LINDBERGH

SCHOOLS
2018-19 DIRECTORY
A special publication of the South County Times August 2018

INDEX
SCHOOLS
Concord Elementary School..... 12
Crestwood Elementary
School............................................. 13
Dressel Elementary School........ 14
Kennerly Elementary School..... 15
Lindbergh ECE................................ 18
Lindbergh High School..................6
Long Elementary School............ 16
Sappington Elementary
School............................................. 17
Sperreng Middle School..............10
Truman Middle School.................. 11

INFORMATION
Board of Education....................... 21
Calendar..............................................5
Community Education...................9
District, School and
Staff Recognitions.......................3
District Map....................................... 4
Gifted Education...........................20
LHS Class of 2018 Profile...........20
LHS Fall Sports Schedule.........7-8
Lindbergh Schools
Administration..............................3
Lindbergh Schools
Foundation................................... 19
Mission Statement......................... 21
OASIS Tutors.................................. 22
Public Notice.................................. 22
Senior Associates......................... 22
Stay Connected Online...............20
Superintendent Message..............3
Thank You......................................... 21
Winter Weather Information.......5

Lindbergh High School students

(L-R) Amanda Self, John Schilling,
Avery Callan and Rebecca Hertel
are seen outside the math
building with their teacher, Laura
Thomas, who was chosen as the
2018-2019 Lindbergh Schools
Teacher of the Year.

photo by Diana Linsley

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MESSAGE FROM THE LINDBERGH SCHOOLS

SUPERINTENDENT ADMINISTRATION
Dear Lindbergh Community:
I am truly humbled and honored to be 9350 Sappington Road, St. Louis, MO 63126
the next superintendent of Lindbergh 314-729-2480
Schools. The 2018-19 school year is upon
us, bringing another year filled with Dr. Tony Lake, Superintendent of Schools
opportunities for Lindbergh students to Dr. Tara Sparks, Asst. Superintendent,
grow both personally and academically. Curriculum & Instruction
I look forward to honoring the district’s Dr. Brian McKenney, Asst. Superintendent,
past and building upon previous Human Resources
achievements as we look toward the Joël Cracchiolo, Chief Financial Officer
future together. Karl E. Guyer, AIA, Executive Director of
Lindbergh is a special place because of its engaged, Planning & Development
forward-thinking community. We are fortunate to have so Beth Johnston, Chief Communications Officer
many immensely talented and invested individuals,
including dedicated students, teachers, administrators
and support staff; and supportive parents, business
partners and community members.
I believe our job as educators is to ensure that all
students experience success. To create a meaningful
DISTRICT, SCHOOL &
experience for every student, we must define what
success looks like for the most mobile generation ever:
STAFF RECOGNITIONS
Generation Z. Innovative, forward-thinking leaders can
prepare these students for success in a future that will • National District of Character
look much different than our today. • National Schools of Character: LHS, Sperreng,
This fall, I am visiting with audiences throughout our Crestwood, Kennerly, Long, Sappington, Lindbergh
community to hear from you and learn more about Early Childhood Education
Lindbergh. I would also like to invite you to fill out • Character Education 2017 Promising Practices:
our 2018 Listening and Learning survey at Sperreng, Truman, Long, ECE
go.lindberghschools.ws. • National Blue Ribbon Schools: LHS, Truman, Concord,
I look forward to the opportunities we can create Crestwood, Long, Sappington
together for a new and greater future for our students, • Missouri Gold Star Schools: LHS, Sperreng, Truman,
and I wish you and your family a happy and successful Concord, Crestwood, Kennerly, Long, Sappington
school year. • Nationally Accredited by NAEYC: Lindbergh Early
Childhood Education
• U.S. News and World Report 2017 Best High Schools:
LHS
• Washington Post Most Challenging High Schools: LHS
• MSHSAA Leadership School: LHS
• 2018 Teacher of the Year: Laura Thomas, LHS Math
• 2018 Support Staff Person of the Year: Karen Carroll,
Dr. Tony Lake Long
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1. Administration Building 8. Kennerly Elementary School

9350 Sappington Rd. 10025 Kennerly Rd.

2. Lindbergh High School 9. Long Elementary School

5000 S. Lindbergh Blvd. 9021 Sappington Rd.

3. Sperreng Middle School 10. Sappington Elementary School

12111 Tesson Ferry Rd. 11011 Gravois Rd.

4. Truman Middle School 11. Lindbergh Early Childhood Education

12225 Eddie & Park Rd. 4814 S. Lindbergh Blvd.

5. Concord Elementary School 12. ECE West

10305 Concord School Rd. 9011 Robyn Rd.

6. Crestwood Elementary School 13. Al B. Moore Leadership Center

1020 S. Sappington Rd. 13270 Maple Dr.

7. Dressel Elementary School

10911 Tesson Ferry Rd.
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2018-19 DISTRICT CALENDAR

Calendar events are subject to change. Please visit www.lindberghschools.ws/calendar for the most current listing.

AUGUST –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FEBRUARY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

