Schools is committed to providing challenging, effective and appropriate educational opportunities for every child. Our goal is to promote growth and increase achievement for children of all abilities.

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  • Lindbergh Academic All-Stars Shine Bright

    Lindbergh Schools honored more than 1,700 students in grades 4-8 for their outstanding academic achievement during three evenings of Academic All-Stars celebrations in November.

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  • Board Interviews Superintendent Candidates

    The Board of Education has completed the first round of interviews in its search for Lindbergh’s next superintendent of schools. Interviews took place during two separate meetings on Dec. 3 and Dec. 5.

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  • Board Reviews Applications for Superintendent

    The Board of Education met in closed session on Nov. 20 to review applications for the position of superintendent of schools, continuing progress in their search to fill the district’s top leadership position.

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  • Holiday House Tour Set for Sunday, Dec. 3

    The decorating prowess of five creative South County homeowners will be on display during the Lindbergh High School Parent Group's 42nd annual Holiday House Tour, which will take place Sunday, Dec. 3.

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  • Board Approves 2018-19 Academic Calendar

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted during its November meeting to approve the 2018-19 academic calendar. The calendar has 175 school days, including six early release days and four half days.

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  • Happy American Education Week

    Why do you work in public education? We asked our Lindbergh Key Communicators this question, and we are proud to share their responses during American Education Week, Nov. 13-17.

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  • Superintendent Search Community Feedback

    This fall, the Board of Education is conducting a search to hire the next superintendent. As one of the first steps in the process, the board would like to hear from you – parents, employees, and Lindbergh residents.

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  • Fall Parent-Teacher Conferences for K-12 Students

    Parent-teacher conferences provide an opportunity to discuss your student’s progress, share your student’s strengths and work with teachers to help your student succeed. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Enrollment Increases by 114 Students in 2017-18

    The number of students attending Lindbergh Schools in grades K-12 increased by 114 students in 2017-18, up to 6,850, according to official enrollment data presented to the Board of Education on Oct. 10.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The fall edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about Lindbergh High School’s 64th graduating class, as well as photos from the first day of school.

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  • Music Teacher Plays World's Largest Organ

    In addition to teaching students at Long Elementary School, music teacher Wes Kassulke has been traveling the globe, playing pipe organs in the United States and Germany. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Updated Bus Routes for Tuesday, Sept. 5

    Updated bus routes have been posted online. Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 5, student pickup and drop-off times may be altered slightly. Bus route numbers for some students will change as well.

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  • North American Sundial Society Visits Long

    The Ferguson Sundial Garden at Long Elementary School recently received international attention when members of the North American Sundial Society visited during the organization’s annual conference.

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  • Lindbergh Ranks Among Best in the State

    Lindbergh Schools ranks in the top 10 of all Missouri public school districts for academic excellence and quality of teachers, according to Niche’s 2018 rankings. The district scored an A+ overall rating.

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  • Preliminary Bus Routes Now Available Online

    Bus routes are now available online. The routes will be fine-tuned during the first full week of school. Please allow 10-15 minutes of flexibility for pickup and drop-off times until the routes are finalized.

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  • Long Wins $5,000 ITEF Grant for Sensory Room

    Long Elementary School is designing a classroom that will help students find calm, focus and connection during their school day, and achieve a temporary escape from a world that has become more stimulating.

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  • Board of Education Approves 2017-18 Budget

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education approved a $71.9 million balanced operating budget with a projected surplus of $23,719. This budget includes six additional full time equivalent teaching positions.

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  • Students Visit New Schools During Orientation Day

    About 1,000 Lindbegh students in grades K-8 received warm welcomes on May 16 when they visited their new schools for tours, activities and a chance to meet their new classmates. Click on the headline for details.

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  • DESE Grants Flood Waiver for May 3-5

    Lindbergh Schools will not have to make up days missed due to flooding on May 3-5. The 2016-17 calendar will remain unchanged, and the last day of school for students and teachers will be Friday, May 26.

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  • Girl Scouts Collect Items for Women in Need

    Girl Scouts in Lindbergh collected more than 45,000 personal care items for women in need during the organization’s April Showers drive. April Showers is the Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri’s largest service event.

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  • District Projects Enrollment Increase for 2017-18

    Lindbergh is projecting another year of rapid growth, with 182 additional students expected to enroll for the 2017-18 school year. Over the next four years, K-12 enrollment is expected to increase by 901 students.

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  • Orchestra Teacher Wins State Award

    The Missouri American String Teachers Association recently presented Lindbergh teacher Michelle Howard with the 2017 Elementary Educator Award, during the Missouri Music Educators Association conference.

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  • District Honors Teachers, Support Staff of Year

    Lindbergh Schools recently recognized 21 teachers and support staff members for their dedication and service to students, parents and the community as part of the district’s employee recognition program.

