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Celebrating Nicole Gordon and Hands-On Learning at the Idea Center!
Today, we’re excited to celebrate Nicole Gordon, LEAP Elementary Teacher at the Idea Center, who recently received start-up materials to enrich her students’ hands-on learning experiences! With new resources like pH chemicals, seeds, water pumps, and planting mediums, her students now have the tools to research, grow, harvest, and even taste the fruits of their projects. Gifted students thrive when exploring and innovating, and this hands-on approach connects them to exciting fields like agricultural science.
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Flyer Pride Shines Bright During Homecoming Weekend
Thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday, October 5th, to celebrate our 2024 Distinguished Honorees who have made a lasting impact on our Lindbergh community! Homecoming day was filled with pride, tradition, and incredible memories as the Flyer spirit came alive.
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Field-Side Brunch: A Winning Homecoming Experience!
Our exclusive Field-Side Brunch during the LHS Homecoming Game provided an unforgettable experience for our auction guests! This VIP brunch package, won during the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Summer Online Auction in May, treated guests to a morning filled with school spirit, delicious food, and a front-row view of the Flyers in action.
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Lindbergh Celebrates Homecoming Weekend with Alumni Honors
On Thursday, October 3, the 2024 Alumni Awards Banquet at Royale Orleans officially kicked off Homecoming weekend! The event honored an exceptional group of LHS Distinguished Alumni, Distinguished Educators, and Hall of Fame Athletes.
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Congratulations to Our Lucky Lindbergh Educators!
A big thank you to everyone who participated in our back-to-school supplies giveaway! We’re thrilled to announce the winners of essential classroom supplies, generously provided by Texas Roadhouse - Kirkwood. Congratulations to Amy Albritton at Kennerly Elementary and Natalie Gragnani at Sappington Elementary for winning this year’s giveaway!
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Celebrating Long Elementary Kindergarten Teachers: New Tricycles for Skill-Building Fun
Today, we’re thrilled to recognize Stephanie Meesey, Dawn McCoy, Shannon Roberts, and Maria Mascalco, a dedicated team of Kindergarten teachers at Long Elementary, who recently brought a fantastic new resource to their students. Understanding the close connection between physical development and academic success, these teachers requested 12 tricycles to help their young learners develop essential gross motor skills. By riding these tricycles, students are not only building sensory and visual motor skills but are also strengthening their hand-eye coordination in a fun, engaging way.
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Celebrating Mary Driemeyer: Elevating PE at Sappington Elementary
Today, we celebrate Mary Driemeyer, a dedicated PE and Health Teacher at Sappington Elementary, whose vision for a more dynamic and engaging PE program inspired her request for new tools to enhance her students' experience. Mary’s new equipment includes two Velcro ball dart boards, sticky balls, training nets, and a 20-foot Sky Puppet Dancer—all chosen to create exciting, skill-building stations for students in grades K-2. These stations focus on developing essential skills like underhand and overhand throwing, with additional challenges for 5th graders, who are eager to take on more advanced activities.
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Lindbergh Schools Kicks Off New Year with Rah Rah Day Celebration
On August 13, 2024, Lindbergh Schools launched the new school year with our annual Rah Rah Day! This beloved tradition brought together our entire staff for a day filled with spirit, gratitude, and celebration of the incredible dedication our teachers and staff bring to Lindbergh Schools each day. Hosted by the Foundation, the event also featured a raffle where lucky winners walked away with fantastic prizes.
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Lindbergh Schools Foundation Board Retreat: A Day of Connection and Celebration
On August 9, 2024, the Foundation board members gathered for a retreat filled with activities and discussions. The day started with breakfast and a scavenger hunt, followed by planning for the upcoming year. During a BBQ lunch, they played Board Member Bingo and heard district updates from Superintendent Dr. Tony Lake. Past scholarship recipients shared their achievements. There are many exciting projects in store and they look forward to sharing them with the community.
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Thank You For Supporting Lindbergh Schools Foundation Innovation Grants
Thanks to your extraordinary generosity and support, our Innovation Grant Program successfully reached its fundraising goal of $50,000! These funds will help bring innovative projects and initiatives that will enhance the educational experience for our students to their classrooms.