16 School Opens 1 No School K-5 only;
Conference Compensation Day
SEPTEMBER ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
TBD Kindergarten Registration
3 Labor Day; No School K-12; Offices Closed
18 Presidents Day; No School K-12;
5 & 13 Elementary Parent Conferences
Offices Closed
28 Professional Development Day;
20 & 21 Middle Schools Spring Play
No School K-12
MARCH –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
OCTOBER ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
7 3rd Quarter Ends – Half School Day K-12;
11-13 LHS Fall Play
Half Records Day
19 First Quarter Ends – Half School Day K-12;
8 Professional Development Day;
Half Records Day
No School K-12
22 & 24 LHS Evening Parent Conferences
8 Lindbergh Leaders
23 & 25 Middle School Evening Parent Conferences
18-22 Spring Break; No School K-12
26 Conference Compensation Day;
No School K-12 25 School Resumes
APRIL –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
NOVEMBER ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
2-5/25 MAP Testing Window
11 Academic All-Stars
6&7 Rotary Craft Fair at LHS
17 & 18 Rotary Craft Fair at LHS
19 No School K-12; Offices Closed
21-23 Thanksgiving Break; No School K-12
27 LHS Prom
22 & 23 Offices Closed
26 & 27 Academic All-Stars MAY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
16 Last Day for Seniors
DECEMBER –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
22 4th Quarter Ends – Half School Day K-12;
2 LHSMC Parent Group Holiday House Tour
Staff Recognition
21 2nd Quarter Ends – Half School Day K-12;
22 Last Day for Students
Half Records Day
23 Record Day K-8; Half Record Day
24-1/2 Winter Recess; No School K-12
& Half Professional Development Day 9-12
24, 25 & 31 Offices Closed
27 Memorial Day; Offices Closed
JANUARY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 28 LHS Graduation
1 Offices Closed
1 & 2 No School K-12 April 22, May 23, 24, 28 and 29
3 School Resumes Emergency Make-up Days (if needed)
21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; No School K-12;
Offices Closed
29 & 31 Elementary Evening Parent Conferences

WINTER WEATHER INFORMATION

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LINDBERGH HIGH SCHOOL

Mission Statement:
Lindbergh High School empowers
learners to become caring and
responsible critical thinkers within
the global community.

Dr. Eric Cochran

Principal
SCHOOL INFORMATION CONTACTS ABOUT LHS
Address: Secretary: Kathy Bowden Grades: 9-12
5000 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Nurses: Jessica Franklin 2017-18 Enrollment: 2,324
St. Louis, MO 63126 & Linda Hyunh School Hours: 7:25 a.m. – 2:25 p.m.
Phone Numbers: LHSMC Parent Group President: Number of Teachers: 135
Main Switchboard: 314-729-2410 Kristie Deeter
9th Grade: ext. 1621 Counselors: EVENTS
10th Grade: ext. 1641 Dr. Jonathan Reithmeier, Open House: August 23, 6 p.m.
11th Grade: ext. 1631 Counselors Specialist LHSMC PARENT GROUP
12th Grade: ext. 1651 Julie Hosner, 9th Grade September 11 – 9 a.m. & 7 p.m.
October 9 – 9 a.m.
Online: Holly Honey, 10th Grade
November 13 – 9 a.m. & 7 p.m.
go.lindberghschools.ws/LHS Tricia Hayes, 11th Grade December 11 – 11 a.m. luncheon
Facebook: @LHSFlyers Ben Smith, 12th Grade February 12 – 9 a.m.
Twitter: @LHSFlyers Kate Keegan, Career and College March 12 – 7 p.m.
Laura Brunsman, Social Worker LHSMC Parent Group House Tour:
Advanced Studies Coordinator, Sunday, December 2
District Honors Coordinator:
Miranda Gelven
LHS is proud to be a 2012 National Blue
Ribbon School. In addition, LHS has been
recognized by Newsweek, U.S. News and World
Report, and the Washington Post as one of
America’s top high schools. Students and staff
exhibit spirit, service, citizenship and excellence
on a daily basis. Students are offered a variety
of Advanced Placement and International
Baccalaureate courses, and Lindbergh students
collectively score above the state and national Madeline Raimondo Eric Turner Priscilla Frost Pamela Mason
average. Assistant Principal, Grade 9 Assistant Principal, Grade 10 Assistant Principal, Grade 11 Assistant Principal, Grade 12