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  • Test-Taking Tips for Lindbergh Families

    Lindbergh’s Missouri Assessment Program testing window is April 10-May 5 for students in grades 3-8. Lindbergh High School juniors are also scheduled to take the ACT exam Wednesday, April 19.

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  • Lindbergh Board of Education Election Results

    Voters elected four new Lindbergh Schools Board of Education members on Tuesday, April 4. Cathy Lorenz, Christy Watz, Matt Alonzo and Mike Shamia will be sworn in during the April 11 board meeting.

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  • Student Collects Books for Ronald McDonald House

    Long Elementary School second-grader Lily Yemm recently collected more than 1,700 books in one week for the Ronald McDonald House at Mercy Hospital. Click on the headline to read the full story.

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  • Board Approves 2017-18 Boundaries

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted 7-0 on Tuesday, March 14, to approve new elementary school and middle school boundaries for the 2017-18 school year.

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  • Dressel Adds Assistant Principal from Long

    Long Elementary School Assistant Principal Patrick Schoenekase will move to Dressel Elementary School at the end of this school year, helping Dr. Craig Hamby lead Lindbergh’s newest elementary school.

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  • District Honors 2017 Lindbergh Leaders

    Lindbergh Schools honored 10 individuals for exceptional service to the district and community, during the annual Lindbergh Leaders banquet Friday, March 10 in the new cafeteria addition at Lindbergh High School.

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  • Two Candidates File for One-Year Board Term

    The community is invited to attend a moderated Board of Education candidate forum Thursday, March 16 at 7 p.m. in the Lindbergh Early Childhood Education multipurpose room.

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  • Seven Candidates File for 3, 3-Year Board Terms

    The community is invited to attend a moderated Board of Education candidate forum Thursday, March 16 at 7 p.m. in the Lindbergh Early Childhood Education multipurpose room.

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  • Board to Vote on New District Boundaries

    The Board of Education will vote March 14 on proposed elementary and middle school boundary changes that would address overcrowding and protect a quality education experience for all Lindbergh students.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The spring edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about the 2017 Board of Education candidates, as well as this year’s class of Lindbergh Leaders.

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  • Feb. 22 Boundary Committee Meeting Summary

    Earlier this week, the Lindbergh Boundary Committee met for a third time to fine-tune elementary school boundaries and discuss middle school boundaries. The committee continued work on Option 3.

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  • Feb. 8 Boundary Committee Meeting Summary

    The Lindbergh Schools Boundary Committee met for the second time on Wednesday, Feb. 8, to narrow down map options and begin more detailed work establishing attendance zones for six elementary schools.

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  • Lindbergh Musical Raises $2,000 for St. Jude’s

    Lindbergh annual All-District Musical raised more than $2,000 in donations for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital this January. The cast and crew included more than 400 students.

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  • District Announces 2017 Lindbergh Leaders

    This year’s winners were chosen from a pool of 43 nominees. Lindbergh Leaders are nominated by their fellow community members for their leadership and service at Lindbergh Schools and in the community.

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  • Foundation Grants Help Fund Innovative Teachers

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation continued its annual support of original, inventive teaching ideas on Jan. 26, awarding several Lindbergh educators with 2016 Spirit of Lindbergh teacher grants.

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  • Lindbergh Students Celebrate Chinese New Year

    Students at Lindbergh Early Childhood Education and Long Elementary School celebrated the Chinese New Year on Friday, Jan. 27, with dragon parades and classroom activities.

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  • Committee Begins Work on Boundary Changes

    More than 20 Lindbergh community members met on Jan. 25 to begin work on the elementary and middle school Boundary Committee. The committee will meet 3-4 times over the next few months.

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  • 2017-18 Kindergarten Registration Information

    Kindergarten registration for the 2017-18 school year will be available online Monday, Feb. 27. Parents must provide proof of residency and required student documentation to complete the registration process.

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  • Lindbergh Schools K-8 Boundary Changes

    A committee of Lindbergh parents, community members and district administrators will begin meeting this month to redraw all elementary school and middle school boundary lines for the 2017-18 school year.

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  • District Seeks Nominations for Lindbergh Leaders

    The Lindbergh Leader Award is the district’s highest honor, recognizing excellence in the areas of leadership and service to Lindbergh Schools and the community. Nominations are due Friday, Jan. 20.

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  • Lindbergh Named One of Missouri’s Best Districts

    Lindbergh Schools ranks in the top 10 of all Missouri public school districts for academic excellence and quality of teachers, according to Niche’s 2017 rankings. The district scored an A+ overall rating.

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  • Lindbergh Flyers Give Back to the Community

    From fundraising to volunteering, Lindbergh students, staff and families helped make the holiday season brighter for those in need. Click on the headline to read their inspirational stories.

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  • Parker Earns Distinguished Principal Award

    Dr. Jana Parker from Long Elementary School has been named St. Louis Suburban Distinguished Principal by the Missouri Association of Elementary School Principals. Click on the headline to learn more.

