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ESSER Funding Update for Lindbergh Schools
Lindbergh Schools is receiving approximately $3.8 million in federal relief funding to offset costs related to providing education during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Meal Charges Will Resume in 2022-23 School Year
Funding is set to expire at the end of the current school year, which means that free meals will no longer be available to all Lindbergh students once the school year concludes on May 20.
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Truman Opens New, Secure Vestibule
Truman Middle School staff and Lindbergh Schools administrators joined Truman students on Thursday, May 5 to celebrate the completion of the building’s new secure vestibule.
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Teaching and Learning Committee Update: May 3, 2022
During its last meeting of the 2021-22 school year, the Teaching and Learning Board Advisory Committee reviewed updates from the World Languages Task Force, which began meeting in January.
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World Languages Task Force Update: May 2, 2022
This month, the World Languages Task Force focused its final meeting of hte year on one of its priorities defined in previous meetings: beginning exposure to world languages in elementary school.
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Field Trips Support Learning, Connection for ARC Students
ARC students usually conduct their school days online, connecting through Zoom with their instructors and classmates. However, field trips have been utilized to provide hands-on learning experiences and in-person connections.
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LHS Band Raises Over $7,000 for Childhood Cancer Research
Lindbergh High School band members raised more than $7,000 for childhood cancer research during their annual 36-hour Musicthon April 22-23.
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Finance Committee Update: April 22, 2022
The Finance Board Advisory Committee met on April 19 to review upcoming Board of Education finance items.
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Technology Committee Update: April 19, 2022
The Technology Board Advisory Committee held its seventh and final meeting of the 2021-22 school year Monday, April 18.
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Student Life Committee Update: April 18, 2022
The Student Life Board Advisory Committee held its final meeting of the 2021-22 school year Thursday, April 14.
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Inclusion, Equity and Diversity Update: April 15, 2022
Lindbergh's Inclusion Equity and Diversity Committee met on April 11 to recap work for the current school year and begin planning for the committee's work in the 2022-23 school year.
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District Celebrates 2022 Lindbergh Leaders
Lindbergh Schools celebrated this year’s class of Lindbergh Leaders, during a banquet on Friday, April 8 at Royale Orleans.
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Kohl Named 2022 District Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Truman Middle School sixth grade English language arts teacher Kristina Kohl, who has been named Lindbergh Schools 2022 Teacher of the Year.
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Lindbergh Board of Education Election Results
Voters elected Julia Voss and Jennifer Miller to the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Tuesday, April 5.
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Lindbergh Link Newsletter Hit Mailboxes Last Week
The spring edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter hit mailboxes last week. Read about all of the current happenings in the district here.
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World Languages Task Force Update: March 31, 2022
This month, the World Languages Task Force focused on one of its priorities defined in previous meetings: beginning exposure to world languages in elementary school.
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Missouri’s Female Senators Write Book to Inspire Young Readers
A new book titled “You Can, Too!” recently was created by female members of the Missouri Senate to encourage childhood literacy and inspire young readers.
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Teaching and Learning Update: March 29, 2022
This month, the Teaching and Learning Board Advisory Committee reviewed the strengths and weaknesses of four English language arts resources currently being piloted in grades 6-12.
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Sperreng Students Create, Share Original Children’s Books
Sperreng Middle School eighth grade students recently visited Concord Elementary School to read children’s books to their elementary school peers.
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Hydroponic Garden Leads to Healthy Habits
Adding fresh vegetables such as lettuce to a sandwich is an additional perk at Sappington Elementary School this year, now that Amy Puleo, a reading specialist, has started a hydroponic garden at the school as a new learning experience.
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