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LHS FALL 2018 SPORTS SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT TIME
CROSS COUNTRY – BOYS
8/18 Alumni Race / Team 5K Timetrial 8AM
8/30 Webster Invitational @ Blackburn TBA
9/1 Brooks Memphis Twilight TBA
9/8 Northwest Invitational TBA
9/21 Hazelwood West Invitational TBA
9/29 Capital City Invitational TBA
10/6 Sub Conference @ McNair Park 9AM
10/11 Patriot Classic @ Castlewood TBA
10/20 Districts TBA
10/27 Sectionals TBA
11/3 State TBA
CROSS COUNTRY – GIRLS
8/25 Jackson Invitational TBA
8/30 Fleet Feet @ Arnold Park TBA
9/1 Brooks Memphis Twilight TBA
9/8 Forest Park XC Festival TBA
9/13 Parkway Central Invitational 4:15PM
9/21 Hazelwood West Invitational TBA
9/29 Parkway West Invitational TBA
9/29 Nike Valley Twilight TBA
10/6 Sub Conference @ McNair Park 9AM
10/11 Patriot Classic @ Castlewood TBA
10/20 Districts TBA
10/27 Sectionals TBA
11/3 State TBA
FIELD HOCKEY – GIRLS VARSITY
8/28 @ Marquette 4:15PM
9/6 @ Brentwood 5PM
9/10 Pattonville 4:15PM
9/13 Westminster 4:15PM
9/19 Eureka 4:15PM
9/20 St. Dominic 4:15PM
9/24 @ Parkway West 4:15PM
9/26 Lutheran South 4:15PM
10/1 @ Whitfield School 4:30PM
10/3 Oakville 4:15PM
10/5 @ Parkway South 4:15PM
10/9 Notre Dame 4:15PM
10/11 Barat Academy 4:15PM
10/16 @ Clayton 4:15PM
10/17 @ Webster Groves 4:15PM
FIELD HOCKEY – GIRLS JV
8/28 @ Marquette 5:30PM
9/10 Pattonville 5:30PM
9/13 Westminster 5:30PM
9/19 Eureka 5:30PM
9/20 St. Dominic 5:30PM
9/24 @ Parkway West 5:30PM
9/26 Lutheran South 5:30PM
10/3 Oakville 5:30PM
10/5 @ Parkway South 5:30PM
Everything “celebrations” under one roof
Only 10 minutes from I-270 and I-44
DATE OPPONENT TIME
10/9 Notre Dame 5:30PM
10/11 University City 5:30PM
10/16 @ Clayton 5:30PM
10/17 @ Webster Groves 5:30PM
FOOTBALL – BOYS VARSITY
8/17 @ Jamboree - Marquette 6PM
8/24 @ Mehlville 7PM
8/31 Fox 7PM
9/7 Hazelwood East 7PM
9/14 @ Oakville 7PM
9/21 Marquette 7PM
9/28 @ Eureka 7PM
10/5 Webster Groves 7PM
10/12 @ Lafayette 7PM
10/19 Parkway South 7PM
FOOTBALL – BOYS JV
8/27 Mehlville 4:15PM
9/4 @ Fox 6PM
9/10 @ Hazelwood East 4:15PM
9/17 Oakville 4:15PM
9/24 @ Marquette 6PM
10/1 Eureka 4:15PM
10/8 @ Webster Groves 5PM
10/15 Lafayette 4:15PM
10/22 @ Parkway South 6PM
FOOTBALL – BOYS FRESHMEN
8/28 Mehlville 4:15PM
9/4 @ Fox 4:15PM
9/18 Oakville 4:15PM
9/24 @ Marquette 4:15PM
10/2 Eureka 4:15PM
10/8 TBA 4:15PM
10/16 Lafayette 4:15PM
10/22 @ Parkway South 4:15PM
GOLF – GIRLS
8/23 Northwest @ Deer Creek 3:30PM
8/28 Webster Groves @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
8/28 Fox @ Pomme Creek 3:30PM
8/29 Lakers Tournament 9AM
8/29 Eureka @ Sunset Hills 4PM
9/4 Lafayette @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
9/4 JV Flyers Tourn. @ Pheasant Run 8AM
9/5 Lindbergh Inv. @ Links of Dardenne 8AM
9/5 Rockwood Summit @ Crescent Farms 4PM
9/6 Eureka @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
9/10 Mehlville/Fox @ Columbia 3:30PM
9/10 Seckman @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
9/12 Marquette @ Sunset Hills 4PM
9/13 Parkway South @ Crescent Farms 3:30PM
9/17 Seckman @ Pomme Creek 3:30PM
9/17 Webster Groves @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
9/18 Oakville @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
• Sports Banquets • Trivia Nights
• Proms/Dances
• Fundraisers • Retirement Parties
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Follow LHS Athletics on Facebook
(LHS Athletics) and Twitter @LHS_Flyers
DATE OPPONENT TIME
9/19 Lafayette @ Pheasant Run 4PM
9/20 Parkway West @ Sunset Hills 3:30PM
9/26 Conference @ Aberdeen 3:30PM
10/1 Districts @ TBD 8AM
10/8 Sectionals @ Crown Pointe 8AM
10/15 State @ Swope Memorial 8AM
10/16 State @ Swope Memorial 8AM
SOCCER – BOYS VARSITY
8/27 Perryville 4:30PM
8/29 CBC 6PM
8/30 @ Parkway Central 6PM
9/4 @ Super Cup St. Dominic TBA
9/6 @ Super Cup St. Dominic TBA
9/8 @ Super Cup St. Dominic TBA
9/10 @ Francis Howell 6PM
9/13 @ Marquette 6PM
9/14 Pattonville 4:15PM
9/17 Fox 6PM
9/20 @ Lafayette 6PM
9/24 @ CYC Tournament TBA
10/1 SLUH 6PM
10/2 @ Rockwood Summit 6PM
10/4 Mehlville 6PM
10/9 Kirkwood 5PM
10/11 @ Eureka 6PM
10/16 @ Ladue 4PM
10/17 Webster Groves 4:30PM
10/20 @ Vianney 11:45AM
10/23 @ Oakville 6PM
10/24 Westminster 4:30PM
SOCCER – BOYS JV
8/27 Perryville 4:30PM
8/29 CBC 4:15PM
8/30 @ Parkway Central 4:15PM
9/10 @ Francis Howell 4PM
9/13 @ Marquette 6PM
9/14 Pattonville 4:15PM
9/17 Fox 4:15PM
9/20 @ Lafayette 4:30PM
9/24 Jesse Haddiz Tournament TBA
9/25 Jesse Haddiz Tournament TBA
9/26 Jesse Haddiz Tournament TBA
10/1 SLUH 4:15PM
10/2 @ Rockwood Summit 6PM
10/4 Mehlville 4:30PM
10/9 Kirkwood 4:15PM
10/10 Westminster 4:15PM
10/11 @ Eureka 4:30PM
10/15 @ SLUH JV Tournament TBA
10/16 @ Ladue 5:30PM
10/18 Webster Groves 4:30PM
10/20 @ Vianney 10AM
10/23 @ CBC JV Tournament TBA
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LHS FALL 2018 SPORTS SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT TIME
SOCCER – BOYS FRESHMAN
8/27 @ Francis Howell 4PM
8/29 CBC 4:15PM
8/30 Parkway Central 4:15PM
9/4 Fox 4:15PM
9/6 @ Vianney 5:15PM
9/13 Marquette 4:30PM
9/14 @ Pattonville 4:15PM
9/17 @ Rockwood Summit Tournament TBA
10/1 SLUH 4:15PM
10/2 Rockwood Summit 4:30PM
10/4 @ Mehlville 4:30PM
10/8 @ Kirkwood 4:15PM
10/10 @ Westminster 4:15PM
10/11 Eureka 4:30PM
10/15 Lafayette 4:30PM
10/16 Ladue 4:30PM
10/17 @ Webster Groves 4:30PM
10/22 @ SLUH Freshman Tournament TBA
10/23 Oakville 4:30PM
SOFTBALL – GIRLS VARSITY
8/24 @ Summit Invite TBA
8/29 Webster Groves 4:15PM
8/31 @ Cor Jesu Tournament TBA
9/4 @ Parkway West 4:15PM
9/5 @ Pattonville 4:15PM
9/6 @ Parkway South 4:15PM
9/10 @ Sub Showdown - Webster TBA
9/17 Valley Park 4:15PM
9/18 Mehlville 4:15PM
9/20 Lafayette 4:15PM
9/21 @ Marquette 4:15PM
9/24 Northwest 4:15PM
9/25 @ Seckman 4:15PM
9/27 Oakville 4:15PM
10/1 Fox 4:15PM
10/2 @ Eureka 4:15PM
10/4 @ Rockwood Summit 4:15PM
10/8 @ Kirkwood 4:15PM
SOFTBALL – GIRLS JV
8/29 @ Webster Groves 4:15PM
9/4 Parkway West 4:15PM
9/6 Parkway South 4:15PM
9/8 @ Parkway South Tournament TBA
9/13 Marquette 4:15PM
9/14 Pattonville 4:15PM
9/18 @ Mehlville 4:15PM
9/20 @ Lafayette 4:15PM
9/22 @ Francis Howell Tournament TBA
9/24 @ Northwest 4:15PM
9/25 Seckman 4:15PM
9/27 @ Oakville 4:15PM
9/29 @ Fox JV Tournament TBA
10/1 @ Fox 4:15PM
DATE OPPONENT TIME
10/2 Eureka 4:15PM
10/4 Rockwood Summit 4:15PM
10/8 Kirkwood 4:15PM
SWIMMING – BOYS
9/4 @ Parkway South 4:30PM
9/8 Cape Rock Swim Invite TBA
9/13 Kirkwood 4:30PM
9/20 @ Eureka 4:30PM
9/25 @ Ladue 4:30PM
9/29 Flyer Invite TBA
10/4 Marquette 4:30PM
10/9 Lafayette 4:30PM
10/10 Summit Invite TBA
10/17 Oakville/Mehlville 4:30PM
TENNIS – GIRLS VARSITY
8/27 @ Oakville 4:15PM
8/28 @ Ursuline 4:30PM
8/30 @ Rockwood Summit 4:15PM
9/5 Parkway West 4PM
9/6 Ladue 4:15PM
9/7 @ Clayton 4:15PM
9/10 @ Webster Groves 4PM
9/11 St. Joseph’s Academy 4PM
9/17 @ Marquette 4PM
9/19 Cor Jesu 3:30PM
9/20 Parkway South 4:15PM
9/24 Mehlville 4PM
9/25 @ Eureka 4:15PM
9/26 Parkway North 4PM
TENNIS – GIRLS JV
8/27 @ Oakville 4:15PM
8/28 @ Ursuline 4:30PM
8/30 Rockwood Summit 4:15PM
9/5 @ Parkway West 4PM
9/6 @ Ladue 4:15PM
9/7 Clayton 3:30PM
9/10 @ Webster Groves 4PM
9/11 @ St. Joseph’s Academy 4PM
9/17 Marquette 4PM
9/19 Cor Jesu 3:30PM
9/20 @ Parkway South 4:15PM
9/24 Mehlville 4PM
9/25 Eureka 4:15PM
9/26 @ Parkway North 4PM
VOLLEYBALL – GIRLS VARSITY
8/25 @ Visitation Tournament TBA
8/27 @ Ursuline 5:15PM
8/28 Cor Jesu 5:45PM
9/5 Rockwood Summit 5:45PM
9/11 @ Westminster 5:30PM
9/12 Ladue 5:45PM
9/13 @ Lafayette 6PM
9/18 @ Parkway South 5:45PM
Follow LHS Athletics on Facebook
(LHS Athletics) and Twitter @LHS_Flyers
DATE OPPONENT TIME
9/20 @ Gateway Classic - Oakville TBA
9/24 Nerinx Hall 5:45PM
9/25 Kirkwood 5:30PM
9/26 Northwest 5:45PM
10/1 Parkway West 5:45PM
10/3 @ Oakville 5:45PM
10/4 @ Webster Groves 5:30PM
10/5 John Burroughs 5:45PM
10/8 @ Marquette 5:30PM
10/9 Eureka 5:30PM
10/10 @ Hillsboro 7PM
10/11 Mehlville 5:45PM
VOLLEYBALL – GIRLS JV
8/25 @ Lafayette Tournament TBA
8/27 @ Ursuline 4PM