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  • Lindbergh Named Best District in Missouri

    Lindbergh Schools has been crowned the top district in Missouri by StartClass. Graduation rates, test scores and student-teacher ratios were used to determine the highest-performing school district in each state.

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  • Lindbergh Academic All-Stars Shine Bright

    Lindbergh Schools honored more than 1,600 students in grades 4-8 for their outstanding academic achievement during three evenings of Academic All-Stars celebrations in November.

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  • Holiday House Tour Set for Sunday, Dec. 4

    The decorating prowess of five creative South County homeowners will be on display during the Lindbergh High School Parent Group's 41st annual Holiday House Tour, which will take place Sunday, Dec. 4.

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  • Board Approves 2017-18 Academic Calendar

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted during its November meeting to approve the 2017-18 academic calendar. The calendar has 175 school days, including six early release days and four half days.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The fall edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find detailed information regarding the 2016-17 residential tax rate and budget, as well as current enrollment data.

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  • Students Meet Furry Friends, Support APA

    Long Elementary School students recently had the opportunity to meet several furry friends from the Animal Protective Association of Missouri, during a special assembly hosted by a retired local TV personality.

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  • Academics Rank Among Best in St. Louis, State

    Lindbergh Schools academic achievement again ranks among the top 10 K-12 districts in Missouri, continuing a long tradition of excellence in education. Click on the headline for Learning Report highlights.

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  • District Enrollment Continues Upward Trend

    In 2016-17, elementary school enrollment increased by 139 students, middle school increased by 27 students, and Lindbergh High School increased by seven students for an official total of 6,736.

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  • Sunday Night Lights Set for Oct. 9

    Sunday Night Lights captures the essence of high school football and offers that experience to a very special group of athletes: kids battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

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  • District ZIP Code Ranks Among Nation’s Best

    The city of Crestwood once again ranks among the nation’s hottest ZIP codes for 2016, according to a recent survey by Realtor.com. This is the second consecutive year for 63126 to make the top 10 list.

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  • Sunday Night Lights Set for Oct. 9

    Sunday Night Lights captures the essence of high school football and offers that experience to a very special group of athletes: kids battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

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  • District Earns School Bus Maintenance Award

    The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education recently recognized Lindbergh Schools and First Student for their exemplary school bus maintenance program.

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  • Download the SIS Student 360 Mobile App

    In addition to accessing the SIS Portal online, parents can update information using the Tyler SIS Student 360 mobile app. This free app provides convenient, secure access to your student’s information.

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  • Welcome Back! School Starts Thursday, Aug. 18

    Lindbergh is busy preparing for a successful start to the 2016-17 school year, and we remain committed to providing the highest quality educational experience to every child who walks through our doors.

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  • Bus Routes Now Available Online

    Bus routes are now available online. The routes will be fine-tuned during the first full week of school. Please allow 10-15 minutes of flexibility for pickup and drop-off times until the routes are finalized.

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  • Long Celebrates All-Inclusive Playground

    Long Elementary School parents, students and staff wrapped up two years of grassroots fundraising efforts on Aug. 10 with a ribbon cutting celebration on their accessible playground.

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  • Missouri Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday

    Missouri will lift its 4.225 percent sales tax on qualifying back-to-school purchases in stores and online from 12:01 a.m. Friday, Aug. 5 through midnight Sunday, Aug. 7. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The summer edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about the Class of 2016, district enrollment growth and the 2016-17 budget.

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  • District Recognized for Character Initiatives

    Lindbergh Schools received international recognition from the Character Education Partnership for implementing successful and unique ways of reinforcing character traits for students in grades pre-K through 12.

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  • District Revises 2016-17 Academic Calendar

    The Lindbergh Schools 2016-17 academic calendar has been revised to reflect an early release day change. The early release day originally scheduled for April 19, 2017 has been moved to April 5, 2017.

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  • Student Talent on Display at Excellence in Art

    Lindbergh’s most talented student artists unveiled their creations during the district’s annual Excellence in Art celebration. The artwork will be displayed for one year in the Lindbergh High School Auditorium.

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  • District Honors Retirees, Longtime Employees

    Lindbergh extends its thanks and well wishes to this year’s class of 22 retiring faculty and staff members. Their dedication to Lindbergh and commitment to the success of our community is much appreciated.

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  • Long Custodian Named Support Person of Year

    Whether he is working in the cafeteria, a classroom, the library or the hallways, Long Elementary School custodian Ron Ayers can always be found with a smile on his face and a willingness to lend a helping hand.

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  • Students Plant Trees in Park for Arbor Day

    Planting trees in Crestwood Park has become an Arbor Day tradition for students and staff at Long Elementary School. Click on the headline to learn more about this ongoing community service project.

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  • Elementary Flyers Find Ways to Give Back

    Lindbergh elementary school students and staff have been busy giving back to the community through various service learning projects. Click on the headline to learn more about their inspirational efforts.

