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Lindbergh Schools and Beckwood Press Company celebrated the launch of a regional alliance to bring apprenticeship opportunities to St. Louis County high school students December 18. Beckwood Press Company is a national leader in custom hydraulic and servo-electric press manufacturing

Lindbergh High School has been named a Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools- National Recognition by Special Olympics North America! The announcement was made publicly on Thursday, Oct. 30.

As part of our district’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement, we are conducting a communications survey to evaluate the effectiveness of our district’s communication efforts and identify ways to improve in order to better meet the needs of our staff, families, and community members.

On Sunday, October 12 the Lindbergh community will present its 16th annual SUNDAY NIGHT LIGHTS event for children who are battling cancer and other life-threatening childhood illnesses.

Nine students at Lindbergh High School have scored a perfect 36 on the ACT this year, breaking school records for the single highest number of students to earn a perfect composite score in one year.

The Lindbergh High School Class of 1975 celebrated its golden 50 year reunion with a gift that is just as generous. On Saturday, Sept. 27, the class presented a $50,000 donation to establish “The Class of 1975 Scholarship,” which will benefit future generations of LHS graduates. Their reunion motto this year is “50 for our 50th.”

Lindbergh High School is celebrating the launch of a brand new Certified Nursing Assistant program this week that was made possible by the allocation of a $400,000 limited access grant from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

The excitement is palpable as Lindbergh High School officially kicks off its Homecoming weekend! On Thursday night, the Lindbergh High School Alumni Association (LHSAA) will kick off the festivities with the annual Distinguished Awards Banquet at Royal Orleans beginning at 6 p.m. The event is a celebration of distinguished educators, alumni and Hall of Fame athletes.

The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education is seeking applicants for the 2026 student representative seat on the board.

When you think of your greatest Lindbergh memories, does a Friday night game, pep rally, or Homecoming dance come to mind? For generations of Flyers, Homecoming has been a time to celebrate tradition, connect with friends, family, and the community, and show what it means to be part of Lindbergh. This fall is no different—Homecoming Week 2025 is ready for takeoff!

Lindbergh High School has been recognized as one of the top high schools in the country by U.S. News and World Report, ranking in the top 3% in Missouri.

Lindbergh Schools is installing a new safety screening system called EntryShield that uses advanced technology to keep our community safe during large athletic events and district functions with high attendance numbers.

Lindbergh Schools has been officially recognized as a U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) Registered Apprenticeship Program Sponsor as of August 21, 2025. This exciting new initiative provides students with invaluable real-world learning experiences and a direct path to high-demand careers

Lindbergh High School hosted the St. Louis Regional Aerospace and Aviation Task Force to announce a new workforce initiative aimed at helping area high school students and new career seekers navigate their way to an exciting future in aerospace or aviation on Tuesday, Aug. 19. 

A summer edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter is being mailed out this week.

Lindbergh students are demonstrating high growth and high achievement, consistently outperforming nationwide trends for student academic growth and achievement during the 2025-26  school year. 

A number of band, choir, and orchestra students traveled to the University of Missouri on May 2 to perform in the MSHSAA State Solo and Small Ensemble Festival and brough home honors.

Lindbergh Schools has been recognized by St. Louis Community College for leading the area in student participation in its dual credit and dual enrollment programs during the 2024-25 school year.

Lindbergh High School, Sperreng Middle School, and Truman Middle School were all named Promising Practice schools on Thursday, June 5.

Lindbergh Schools is pleased to welcome Mr. Sean Erwin as Director of Activities for Secondary Schools. Mr. Erwin has served as an athletic and activities director for 14 years, most recently at Francis Howell High School in St. Charles.

Lindbergh High School band members performed for 36 straight music-filled hours April 11-12, raising $8,023.02 for Alex’s Lemonade Stand, in honor of a young band buddy who passed away in 2014 following a brave battle with cancer.

Voters elected Jennifer Miller and Julia Voss to the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Tuesday, April 8.

Congratulations to Lindbergh High School history teacher Tim Deposki, who has been named the Lindbergh Schools 2025 Teacher of the Year! District and school administrators surprised Deposki during an all-staff assembly on Friday, April 4.

The Lindbergh Schools Foundation hosted its largest ever Senior Scholarship Night on April 2 at Lindbergh High School’s Performing Arts Center, awarding $238,750 in total scholarships to 85 deserving seniors.

Lindbergh Schools will launch a new Certified Nursing Assistant program at Lindbergh High School for the 2025-26 school year with the allocation of a $400,000 limited access grant from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.