How is your car looking after all this rain? I know I need a car wash! Stop by LHS this Sunday, June 23, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. and let the Flyers football team do the work. It's for a great cause, too — all proceeds benefit SUNDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, which will be Sept. 22! This is a great program that pairs children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases with Lindbergh football players, band members, cheerleaders and Flyerettes for a night of fun, football, and great community! Visit www.sundaynightlights.net for much more information.
Congratulations to ECE Pre-K Teacher Lisa Janis, who is featured on the cover of this month's "Teaching Young Children" magazine! This is the national magazine for the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
Lisa Janis Featured in Teaching Young Children Magazine « Lindbergh Schools
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Registration for the June 24-27 cheer camp has been extended to Thursday, June 20. Registration information can be found here:
http://go.lindberghschools.ws/cms/lib03/MO01920486/Centricity/Domain/1162/Cheerleading%20Camp%20summ
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Check out the awesome Lindbergh Link Crew A-Team. This group of incoming sophomores is training to be the next Link Crew leaders. Great job!
LHS Link Crew gears up to welcome Class of 2017
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When next year’s freshman class walks through the doors of Lindbergh High School for the first time next fall, they will already know a few upperclassmen and
Fifth-graders at Concord Elementary School learned about the weather from a guest speaker, Mr. David Trask, who is a retired meteorologist. Trask also works at Concord as a custodian. He talked to students in Mrs. Nancy Hausner and Mr. Jason Nahlik’s classes about what makes it rain or snow.
January 27, 2012
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