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  • District Recognizes Teachers, Support Staff of Year

    Lindbergh Schools recently recognized 21 teachers and support staff members for their dedication and service to students, parents and the community as part of the district’s employee recognition program.

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  • District Driving Economic Development and Growth

    Lindbergh Schools was honored by the Crestwood-Sunset Hills Area Chamber of Commerce for drawing a record number of young families to the area and completing several facility improvement projects.

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  • St. Baldrick’s Event Set for Friday, April 1

    Students from across the district will go bald together once again, as they participate in Lindbergh’s fifth annual St. Baldrick’s event Friday, April 1. Click on the headline to learn more about this year's event.

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  • Six District Teachers Celebrate #BestSchoolDay

    Twitter co-founder and St. Louis native Jack Dorsey surprised educators across Missouri on Thursday by fully funding their projects registered at DonorsChoose.org as part of the #BestSchoolDay campaign.

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  • District Honors 2016 Lindbergh Leaders

    Lindbergh Schools honored 11 individuals for exceptional service to the district and community, during the annual Lindbergh Leaders banquet Friday, March 4 in the new cafeteria addition at Lindbergh High School.

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  • Crestwood Flyers Challenge You to Get #CrestFit

    Thanks to physical education teachers Darrion Cockrell and Megan Skokovic, a new fitness phenomenon is making a positive impact on the lives of students and staff at Crestwood Elementary School.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The spring edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about the 2016 Board of Education candidates, as well as this year’s class of Lindbergh Leaders.

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  • 2016-17 Kindergarten Registration Information

    Kindergarten registration for the 2016-17 school year will be available online Tuesday, Feb. 16. Parents must provide proof of residency and required student documentation to complete the registration process.

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  • Foundation Grants Help Fund Innovative Teachers

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation continued its annual support of original, inventive teaching ideas on Jan. 28, awarding several Lindbergh educators with 2015 Spirit of Lindbergh teacher grants.

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  • District Announces 2016 Lindbergh Leaders

    This year’s winners were chosen from a pool of 35 outstanding nominees. Lindbergh Leaders are selected for their leadership and service at Lindbergh Schools and in the community.

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  • Gifted Community Supports Space Camp Need

    Each year, fifth-grade students in Lindbergh’s LEAP gifted program travel to Huntsville, Ala., for a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Space Camp. The annual trip is the capstone to students’ LEAP experience.

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  • Flyers Organize Successful Flood Relief Efforts

    Students districtwide recently raised $9,987 through a series of hat day events to help local families affected by flooding. The LHS Alumni Association also donated $1,000 in addition to the student-raised total.

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  • Sign Up for Lindbergh Text Messages on Jan. 14

    This Thursday, Jan. 14, Lindbergh Schools will send an invitation text message that will allow parents to sign up for important text notifications from their child’s school and the district. Click the headline for details.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 1-6-16

    Boy Scout Troop 580 worked together earlier this fall to update the Sundial Garden at Long Elementary School. Read this story, and more, in this week's edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • District Seeks Nominations for Lindbergh Leaders

    The Lindbergh Leader Award is the district’s highest honor, recognizing excellence in the areas of leadership and service to Lindbergh Schools and the Lindbergh community. Nominations are due Friday, Jan. 15.

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  • Lindbergh Students Celebrate the Holiday Season

    From music performances to sharing family traditions, Lindbergh students have been busy celebrating the holiday season. Click on the headline to read all of the holiday happenings at Lindbergh Schools.

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  • Rotary Donations Warm Up Winter for Students

    The Crestwood-Sunset Hills Rotary Club is making winter a little warmer for 104 Lindbergh students, through the club’s annual Operation Warm program. It is one of several programs the Rotary sponsors each year.

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  • Flyers Excel at Synchronized Skating Competition

    Four Lindbergh students recently earned national honors at the Kalamazoo Classic synchronized figure skating competition. The girls are members of the St. Louis Synergy Synchronized Figure Skating club.

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  • Board Recognizes Students, Parents and Staff

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education celebrated savings for taxpayers, recognized student and staff achievements and honored the hard work of parent volunteers during its Dec. 8 regular meeting.

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  • Students and Staff Give Back to the Community

    From fundraising to volunteering, Lindbergh students and staff have been busy giving back to the community through various service projects. Click on the headline to read their inspirational stories.

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  • Lindbergh Academic All-Stars Shine Bright

    Lindbergh Schools honored more than 1,500 students in grades 4-8 for their outstanding academic achievement during three evenings of Academic All-Stars celebrations in November and December.

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  • Students Learn About Abilities, Differences

    Lindbergh students learned about various abilities and disabilities during the district’s Ability Awareness Month in October, and developed a better understanding and awareness of differences among students.

