Sept. 25, 2019

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.

During the meeting, Superintendent Dr. Tony Lake shared a presentation about defining student success and meeting the needs of all Lindbergh students. In addition, social worker Michelle Studer shared information about Lindbergh Lights the Way, a nonprofit organization that is a resource for Lindbergh students and families who may need a helping hand participating in events and meeting basic needs.

The Clergy Breakfast is an annual tradition in Lindbergh Schools, promoting open communication and a shared goal of serving the community.