Tuesday, February 12, 2013
School buses for Long Elementary School will now travel through the Doercrest Manor subdivision for morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up.
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education unanimously passed a new traffic plan for Long Elementary School at Tuesday's board meeting. The plan drew criticism from residents in the Doercrest Manor subdivision, where school bus traffic will now be directed before and after school. Residents gathered more than 150 signatures on a petition asking the school board to find a new solution for traffic at Long. The newly approved traffic set-up should ease the flow of morning pick-up and afternoon drop-off at Long, which Superintendent Jim Simpson and Long Principal Jana Parker have both called a "ballet dance," carefully choreographing movements from students, parents, cars and buses to get kids to school safely. See video of Long Principal Jana …
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Griffs get out fast and dominate Flyers in opening game of Coaches vs Cancer at Scottrade Center.
There are those embarassing moments in sports. Lindbergh shot just 3 of 35 from the field and were destroyed 37-8 by rival Vianney in the opening game of the Coaches vs Cancer Shootout at Scottrade Center in downtown St. Louis. And the Griffs played without the services of their top performer Brad Woodsen who suffered a knock to the head Monday against Clayton and watched in street clothes. "I was nervous not having Brad," said Griffs coach Sean Walsh." Senior 6-foot-9 Sean O'Brien picked up the slack, leading all scorers with 17 points. He has offers from Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas and CBC of Memphis and looks from UMSL, Quincy, Central Missouri and others. "I thought we played well. I'm glad we won," said O'Brien. So too was Walsh…
Monday, January 28, 2013
The Lindbergh Flyers challenged the Oakville Tigers during Saturday's outdoor exhibition game. See the photo gallery of the game.
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
In the new Missouri system, every team has a shot at a state title. Cheer on the Flyers Friday evening.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Leah Efken, Megan Rasche and Kelly Weiss are this year's scholarship recipients.
The Crestwood - Sunset Hills Chamber of Commerce awarded college scholarships at Tuesday's monthly luncheon to three outstanding high school graduates: Leah Efken, Megan Rasche and Kelly Weiss. Leah Efken graduated ninth in her Lindbergh High School class of 474 students with a GPA of 4.72 out of 5.00. During high school, she participated in the National Honor Society, golf team, pit orchestra, Missouri Youth in Government, Strolling Strings, swim team and the Tri-M Music Honor Society. She will attend Xavier University in Cincinnati and major in philosophy, politics and the public. Megan Rasche earned a GPA of 4.24 out of 5.00 when she graduated from Westminster Christian Academy. She participated in the National Honor Society, varsity …
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Lindbergh's annual "Above and Beyond" report details the ways students and staff are helping their communities.
Scroll through the report above to read stories about Lindbergh School District students, staff, teachers and families who found ways to give back to their communities during the last school year.
Free lunch and a tote bag are on the line for the most creative caption for our photo of the week.
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
The Lindbergh School District Board of Education honored the accomplishments of students, teachers and staff during the 2011-12 school year.
Awards, honors, medals—Lindbergh students, teachers and staff have seen it all this year. At the July meeting of the Board of Education, board members took advantage of the summer lull to honor the accomplishments of Lindbergh Flyers. “I was just amazed at the things our students and staff were involved with in giving back to the community and to the world,” said board president Vic Lenz. The honors include: And check out yesterday's article on Lindbergh Schools student achievements.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Lindbergh Schools Board of Education President Dr. Vic Lenz was recently honored by the Missouri School Boards’ Association for his year of service as MSBA board president.
Lindbergh Schools Board of Education President Dr. Vic Lenz was recently honored by the Missouri School Boards’ Association (MSBA) for his year of service as board president. At the MSBA Leadership Summit on June 15, Dr. Lenz was sworn out as president and officially became 2012-13 past president of MSBA. The new president is Gerry Lee from Springfield School District. “Serving as President of the Missouri School Boards’ Association was a tremendous honor and a rewarding experience,” Lenz said. “During the past year I was able to work with school board members and administrators from across Missouri to advocate for public education and oversee the publication of the Missouri Public Education Vision Project, a blueprint for future school …
Friday, July 6, 2012
Lindbergh High School freshman Joey Musial and his Brentwood Boy Scout troop built a butterfly garden for elementary school students.
Lindbergh High School freshman Joey Musial recently built a butterfly garden at Concord Elementary School for his Eagle Scout project. At Truman Elementary School, Joey and his classmates in the Program for Exceptionally Gifted Students visited the school’s butterfly on several occasions during classroom activities. However, when Truman students moved to Concord in 2011, they no longer had access to a butterfly garden. Joey’s project has provided a solution by giving back to the PEGS community while also fulfilling his Eagle Project requirement. Joey’s fellow Scouts in Troop 361 from Brentwood assisted with the project, and Tom Krauska (aka Tom Terrific, the butterfly man) lent his expertise and donated the plants.
