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The National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) is proud to announce 39 school leaders have been named 2026 NAESP National Distinguished Principals (NDPs), including Sappington Elementary School Principal Dr. Ta'Keshia Parker.

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You are invited to join Superintendent Dr. Lake for a community presentation on Wednesday, October 28 at 6:00 p.m. at the Lindbergh Central Office (9350 Sappington Road). This informational event is open to all parents, staff, and community members.

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Lindbergh Schools will host its 2026 Homecoming events from Tuesday, Oct. 6, through Friday, Oct. 9. The week's events will kick off with a flag football tournament, community tailgate, and parade, before the Homecoming football game against Parkway West Friday night.

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Lindbergh Schools is proud to announce that eight Lindbergh High School seniors have been named Semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program: Aditya Dubey, Elena Haas, Maxwell Harbuck, Violet Larson, Jessica Wang, Braden Wheatley, Connor Williams, and Yuhan Wu.

Healthiest Employers 2026 Badge

Lindbergh Schools has been recognized as a 2026 Healthiest Employer in St. Louis, a nationally recognized awards program that celebrates organizations committed to supporting employee well-being through innovative benefits and health initiatives. 

Melissa Nussbaum and Ben Peterson, Lindbergh Farmers Club staff, pose with a check from the St. Lous Farmers Bureau outside the club that is under construction.

The Lindbergh Farmers Club has received a generous donation from the St. Louis County Farm Bureau through the Lindbergh Schools Foundation to fund the construction of new raised garden beds at the district farm. The check presentation took place during this week’s St. Louis County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting.

Board Member Rachel Braaf Koehler earns an msba certificate

Rachel Braaf, a school board member from the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education, has been recognized for achieving both Advanced and Master Certification from the Missouri School Boards’ Association during the MSBA Summer Summit on June 15, 2026

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Lindbergh Schools is proud to be named a recipient of the 2026 Top Workplaces Award, sponsored by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. This is the district’s seventh consecutive year to receive this honor. In the Large Category (500+ employees), Lindbergh Schools ranked 24th overall out of 48 large category companies

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More than 20 high school students from across the region — including Lindbergh, Parkway, Rockwood, Valley Park, Affton, Brentwood, Mehlville, and North/South Tech — have spent the semester honing durable skills and securing placements with local advanced manufacturing leaders.

Students in the front row of the 2026 graduation ceremony, dressed in robes, look up as they toss their hats and confetti falls from the sky.

Students in Lindbergh High School’s 73rd graduating class celebrated the end of their Lindbergh Schools era, and began their post-high school chapters at the Class of 2026’s graduation ceremony held Wednesday, May 20, at Chaifetz Arena. Students in the class were awarded more than $24 million in scholarships this year, Principal Dr. Eric Cochran said during his remarks

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Lindbergh Schools is pleased to welcome Ben Peterson as Farm Manager for the new Lindbergh Farmers Club, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2027.