8/28 Cor Jesu 4:30PM
9/5 Rockwood Summit 4:30PM
9/6 Windsor JV Tournament TBA
9/11 @ Westminster 4:15PM
9/12 Ladue 4:30PM
9/13 @ Lafayette 4:30PM
9/18 @ Parkway South 4:30PM
9/24 Nerinx Hall 4:30PM
9/25 Kirkwood 4:15PM
9/26 Northwest 4:30PM
10/1 Parkway West 4:30PM
10/3 @ Oakville 4:30PM
10/4 @ Webster Groves 4:30PM
10/5 John Burroughs 4:30PM
10/8 @ Marquette 4:15PM
10/9 Eureka 4:15PM
10/10 @ Hillsboro 6PM
10/11 Mehlville 4:30PM
VOLLEYBALL – GIRLS FRESHMAN
8/25 @ Lafayette Tournament TBA
8/27 @ Ursuline 4PM
8/28 Cor Jesu 4:30PM
9/5 Rockwood Summit 4:30PM
9/11 @ Westminster 4:15PM
9/12 Ladue 4:30PM
9/13 @ Lafayette 4:30PM
9/18 @ Parkway South 4:30PM
9/24 Nerinx Hall 4:30PM
9/25 Kirkwood 4:15PM
9/26 Northwest 4:30PM
10/1 Parkway West 4:30PM
10/3 @ Oakville 4:30PM
10/4 @ Webster Groves 4:30PM
10/5 John Burroughs 4:30PM
10/8 @ Marquette 4:15PM
10/9 Eureka 4:15PM
10/10 @ Hillsboro 5PM
10/11 Mehlville 4:30PM
10/13 @ Hickman Freshman Tournament TBA
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COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
Lindbergh Community Education Department
provides students and residents lifelong learning and
recreation opportunities through quality programs. We
offer a broad range of programs and services for youth
and adults in areas of aquatics, driver education,
enrichment, gymnastics, and sports. Our programs
strive to develop an atmosphere that emphasizes
learning, teamwork, sportsmanship, and fun!
Lindbergh Community Education Department
provides students and residents lifelong learning and
recreation opportunities throughout the year, including
adult and youth aquatics, chess, ballet, half-day summer
enrichment camps, and much more! Community
Education programs are available to all community
members. Some before-school or after-school programs
may be limited to Lindbergh students.
Visit go.lindberghschools.ws/commed for more
information.
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SPERRENG MIDDLE SCHOOL
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Address:
12111 Tesson Ferry Road
St. Louis, MO 63128
Phone Numbers:
314-729-2420
314-729-2425 (Attendance)
Online:
go.lindberghschools.ws/Sperreng
Facebook: @SperrengFlyers
Twitter: @SperrengFlyers
Sperreng has been home to
Lindbergh middle school students
since 1970. Our strong focus on
character education has helped
Sperreng become a National School of
Character. Sperreng is an academic
family where all are welcome.
We encourage all students to take
advantage of our wide assortment of
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CONTACTS
Secretary: Shelley Major
Nurse: Michele Illig
Counselors:
Tina Christanell, 6th & 8th A-L
Aaron Swatosh, 6th & 7th M-Z
PTO Co-Presidents:
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Mission Statement: Assistant Principal
To develop competent and caring
graduates through exceptional ABOUT SPERRENG
programs, services and personnel. Grades: 6-8
Core Values: Respect, Responsibility, 2017-18 Enrollment: 951
Caring and Honesty. School Hours: 7:40 a.m. – 2:40 p.m.
Number of Teachers: 60
extracurricular activities and EVENTS
community involvement opportunities. Open House: August 13, 6 p.m.
Sperreng Middle School is Student-Led Conferences:
supported by a strong community October 23 & 25, 5–8 p.m.
that cares about our students and our PTO Meetings: 6:30 p.m.
school. Each year, we welcome sixth September 25, November 27,
grade students and their families from March 26, April 29
Dressel, Concord and Kennerly
elementary schools.
Sarah Unsicker
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
District 91 • Representing:
Crestwood, Marlborough, Shrewsbury,
St. Louis City, Webster Groves
201 W. Capital Ave., Jefferson City, MO 65101
573.751.1285 | sarah.unsicker@house.mo.gov
Paid for by Sarah Unsicker for State Representative, Dan Flaxbart, Treasurer
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TRUMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Address:
12225 Eddie & Park Road
St. Louis, MO 63127
Phone Numbers:
314-729-2470
314-729-2475 (Attendance)
Online:
go.lindberghschools.ws/Truman
Facebook: @TrumanFlyers
Twitter: @TrumanFlyers
Truman Middle School is proud to be a
Missouri Gold Star School, National Blue
Ribbon School of Excellence, and 2017
State School of Character Honorable
Mention. We continue to build a culture of
academic and character excellence in
2018-19. Students from Long, Crestwood
and Sappington elementary schools attend
Truman for instruction in grades 6-8.
In 2011, Truman reopened as a middle
school. It was originally built as a junior
Dr. Mike
Straatmann
Principal
Dr. Jenna Wright
Assistant Principal
CONTACTS ABOUT TRUMAN
Secretary: Carey Smith Grades: 6-8
Nurse: Julie Hoevelmann 2017-18 Enrollment: 702
Counselors: School Hours: 7:40 a.m. - 2:40 p.m.
Carolyn Hubert (6th & 7th A-K) Number of Teachers: 55
Carrie Pulliam (6th & 8th L-Z)
Truman Parent Group: EVENTS
Karen Kramer Parent Group Meetings: For more
information, visit the Truman Parent
Group page at go.lindberghschools.
ws/Truman
Open House: August 13, 6 p.m.
Student-Led Conferences:
October 23 & 25, 5–8 p.m.
See Truman Google calender for full
list of events.
high in 1963 and was a middle school for Truman has earned numerous Character
20 years, until it closed in 1983 due to Education Promising Practice Awards and
declining enrollment. Prior to reopening as 2013 MOAHPERD Exemplary Gold Status
a middle school in 2011, it also housed for physical education programming. In
Lindbergh Early Childhood Education and 2015 & 2016, Truman was named a Mix It
Truman Elementary School. Up Model School. The school’s talented
Truman Middle has state-of-the-art teachers and staff continue to help
science labs, new performing arts rooms, students achieve their personal best, both
new family and consumer science labs, academically and emotionally.
new lockers and interactive teaching
technology.
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CONCORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Address:
10305 Concord School Road
St. Louis, MO 63128
Phone Numbers:
314-729-2436
Online:
go.lindberghschools.ws/Concord
Facebook: ConcordFlyers
Twitter: @ConcordFlyers
Since Concord’s opening in fall of
2011, our students and staff are proud
to have already achieved some of the
highest honors in the state, earning
three Character Education Partnership
Promising Practice awards. In addition,
we have transformed our library into
a makerspace where students are
encouraged to explore, investigate,
and problem solve using various
technologies. In 2014, Concord ranked
CONTACTS
Secretary: Debbie Dudenhoeffer
Nurse: Emily Dudenhoeffer
Counselors:
Rachel Herrman & Gina Poeppel
PTG President: Drew Hrach
ABOUT CONCORD
Grades: K-5
2017-18 Enrollment: 640
School Hours: 8:45 a.m. - 3:25 p.m.
Number of Teachers: 57
No. 3 among Missouri elementary
schools for student achievement.
Concord was named a Missouri Gold
Star School and a 2014 National Blue
Ribbon School. In 2016, Concord was
named the best elementary school in
Missouri by Start Class, an education
research site.
Concord has a state-of-the-art
gym, art and music rooms; a courtyard
to facilitate outdoor learning; and
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Dr. Angelina
Moehlmann
Principal
Liz Keutzer
Assistant Principal
EVENTS
Ice Cream Social & Meet the Teacher:
August 14, 5:30 p.m.
Concord Parents’ Group: 6 p.m.
September 18, November 13,
January 22, April 23
Kindergarten Meet the Teacher:
August 14, 5:30 p.m.
up-to-date technology in all grade-
level classrooms.
Our school has a long history in the
community, beginning as a one-room
schoolhouse in 1844. The brick
building where Concord Elementary
now stands was built in 1939, but
closed in 1982 due to declining
enrollment. From 1991-2011, it was
home to Lindbergh Early Childhood
Education.
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CRESTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Jodi Oliver
Principal