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  • Holiday House Tour Set for Sunday, Dec. 6

    The decorating prowess of five creative South County homeowners will be on display during the Lindbergh High School Parent Group's 40th annual Holiday House Tour, which will take place on Sunday, Dec. 6.

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  • Firefighters Teach Safety Lessons to Students

    During National Fire Prevention Month, area firefighters and first responders visited Lindbergh's youngest students to share fire safety tips and talk about how they keep their communities safe.

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  • Board Approves 2016-17 Academic Calendar

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted during its November meeting to approve the 2016-17 academic calendar. The calendar has 175 school days, including six early release days and four half days.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 11-2-15

    Lindbergh students and staff have been busy giving back to the community through various service projects. Read their inspirational stories in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Happy Halloween from Lindbergh Schools

    Students at all five Lindbergh elementary schools, as well as Early Childhood Education and ECE West celebrated Halloween and the arrival of fall with parades, pumpkins and some outdoor exercise.

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  • District Ranks Among Best in St. Louis, State

    Lindbergh earned a 99.3 percent on the MSIP 5 Annual Performance Report. This is Lindbergh’s 15th consecutive Accredited with Distinction honor, which requires a 90 percent APR score in order to achieve.

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  • Crestwood, Long Celebrate Cultural Diversity

    Students from Crestwood and Long elementary schools sampled food, played games and enjoyed performances from around the globe as part of their cultural celebrations. Click on the headline to learn more.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The fall edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about two major projects that will provide essential relief to overcrowding districtwide.

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  • Enrollment Increases by 200 Students This Year

    Student enrollment growth in Lindbergh Schools continues to fill classrooms and outpace projections, with more than 200 new students enrolling this year. Total district enrollment for 2015-16 is 6,563.

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  • District Celebrates Groundbreaking, Ribbon Cutting

    As Lindbergh continues to address rapid student enrollment growth, administrators, students, board members and dignitaries celebrated two major projects that will help relieve overcrowding districtwide.

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  • Holiday House Tour Seeks Crafters, Vendors

    The Lindbergh High School Parent Group invites local crafters and vendors to participate in the 40th annual Holiday House Tour Shopping Boutique. This year’s event is scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 6.

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  • Long Flyers Work Together to Improve Playground

    Long Elementary School students have found creative ways to raise money and make their school’s playground more accessible for all students. Click on the headline to read their inspirational stories.

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  • Sunday Night Lights Set for Oct. 11

    Sunday Night Lights captures the essence of high school football and offers that experience to a very special group of athletes: kids battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

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  • Students and Staff Celebrate First Day Fun

    Throughout the district, students and staff celebrated the first days of school with fun activities and opportunities to learn. Click on the headline to read the exciting stories from the first days of school.

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  • District Recognized for Student Attendance Rate

    According to the Post-Dispatch, Lindbergh Schools has the highest attendance rate of all the public school districts in St. Louis County. Concord also ranked in the top 10 for individual building attendance.

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  • District Earns Excellent Bond Rating from Moody’s

    Moody’s Investors Service reaffirmed Lindbergh's Aa1 rating on $10 million in general obligation bonds from 2009, just days after the district’s Board of Education voted 7-0 to refinance the bonds.

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  • Welcome Back! School Starts Thursday, Aug. 20

    Lindbergh is busy preparing for a successful start to the 2015-16 school year, and we remain committed to providing the highest quality educational experience to every child who walks through our doors.

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  • Preliminary Bus Routes Now Available Online

    Preliminary bus routes are now available online. The routes will be fine-tuned during the first full week of school. Please allow 10-15 minutes of flexibility for pickup and drop-off times until the routes are finalized.

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  • Yahoo Tabs Crestwood as a Top ZIP Code

    Crestwood, Mo. has been named a top ZIP code by Yahoo Homes and Realtor.com. The suburb ranked seventh nationally in terms of how fast its homes sell and the average number of times each listing is viewed.

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  • DESE Releases 2014-15 MAP Scores

    The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has released Missouri Assessment Program scores for the 2014-15 school year. Lindbergh student reports will be mailed Friday, Aug. 14.

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  • Superintendent's Message: Now, Let’s Soar

    Lindbergh is honored to provide high-quality education for all students. As we continue to address rapid enrollment growth, residents have likely noticed quite a bit of construction going on around the district.

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  • Missouri Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday

    Missouri will lift its 4.225 percent sales tax on qualifying back-to-school purchases in stores and online from 12:01 a.m. Friday, Aug. 7 through midnight Sunday, Aug. 9. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Homes Needed for 2015 Holiday House Tour

    Do you decorate for the holidays, or do you know someone who does? The Lindbergh High School Parent Group is in search of five homes to be a part of its 2015 Holiday House Tour on Sunday, Dec. 6.

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  • District Celebrates Character Accomplishments

    From promising practices to leadership skills, Lindbergh students and staff celebrated several character education accomplishments during the 2014-15 school year. Click on the headline for details.

