Dressel Elementary School fifth graders learned about the Lunar New Year, the year of the rabbit, at the end of January. The students paraded through the halls as a dragon for the kindergarten students' amusement. #WhyWeFly
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2023-24 Kindergarten and New Student Enrollment is open! See the graphic for your future Flyer's registration week. Additional information on how to enroll can be found here: bit.ly/3DKLRk8 #WhyWeFly
It's National School Counseling Week! Lindbergh school counselors play an important role in contributing to student success. They work to remove barriers to learning by addressing students’ academic concerns, career options and social-emotional skills. Thank you, counselors!
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Congratulations to Lindbergh Schools Music Coordinator Linda Huck, as she was inducted into the 2023 MMEA Hall of Fame during this year’s conference. The MMEA Hall of Fame Award honors individuals who have made a lasting or enduring impact on music education in Missouri.
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Students created grocery store lists and learned about the different sections of the grocery store. The Lindbergh Schools Foundation provided the class with gift cards, which helped the students when they visited the store and found the ingredients. #WhyWeFly
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Bon Appétit! Sperreng Middle School students in the Personalized Academic and Life Skills program (PALS) cooked up some grilled cheeses as part of their lesson plan today. As part of the program, students found a recipe online and purchased the ingredients at Walmart.
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Art meets the Louisiana Purchase! Fifth grade students at Sappington Elementary School created westward expansion artifacts in art class recently. Students used different materials and were able to show off their creativity and critical thinking skills. #WhyWeFly
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WEATHER UPDATE: All after-school and evening practices, games and activities are canceled for Monday, Jan. 30. Thank you.
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WEATHER UPDATE: Due to inclement weather and dangerous road conditions, all Lindbergh Schools will be closed on Monday, Jan. 30. This includes before-school activities, school-age Flyers Club and Lindbergh Early Childhood Education.
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The Lindbergh High School Chamber String Enemble performed for an audience of music educators from across the state today, during the Missouri Music Educators Association annual convention. All-State orchestra members will perform Satruday. Congratulations, Flyers! #WhyWeFly
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Learn more about the Board of Education Student Representative position:
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Recently, Lindbergh Schools announced the addition of a student representative seat on the Board of Education. Hear from the two students selected on why they chose to apply, were selected, and what they hope to see the position do moving forward.
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All after-school activities, games and practices districtwide have been canceled for Wednesday, Jan. 25. Stay warm today!
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WEATHER UPDATE: Due to inclement weather, all Lindbergh Schools will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 25. This includes all activities, school-age Flyers Club and Lindbergh Early Childhood Education. Check back for more information.
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Students wore simulation goggles to experience what it is like to have a visual impairment, used a Braille writer, and learned more about the dot pattern that makes up the alphabet.
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Last week, staff at Dressel Elementary brought in Braille Centers to teach students about the Braille alphabet and why it's used.
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In an effort to get students to expand their reading horizons and find new passions, Concord Elementary hosted a "Book Tasting" at the "Concord Cafe" for 4th grade students. They recorded their opinions and ratings on their "Book Menu" as they "tasted" a book from each genre.
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Dressel Elementary School first graders were taken to space! The Challenger Learning Center-St. Louis, a STEM program interested in expanding students' space knowledge, set up a 360-degree planetarium exhibit. Students have been learning about the movement of stars. #WhyWeFly
Truman Middle School hosted a Tech-Time technology event last week. Over 60 students and 15 special guests from LHS, central office and Apple conducted 20-minute technology related presentations aligned with operations, creativity and digital citizenship. #WhyWeFly
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Teachers, parents, students and administrators have been collaborating and planning for future student success over the past two days. On Thursday, Truman and Sperreng teachers looked at how the district can create flexible, safe learning spaces in the future. #WhyWeFly
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Teachers, parents, students and administrators have been planning for future student success over the past two days. On Friday they began planning to create a farm-to-table program that will teach science skills in an authentic, real-world learning environment.
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Lindbergh Schools will be hosting a Speaker Series on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 6:30 p.m. Hear tips from Lindbergh kindergarten teachers and learn what to expect during your child's first year of elementary school. More information available in your school's e-Note!
Check out LHS junior Elle Grage on the Fox 2 Now morning show this morning! Elle was on the show representing the St. Louis Science Center's Youth Exploring Science (YES) program and their upcoming STEAM Showcase.
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Make sure you tune in to the Fox 2 Now morning show Wednesday morning! LHS junior Elle Grage will be on the show representing the St. Louis Science Center's Youth Exploring Science program. While on the show, she will help demonstrate some of her engineering component's projects!
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Congratulations to Concord Elementary School third grade teacher Emily Fowler! Mrs. Fowler is the second honoree for #TeacherProudTuesday. Two parents nominated her for going above and beyond. Thank you to Mrs. Fowler and all of our Lindbergh Schools teachers! #WhyWeFly
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Lindbergh Schools is accepting nominations for 2023 Lindbergh Leaders through Jan. 27, 2023. The Lindbergh Leader Award is the District’s highest honor recognizing excellence in leadership and service. Learn how to nominate someone here: bit.ly/3QoiY2e #WhyWeFly
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Students at Long Elementary went above and beyond to complete their iReady lessons in December. They were challenged to complete 1,000 lessons. They completed 3,143! As a reward, two students in each grade level got to pie Dr. Phillips and Dr. Mach in the face during lunch.
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Kennerly Elementary School staff and students were recognized at the December board meeting. 2022 Teacher of the Year Brittany Zimpher was honored. Additionally, students Teon and Alaina received recognitions! #WhyWeFly
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WEATHER ALERT: Due to inclement weather, all Lindbergh Schools will be closed Thursday, Dec. 22.
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Lindbergh High School students in child development taught "mini" lessons at ECE today! The LHS students have been spending Wednesdays each week at ECE, which culminated with them getting a chance to teach a lesson. #WhyWeFly
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Congratulations to Lindbergh High School history teacher Tim Deposki! Mr. Deposki is the first honoree for #TeacherProudTuesday. Two of his students nominated him for going above and beyond. Thank you to Mr. Deposki and all of our Lindbergh Schools teachers! #WhyWeFly
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Shoutout to Lindbergh High School band and orchestra students who were named all-state! Sixteen students received the honor last week. Additionally, 25 students were named to the all-suburban band and jazz band in early November. More info here: bit.ly/3UANd6w #WhyWeFly
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Sperreng Middle School seventh grade students created art dioramas out of different media to advocate for changes that they want to see at the school. The students presented their art projects to fellow students and staff. #WhyWeFly
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Today is National Special Education Day! Lindbergh Schools partners with the Special School District to provide special education services for students in a variety of placements. We thank the SSD administrators, educators and staff who serve our Lindbergh students! #WhyWeFly
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Crestwood Elementary School third graders held a parade through the hallways of the school last week before fall break. Students read the book "Balloons Over Broadway," and then created posters about their favorite books to showcase in a parade! #WhyWeFly
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Lindbergh Schools 2022 Teacher of the Year Kristina Kohl has earned another honor! Kohl was recognized as one of 86 local educators with the Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award. Read more about the accomplishment here: bit.ly/3OP2ZJQ #WhyWeFly
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Congratulations to Lindbergh Schools Gifted Coordinator Dr. Tracy Bednarick-Humes! She was the recipient of a national honor for gifted coordinators this month. Read more about the achievement here: bit.ly/3ARKluW #WhyWeFly
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Students from around the district were able to visit the Wreaths Across America Mobile Education Exhibit on Friday, Nov. 18. The exhibit serves as a free, mobile museum with educational and inspiring interactive exhibits, short films and shared stories. #WhyWeFly
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