Kit Norton
Assistant Principal
SCHOOL INFORMATION CONTACTS ABOUT CRESTWOOD
Address: Secretary: Laura Rossi Grades: K-5
1020 S. Sappington Road Nurse: Eva Gallina 2017-18 Enrollment: 450
St. Louis, MO 63126 Counselor: Ann Kleitsch School Hours: 8:45 a.m. – 3:25 p.m.
Phone Numbers: PTO Co-Presidents:
314-729-2430 Kristi Leitner EVENTS
314-729-2435 (Attendance) Sarah Keck-Bakai Ice Cream Social: August 14, 5 p.m.
Online: Intake Conferences:
go.lindberghschools.ws/Crestwood September 5 & 13
Facebook: @CrestwoodFlyers PTO Meetings: 6:30 p.m.
Twitter: @CrestwoodFlyers September 12, November 14,
January 9, March 13, May 8

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DRESSEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Address:
10911 Tesson Ferry Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63123
Phone Numbers:
314-729-2485
314-729-2487 (Attendance)
Online:
go.lindberghschools.ws/Dressel
Facebook: @DresselFlyers
Twitter: @DresselFlyers
Dressel Elementary will be entering
its second year after opening its doors
for the 2017-18 school year. This brand
new, state-of-the-art elementary
school is designed with individual
wings for each grade level, two STEM
classrooms, a secure entrance, a
competition-size gymnasium, three
FEMA grade tornado shelters, and a
fully accessible playground.
Dressel Elementary School is
CONTACTS
Secretary: Karen Kennedy
Nurse: Becky Hummel
Counselors:
Maggie Geisz
Stacey Toomay
PTO President: Cami Dairaghi
named for John Martin Dressel,
Lindbergh’s first Board of Education
president in 1949. The original Dressel
School sat on the same location, and
was sold in 1982 due to declining
enrollment district wide. Lindbergh’s
Board of Education voted to buy the
building again in 2011, in anticipation
of aggressive enrollment growth that
has since become a reality.
Special thanks to the Lindbergh
Dr. Patrick
Schoenekase
Principal
Dr. Jennifer Albers
Assistant Principal
ABOUT DRESSEL
Grades: K-5
2017-18 Enrollment: 640
School Hours: 8:45 a.m. – 3:25 p.m.
EVENTS
Back to School Night:
August 14
First PTO Meeting:
September 6, 7 p.m.
community for approving the Prop G
bond issue in 2014, which funded
Dressel construction. Dressel will
provide essential relief for elementary
school overcrowding district wide.
Lindbergh is proud of Dressel’s
long history, and we also are excited
to begin many new traditions as we
welcome our very first students in
grades K-5.
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KENNERLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Dr. Todd Morgan