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  • Lindbergh Names New District Activities Director

    Kit Norton has been named the new director of the District Activities Office, which houses the community youth sports program, as well as art, music and activities classes, including Summer Enrichment.

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  • July 8 Mall Open House: Get the Facts

    Thank you to all the Lindbergh parents and community members who attended the July 8 Crestwood Mall redevelopment open house. Organizers report that about 700 residents attended.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The summer edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about the Class of 2015, as well as construction updates from LHS and ECE West.

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  • Lemon-Aid Stand Honors Long Student

    Long Elementary School raised more than $2,000 for the Jacob Swiderski Family Medical Fund. Jacob, 11, passed away following a courageous nine-year battle with brain cancer.

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  • Community Invited to Crestwood Mall Open House

    UrbanStreet Group of Chicago will host an open house to receive public input about the Crestwood Mall redevelopment proposal from 4-7 p.m., Wednesday, July 8 at the Crestwood Community Center.

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  • Long Student Qualifies for Taekwondo Nationals

    Long fifth-grader Kiley Mehringer is Indiana’s state taekwondo champ in the 10-11 age group, for both sparring and forms categories. She will now compete at the 2015 US Taekwondo National Championships.

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  • Lindbergh Duo Featured by Variety Children’s Charity

    Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis recently enlisted the help of two Lindbergh students, Gabe Mershon and Sofia Vitale, to help raise money for children with physical and mental disabilities.

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  • Crestwood Board of Aldermen Reject PGAV Bill

    The City of Crestwood Board of Aldermen voted 5-3 against a bill on June 9 that would have authorized Peckham Guyton Albers and Viets, Inc. to prepare a comprehensive city plan.

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  • 118 Fifth-Graders Earn Triple Crown Award

    Congratulations to 118 Lindbergh fifth-graders who have been awarded the Triple Crown Award for excellence in three prestigious programs. Click on the headline to see the complete list of award winners.

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  • In Memory: Jacob Swiderski, Long Student

    The Lindbergh family was saddened to learn that Long Elementary School student Jacob Swiderski passed away this week following a courageous nine-year battle with brain cancer. He was 11 years old.

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  • Young Artists Bloom Thanks to Master Mentors

    Students shared original artwork with their mentors who then created their own piece inspired by their young counterparts. The artwork will be displayed at the Clayton Fine Art Gallery through July 4.

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  • Teacher Soars into Retirement on Hot Air Balloon

    Talk about making a grand exit! Long Elementary School teacher Janet Capizzi has always dreamed of celebrating her retirement with a hot air balloon ride, and on May 21, her dream became a reality.

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  • District Honors Retirees, Longtime Employees

    Lindbergh extends its thanks and well wishes to this year’s class of 28 retiring faculty and staff members. These employees have served the district for a combined total of more than 500 years.

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  • Crestwood Approves First Step in TIF Process

    The City of Crestwood Board of Aldermen voted 7-0 on Tuesday, May 12 to approve the first step required to form a TIF commission to study the mall redevelopment proposal.

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  • Lindbergh Spirit Festival Set for May 16

    The community is invited to celebrate "Jungle Spirit" at the 24th annual Lindbergh Spirit Festival Saturday, May 16. This communitywide event features games, rides, food, a parade and entertainment for all ages.

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  • Foundation Mini-Auction Opens Tuesday, May 5

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation spring mini-auction opens Tuesday, May 5 at 8 a.m., and closes Wednesday, May 6 at 8 p.m. All proceeds benefit Lindbergh Schools Foundation teacher grants and scholarships.

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  • Girl Scouts Donate Flag, Pole to City of Crestwood

    For several years, the city of Crestwood has opened the doors of its community center at Whitecliff Park to Long Elementary School Girl Scout Troops for meetings and activities.

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  • District Recognizes Teachers, Support Staff of Year

    Lindbergh Schools recently recognized 21 teachers and support staff members for their dedication and service to students, parents and the community as part of the district’s employee recognition program.

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  • Electronics Recycling Drive Set for May 2

    The Sperreng Middle School Environmental Club invites the community to dispose of “anything that runs on batteries or plugs into a wall” at its sixth annual Electronics Recycling Drive Saturday, May 2.

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  • Voters Re-Elect Incumbents to Board of Education

    Lindbergh Schools voters re-elected incumbent Board of Education members Karen Schuster and Kate Holloway on April 7. Click on the headline to view the official election results.

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  • District Hires Director of Gifted Programs

    Lindbergh Schools veteran gifted educator Michael Kuhn will be the district’s next director of gifted programs, effective July 1. The Board of Education approved his hiring on April 14.

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  • Lindbergh Students Go Bald for a Great Cause

    Students at Lindbergh have been losing their hair for a great cause, in support of the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, a national charity that benefits children’s cancer research.

