Lindbergh Schools Foundation
The Lindbergh Schools Foundation (LSF) is an independent, 501(C)3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the Lindbergh Schools' commitment to excellence in all facets of education.
Founded in 1998 by a group of dedicated Lindbergh parents, the Lindbergh Schools Foundation was established with a commitment to supporting education and the students of Lindbergh Schools. These visionary parents recognized that traditional funding sources for public education might one day be insufficient to meet growing educational challenges. With this foresight, they made it their mission to lead efforts in raising additional funds to ensure the continued excellence of Lindbergh Schools.
Our Mission
Endow and administer funds that award scholarships to Lindbergh High School students.
Support programs and projects in Lindbergh Schools that enhance the educational experience for students,
Strengthen the bond between Lindbergh Schools, their alumni and the Lindbergh community.
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History of Our Scholarship Program
The first efforts of the Foundation were directed toward funding college scholarships for Lindbergh High School seniors. Over the years, the Foundation Scholarship program has expanded to include the financial management and administration of more than 100 scholarships established in the name of Lindbergh administrators, teachers, coaches, or alumni, in addition to the original Foundation Adversity Scholarship. These scholarships continue to honor Lindbergh’s legacy of future generations of students.
History of Our Grant Program
The Spirit of Lindbergh Fund and the Spirit of Lindbergh Teacher Grants program were established to encourage and support the efforts of district teachers who propose innovative projects to engage their students in more creative and exciting ways. This program has evolved into the Innovation Grant Program and is now accessible by any Lindbergh staff member. Since beginning our grant program in January 1, 2008, 678 Lindbergh employees have received grants of up to $500, totaling more than $265,000.