Principal

Dr. Allison Mach

Assistant Principal
SCHOOL INFORMATION CONTACTS ABOUT KENNERLY
Address: Secretary: Karen Foerstel Grades: K-5
10025 Kennerly Road Nurse: Kate Wolford 2017-18 Enrollment: 450
St. Louis, MO 63128 Counselor: Tammi Marcinkiewicz School Hours: 8:45 a.m. – 3:25 p.m.
Phone Numbers: PTP President: Jacki Simpson
314-729-2440 EVENTS
314-729-2445 (Attendance) Back to School Party:
Online: August 10, 5-8 p.m.
go.lindberghschools.ws/Kennerly Meet the Teacher: August 14
Facebook: @KennerlySchool K- 5 p.m., Grades 1-5, 6:30 p.m.
Twitter: @KennerlyFlyers Curriculum Night:
September 5 & 13, 4-7 p.m.
PTP Meetings:
6:30 p.m. (first meeting only)
September 25
7 p.m.
Nov. 15, Feb. 19, April 16

A message from the principal:
Welcome to the 2018-19 school
year! We are excited for this year to
begin and we welcome all new
students to our Kennerly Elementary
School family.
Kennerly is proud to be a National
School of Character and a Missouri
Gold Star School. We have a dedicated the school year starts, please call or
and caring staff that works hard for email me.
your student’s development.
We strongly encourage a Thank You,
community feeling at Kennerly; we Dr. Todd Morgan
always welcome our parents and Principal, Kennerly Elementary School
appreciate your volunteerism. If you
ever need a question answered before

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Full & Half Day Programs (MWF, TTH or M-F)
Before & Aftercare Programs for our Students
Contact Director:
Lynda Klosterman at 314-884-6126
Or Email:
preschool@stlucasucc.org

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11735 Denny Road, Sunset Hills, MO 63126
Visit our Website at stlucasucc.org/preschool
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LONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL INFORMATION
Address:
9021 Sappington Road
St. Louis, MO 63126
Phone Numbers:
314-729-2450
314-729-2455 (Attendance)
Online:
go.lindberghschools.ws/Long
Facebook: @LongFlyers
Twitter: @LongFlyers
Welcome to the 2018-2019 school
year. As a National School of
Character and a National Blue Ribbon
School, Long Elementary has a
longstanding tradition of academic
excellence and student leadership!
This year, long welcomes two new
administrators. Principal Dr. Christina
Phillips replaces Dr. Jana Parker who
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CONTACTS ABOUT LONG
Secretary: Lynn Bilyeu Grades: K-5
Nurse: Amanda Klahs 2017-18 Enrollment: 500
Counselor: Kim Maddock School Hours: 8:45 a.m. – 3:25 p.m.
PTO President: Amanda Sisco
PTO Vice President: EVENTS
Stephanie Gurley-Thomas Ice Cream Social/Meet the Teacher:
August 14, 6 p.m.
Mission Statement: PTO Meetings: 7 p.m.
Love learning August 21, November 20,
Only think positive January 15, March 26
Never give up
Go for our goals
is moving into a new role as Director Long will continue to strive toward
of Innovation and Gifted Education academic excellence and developing
for Lindbergh Schools. Dr. Allison leaders through our Leader in Me
Mach will transition from third grade philosophy. We have a growth
at Long to Assistant Principal at Long mindset and embrace new ideas. We
and Kennerly. Dr. Mach replaces are excited to begin the 2018-2019
Dr. Jennifer Albers who is moving school year where anything is
into a new role as Assistant Principal possible!
at Dressel Elementary.
314-968-2699
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SAPPINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Dr. Ta’Keshia
Parker
Principal