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  • Test-Taking Tips for Lindbergh Families

    Lindbergh’s Missouri Assessment Program testing window is April 13-May 8 for students in grades 3-8, and Lindbergh High School students will take their end-of-course assessments later this month.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 4-6-15

    Lindbergh students and staff have raised $2,754 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation by dressing up as their favorite Disney characters. Read this story, and more, in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Students Team Up for Special Olympics

    Driving rain could not stop hundreds of Lindbergh High School volunteers and their Special School District athlete buddies from enjoying a day of softball, food, games and fun.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 3-30-15

    Lindbergh students and staff have been busy giving back to the community through various service projects. Read their inspirational stories in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Join the Fun at Lindbergh All District Night

    Join the fun at Lindbergh All District Night Friday, March 27. The action kicks off at 6:15 p.m. with the faculty basketball game and hula hoop competition. Click on the headline for more event details.

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  • Lindbergh Students Jump Rope for Heart

    Lindbergh students raised thousands of dollars in February for the American Heart Association’s annual Jump Rope for Heart campaign. Click on the headline for a recap from each elementary school.

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  • Help ‘Find a Five’ During Spring Break

    In celebration of Lindbergh’s fifth consecutive No. 1 ranking for academic achievement, we invite the Lindbergh community to participate in our “Find a Five” contest during Spring Break.

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  • Author Visits Inspire Students at Crestwood, Long

    Crestwood and Long elementary schools recently welcomed a trio of special guests - authors Kelly Suellentrop, Judy Young and Jennifer Holland - in honor of Reading Celebration Week.

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  • Blue Ribbon Celebrations Set for March 13

    Several local and state officials will visit Concord and Long elementary schools in the Lindbergh district on Friday, March 13, to celebrate the two 2014 National Blue Ribbon School Award recipients.

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  • District Honors 2015 Lindbergh Leaders

    Lindbergh Schools honored 11 individuals for exceptional service to the district and community, during the annual Lindbergh Leaders Award banquet on Friday, March 6, at Royale Orleans.

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  • Lindbergh Celebrates School Principals Day

    Lindbergh principals devote endless time, thought, caring and dedication to make our schools the best they can be, as well as meeting the needs of students, staff, parents and the community.

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  • Board of Education Election is April 7

    Four candidates are running to fill two three-year seats on the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education. The election will be held Tuesday, April 7. Click the headline to meet the candidates.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The spring edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find information about the 2015 Board of Education candidates, as well as this year’s class of Lindbergh Leaders.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 2-16-15

    Sperreng and Truman middle school students recently competed in their school level geography bees. Read this story, and more, in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Foundation Grants Help Fund Innovative Teachers

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation continued its annual support of original, inventive teaching ideas on Jan. 29, awarding several Lindbergh educators with 2014 Spirit of Lindbergh teacher grants.

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  • Spelling Bee Winners Shine at School Level

    Congratulations to the schoolwide winners of Lindbergh’s elementary and middle school spelling bees! Quiz a friend or family member using the winning words and see how you do.

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  • 2015-16 Kindergarten Registration Information

    Kindergarten registration for the 2015-16 school year will be available online Monday, Feb. 9. Parents must provide proof of residency and required student documentation to complete the registration process.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 1-26-14

    Girl Scout Troop 2258 and Daisy Troop 1683 donated four birthday bags to Long Elementary School families in need this month. Read this story, and more, in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • District Announces 2015 Class of Lindbergh Leaders

    This year’s winners were chosen from a pool of 38 outstanding nominees. Lindbergh Leaders are selected for their leadership and service at Lindbergh Schools and in the community.

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  • Dress Warm During Low Temperatures

    As we prepare for extremely cold temperatures, please remember to bundle up before heading to school or work. We also encourage parents to make sure that their children are dressed appropriately.

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  • Students and Staff Spread Holiday Cheer

    From ECE to LHS, Lindbergh students and staff have been giving back to the community through various service projects. Click on the headline to read their inspirational stories.

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  • Lindbergh Students Show Spirit of Giving

    This year, Lindbergh Schools adopted more than 90 families in need for the holidays. The district sponsored 21 families, and elementary schools collected gifts and gift cards for 70 more.

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  • Long Students Celebrate Blue Ribbon Honor

    Long Elementary School students and staff gathered on their new field for an impressive all-school photo celebrating the school’s 2014 National Blue Ribbon Schools Award.

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  • District Seeks Nominations for Lindbergh Leaders

    The Lindbergh Leader Award is the district’s highest honor, recognizing excellence in the areas of leadership and service to Lindbergh Schools and the Lindbergh community.

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  • Bring Your Own Device Holiday Shopping Guide

    Lindbergh students use interactive technology every day to connect with a new generation of learning opportunities. For many students, this already means bringing their own devices to school.

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  • Board Approves 2015-16 Academic Calendar

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education recently voted to approve the 2015-16 academic calendar. The first day of the 2015-16 school year is Thursday, Aug. 20, 2015.

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  • Holiday House Tour and Boutique Set for Dec. 7

    The decorating prowess of five creative South County homeowners will be on display during the LHS Parent Group's 39th annual Holiday House Tour & Boutique, which will take place on Sunday, Dec. 7.

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  • Lindbergh Educators Excel Outside Their Classrooms

    Two talented Lindbergh educators, Cody Costakis and Jessica Laney, are exceling outside of their classrooms. Costakis was named to the St. Louis Ambush roster, while Laney will star in an upcoming movie.

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  • Happy Halloween from Lindbergh Schools

    Lindbergh’s youngest students celebrated Halloween and the arrival of fall with parades, pumpkins and some outdoor exercise. Check out the attached stories and visit our district Facebook page for more photos.

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  • Lindbergh Link Hits Mailboxes This Week

    The fall 2014 edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hits mailboxes this week. Inside it, you’ll find more information on Lindbergh’s latest National Blue Ribbon Schools, as well as a Prop G update.

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  • Holiday House Tour and Boutique Seeks Crafters

    The Lindbergh High School Parent Group is seeking crafters/vendors to sell their wares at its 39th annual Holiday House Tour and Boutique. This year the event will take place on Sunday, Dec. 7.

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  • Students Learn Fire Safety from Crestwood Firefighters

    During National Fire Prevention Week, firefighters from the City of Crestwood visited Crestwood and Long elementary schools to share fire safety tips and talk about how they keep people safe.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 10-6-14

    The Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band took top honors in its first competition of the season. Read this story, and more, in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Concord, Long Named National Blue Ribbon Schools

    Congratulations to Concord and Long elementary schools, both of which have been named 2014 Blue Ribbon schools by the United States Department of Education.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 9-29-14

    Parents as Teachers received a $3,000 grant, while Teresa Darr earned an Excellence in Education Award. Read these stories, and more, in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Help Us Raise $6,000 in One Day!

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation will host its annual iDrive fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 27. Simply stop by the LHS auditorium between 9 a.m.-4p.m. to take a five-minute test drive around the campus.

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  • Prop G Bond Sale Saves Taxpayers $1 Million

    The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted 7-0 Tuesday, Sept. 9 to authorize the sale of $34,035,000 in general obligation bonds for Prop G improvements. The competitive sale included 10 bidders in all.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 9-15-14

    A Sperreng seventh-grader earned her U.S. citizenship, while several LHS A+ tutors were honored for their hard work. Read these stories, and more, in this week’s edition of Lindbergh Accomplishments.

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  • Download the Lindbergh Mobile App Today

    The Lindbergh Schools mobile app is now available for download! This FREE app provides instant access to calendar events, news headlines and other essential information from the convenience of a mobile device.

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  • Foundation Mini-Auction Opens Monday, Sept. 15

    The Lindbergh Schools Foundation fall mini-auction opens Monday, Sept. 15 at 8 a.m., and closes Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. All proceeds benefit Lindbergh Schools Foundation teacher grants and scholarships.

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  • It's Time to Fly in 2014-15

    Lindbergh Schools is honored to provide high-quality education for all students, and the support we receive from our community is unparalleled.

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  • Give Me Five! Lindbergh Celebrates Fifth Year at No. 1

    Lindbergh Schools continues to lead the state in academic achievement, ranking No. 1 in Missouri for the fifth consecutive year. The ranking is based on combined math and English Language Arts proficiency.

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  • Long Lawn Day, Sappington Green Space

    Long Elementary students experienced the school’s new play field for the first time Friday, Aug. 29 during Long Lawn Day. Students participated in a variety of activities, including two water relays on the new field.

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  • Lindbergh Ranks No. 1 in St. Louis Region

    The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported today that Lindbergh Schools has the No. 1 academic achievement in the region, based on the percentage of students who scored proficient or advanced on MAP tests.

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  • Abeln Barn Takes on New Life in Long Artwork

    Long Elementary School’s latest signature art piece preserves a piece of local history that is near and dear to many students, teachers and families.

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  • Sunday Night Lights Set for Sept. 28

    Sunday Night Lights captures the essence of high school football and offers that experience to a very special group of athletes: kids battling cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

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  • Lindbergh Accomplishments 8-19-14

    Lindbergh Schools recently won the bronze award in Missouri’s School Breakfast Challenge, a program designed to increase daily breakfast participation in school districts across the state.

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  • Flyers First Day of School

    Lindbergh students returned to school on Aug. 14 to begin another exciting year of learning.

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  • Welcome Back, Flyers! First Day of School is Aug. 14

    Lindbergh Schools teachers and staff are busy at work, preparing for a successful start to the 2014-15 school year.

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  • 2014-15 Parent Packet Hits Email Inboxes This Week

    The 2014-15 Lindbergh Schools Parent Information Packet will be email to all district families this week.

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