Kit Norton
Assistant Principal
SCHOOL INFORMATION CONTACTS ABOUT SAPPINGTON
Address: Secretary: Terri Narzinski Grades: K-5
11011 Gravois Road Nurse: Lee Ann Barrett 2017-18 Enrollment: 490
St. Louis, MO 63126 Counselor: Dorinda Busby School Hours: 8:45 a.m. – 3:25 p.m.
Phone Number: SPTG:
314-729-2460 Amanda Spies – President EVENTS
Online: Jen Parmeley – Vice President Back to School Night: August 15,
go.lindberghschools.ws/Sappington A-K 5-5:45 p.m., L-Z 6-6:45 p.m.
Facebook: @SappFlyers Sappington Parent Teacher Group
Twitter: @SappFlyers (SPTG) Meetings: 7 p.m.
September 4, November 5,
February 5, April 9

Sappington Elementary School is
proud to be a Missouri Gold Star
School, a National Blue Ribbon School,
and a 2016 National School of
Character. The foundation of
Sappington’s practices and beliefs are
built upon four pillars: Respect,
Responsibility, Integrity and Self
Control. We are committed to
providing our students with effective
instruction, a rigorous curriculum, and
access to technology that enhances
their learning experience beyond the
boundaries of our walls. We believe in
a whole child approach to learning.
Therefore, our teaching connects to
academics, health and wellness and
character development. Our
innovative and interactive Library
Makerspace provides our K-5 learners
with meaningful experiences to
collaborate, create, and learn skills
using a variety of tools and materials.
Our Sappington Parent Teacher
Group (SPTG) sponsors a monthly
event to enrich the elementary
experience for our students and
families. These include Grant’s Farm
Night, Family Bingo Night, Family
Movie Night and Spring Carnival. The
success of Sappington can be
attributed to the caring staff,
dedicated volunteers, and supportive
parent and community members.
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LINDBERGH EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Dr. Charlene
Ziegler
Principal
SCHOOL INFORMATION CONTACTS ABOUT LINDBERGH ECE
Address: Preschool Coordinator: Preschool: Age 2-Pre-K
ECE Main Campus Julianne Woodle
School-Age: K-5
4814 S. Lindbergh Blvd. School-Age Coordinator:
St. Louis, MO 63126 Kimberly Berkenwald Parents As Teachers: Prenatal-Pre-K
ECE West Parents As Teachers Coordinator: 2017-18 Enrollment:
9011 Robyn Rd. Beth Crancer Preschool: 485
St. Louis, MO 63127 Family & Child Resource School-age: 484
Phone Number: Coordinator: Hours: 6:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
314-729-2434 Cindy Johnson
Online: LECE PTO President: LECE PTO Meetings: 6 p.m.
go.lindberghschools.ws/ECE Brian Hausman Sep. 7, Oct. 5, Nov. 2, Dec. 7,
Facebook: @ECEFlyers Jan. 4, Feb. 1, Mar. 1, Apr. 5, May 3

Lindbergh Early Childhood
Education offers a variety of full-day,
part-day and pre-K classes for children
ages 2-5.
LECE is accredited through the
National Association for the Education
of Young Children. All pre-K teachers
have earned their teaching certification
through the Missouri Department of
Elementary and Secondary Education.
We are a 2017 National School of
Character, seven-time Character
Education Partnership Promising
Practice winners, and develop
programs designed to fulfill the
educational demands of all students.
School-Age Flyers Club
LECE offers before- and after-
school care for children in grades K-5
at all Lindbergh elementary schools.
This program provides a number of
educational activities, and also features
an exciting summer camp option.
Parents as Teachers
Parents as Teachers is a free, state-
supported parent education program
for children prenatal through 5 years
old. Developmental, health, hearing
and vision screenings are available, as
well as child development information
and access to educational supports.
To enroll, visit the LECE website or call
314-729-2400, ext. 4913.

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• Endow and administer funds that award scholarships
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that enhance the educational experience for students
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Lindbergh Schools Foundation Programs:
The Spirit of Lindbergh Teacher Grant Program awards
grants of up to $500 each year to teachers who propose
innovative and exciting projects for their classrooms.
These programs are supported by donations from parents
and local businesses, and from the Foundation’s online
auctions. Every dollar of every donation to the Spirit of
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GIFTED EDUCATION
Program for Exceptionally Gifted Students
(PEGS)
The St. Louis regional public school PEGS
program is one of curricular acceleration and
enrichment opportunities for exceptionally
gifted children in grades 1-12. Students qualifying
for PEGS are few in number among the general
population. Lindbergh houses one of two PEGS
program sites. This regional program was
established to assist local school districts in
Dr. Jana Parker providing for the unique needs of these
Director of exceptional students.
Innovation and Intellectually and academically exceptional
Gifted Programs
children need a demanding and unusually fast-
paced curriculum. These students also benefit
from regular interaction with intellectual peers.
The goal of PEGS is to provide a challenging
curriculum that enables these students to be
creative producers, socially well-adjusted
individuals and effective leaders.
The Lindbergh PEGS program is located at
Kennerly Elementary School, Sperreng Middle
School, and Lindbergh High School.
LEAP
LEAP is the gifted education program for
Lindbergh Schools. Identified students in grades
K-5 attend classes once a week at the LEAP
Center, located on the lower level of Sperreng
Middle School. The LEAP curriculum consists of
thematic, multidisciplinary units that encourage
critical thinking, problem solving, innovation and
creativity.
The elementary Lindbergh LEAP program is
located within Sperreng Middle School. The
middle school Lindbergh LEAP program is
located at both Sperreng Middle School and
Truman Middle School.

LINDBERGH HIGH
SCHOOL CLASS OF 2018
PROFILE
Class Profile:
• Graduates: 495 (247 girls, 248 boys)
• Graduates attending college: 444
(230 girls, 214 boys)
• Four-year colleges: 274 (156 girls, 118 boys)
• Two-year colleges: 170 (74 girls, 96 boys)
• Other schools of advanced training: 7 (4 girl, 3 boys)
• Military service: 13 (1 girl, 12 boys)
• Employment: 29 (9 girls, 20 boys)

Seniors Will be Attending:

• 89 different colleges (89%)
• Four-year colleges: 82 (54.9%)
• Two-year colleges: 7 (34.1%)
• 1% will attend other schools of advanced training
• 2.6% plan military service
• 5.8% plan employment

STAY CONNECTED • 2.5% undecided

WITH UPDATES ONLINE Scholarships:

• 242 students were awarded scholarships with a
monetary value of $21,558,023
The Lindbergh Schools website is your home for the
• Missouri “Bright Flight” Scholarships: 54
latest news, events and photos from our school community.
• A+ scholarship candidates: 136
For more updates, download the Lindbergh Schools
• Athletic scholarships: 22
mobile app, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
• Music, theatre and arts scholarships: 20

Mobile App: Search “Lindbergh Schools” Other Awards:

• National Merit Finalists: 4
Facebook: Lindbergh Schools • National Merit Semi-Finalists: 5
• National Merit Commended Students: 7
Twitter: @LindberghFlyers • International Baccalaureate Diploma candidates: 9

Website: www.lindberghschools.ws
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LINDBERGH BOARD OF EDUCATION

Karen Schuster Jennifer Miller Mike Shamia Dr. Mike Matt Alonzo Dr. Cathy Christy Watz
President Vice President Secretary Tsichlis Director Carlock Lorenz, Director
Treasurer Director

Lindbergh’s Board of Education is composed of seven
elected directors who serve without compensation.
Members are elected at large to serve staggered terms of
three years each. There is no limit to the number of terms
a member may serve.
Regular meetings of the board of education are held the
second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m., in the Board
Room at Lindbergh Early Childhood Education, 4814 S.
Lindbergh Blvd.

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PUBLIC NOTICE
All responsible public agencies are required to locate,
evaluate, and identify children with disabilities who are
under the jurisdiction of the agency, regardless of the
severity of the disability, including non-resident children
attending private schools; highly mobile children, such as
migrant and homeless children; and children who are sus-
pected of having a disability and in need of special educa-
tion even though they are advancing from grade to grade.
Lindbergh Schools, in partnership with the Special
School District of St. Louis County, assure that a free,
appropriate public education (FAPE) is provided to all
eligible children with disabilities between the ages of 3
and 21 under their jurisdiction. Disabilities include autism,
deaf-blindness, deafness, emotional disorders, hearing
impairment, intellectual disability, multiple disabilities,
orthopedic impairment, other health impairment, specific
learning disability, speech or language impairment, trau-
matic brain injury, visual impairment (including blindness)
and young child with a developmental delay.
Lindbergh Schools, in partnership with the Special
School District of St. Louis County, assure that it will pro-
vide information and referral services necessary to assist
the State in the implementation of early intervention ser-
vices for infants and toddlers eligible for the Missouri’s
First Steps Program.
Lindbergh Schools, in partnership with the Special
School District of St. Louis County, assure that personally
OASIS TUTORS
Lindbergh Schools is proud to be part of the OASIS
Intergenerational Tutoring Program. OASIS pairs an older
adult volunteer with an elementary school student grades
K-3 for individual help developing the child’s reading and
language skills. In addition to improving reading skills,
OASIS builds self-esteem and a positive attitude toward
learning. Tutors are assigned to a Lindbergh elementary
SENIOR ASSOCIATES
Lindbergh residents age 60 and older are invited to the
Senior Associates program on the first Friday of each
month, September through June. Each Senior Associates
event includes a delicious brunch, musical performances
by Lindbergh students, attendance prizes and more!
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the districts for the purposes of identification, evaluation,
placement or provision of FAPE of children with disabili-
ties may be inspected and/or reviewed by their parents/
guardians. Parents/guardians may request amendment to
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record is inaccurate, misleading, or violates the privacy or
other rights of their child. Parents have the right to file
complaints with the U.S. Department of Education or the
Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary
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and Privacy Act (FERPA).
The Special School District of
St. Louis County has developed a local Compliance Plan
for implementation of State Regulations for the Individuals
with Disabilities Education Act - 2004 (IDEA-2004). This
Plan and School Board Policies contain the district’s pro-
cedures regarding storage, disclosure to third parties,
retention and destruction of personally identifiable infor-
mation and the district’s assurances that services are pro-
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(GEPA). This Plan is available for public review in the
Office of the Superintendent of Schools during regular
school hours on days school is in session.
This notice will be provided in native languages as
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school with a time commitment of 30 minutes per week.
Bi-monthly tutor meetings provide help, support and
enrichment ideas for working with students.
To learn more about our OASIS tutoring program,
please contact district coordinator Karen Carroll at 314-
729-2450, ext. 5201 or email karencarroll@lind-
berghschools.ws.
The program is held in the cafeteria at Truman Middle
School from 9-10:30 a.m., and costs $5.
For additional information, please call McKenzie at
314-729-2400, ext. 4607 or email:
mckenziemagnus@lindberghschools.ws.
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