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Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board Summer Retreat: Igniting Passion and Purpose
The spirit of leadership and community service was in full swing on June 21 as the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board gathered for their annual Summer Retreat. Against a backdrop of summer sun and boundless enthusiasm, these dynamic high school students set the stage for a year filled with impact and camaraderie.
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Celebrating Lindbergh High School's Scholar Bowl Team at PACE NSC
In a remarkable display of academic skillfulness and exploration, six dedicated Lindbergh High School students recently represented our community at the PACE NSC (National Scholastic Competition) in Washington, DC. Thanks to generous support from the Student Leadership Fund and Lindbergh Lights the Way, these students embarked on a journey that blended fierce competition with unforgettable cultural experiences.
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Spotlight on Gloria McBride: Celebrating 40 Years of Dedication
This year, Lindbergh Flyerettes proudly commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Gloria McBride Mini Pom Camp—a testament to the enduring dedication of one remarkable individual, Gloria McBride. Her impact on our community stretches far and wide, touching hearts and inspiring generations.
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Celebrating Amanda Shimkus: Champion of Inclusion and Morale at Truman Middle School
Today, we are delighted to celebrate Amanda Shimkus, a dedicated paraprofessional at Truman Middle School, for her outstanding commitment to her students. Amanda's exceptional efforts played a pivotal role in boosting team morale and fostering inclusiveness among the athletes who participated in the Special Olympics on April 3rd.
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Celebrating Physics Teachers Tessa Smith and Michelle Long: Bringing Physics to Life at Six Flags
Today, we celebrate Tessa Smith and Michelle Long, dedicated Physics teachers at Lindbergh High School. Their innovative approach to teaching physics has inspired their students to explore and understand the fundamental principles of the subject in engaging and memorable ways.
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Meet Lindsey: Lindbergh High School Junior and Outstanding Foundation Intern
This year, we had the privilege of welcoming Lindsey, a dedicated junior at Lindbergh High School, as our intern. Lindsey's hard work, enthusiasm, and fresh perspective have made a significant impact on our team and the work we do at the Lindbergh Schools Foundation.
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LSF Delivers Begonias to Educators, Supports Innovation Grant Program
Today, the Lindbergh Schools Foundation, along with our dedicated volunteers, made a special delivery of 270 begonias to educators across all district buildings. This heartfelt gesture is part of our ongoing efforts to support and appreciate the incredible work of our teachers and staff.
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Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board Celebrates Year-End Banquet
Tonight, the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board concluded their successful year with a festive banquet, celebrating the remarkable contributions of all our student board members and giving special recognition to the graduating seniors.
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Celebrating Natalie Gragnani: Champion of Composting at Sappington Elementary
Today, we are delighted to celebrate Natalie Gragnani, a dedicated third-grade teacher at Sappington Elementary School, whose passion for composting has inspired her students and colleagues alike.
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Lindbergh Schools Foundation and LHSAA Celebrate Graduation with LHS Grad Walk
The Lindbergh Schools Foundation, in collaboration with the Lindbergh High School Alumni Association, organized the third annual LHS Grad Walk for the graduating seniors of 2024. Donning their caps and gowns, the seniors embarked on a memorable journey back to where their educational journey began: their elementary and middle schools.
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LSF Wins Big at Nonprofit Night, Thanks to St. Louis Community Foundation
The Lindbergh Schools Foundation is thrilled to announce its success at Nonprofit Night, hosted by the St. Louis Community Foundation to kick off #GiveSTLDay in style. Held at the historic Armory, the event was a celebration of philanthropy and community spirit, bringing together nonprofits from across the region.
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Record-Breaking Success: Lindbergh Schools Foundation's Online Auction Raises Over $14,642!
In a remarkable display of generosity and support, the Lindbergh Schools Foundation's recent online auction has shattered records, featuring an impressive 92 packages and raising an astounding $14,642 in just 48 hours! This incredible achievement is a testament to the unwavering dedication and commitment of our community to advancing education and supporting our educators.
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Celebrating Cristina Benion: Champion of Inclusive Education
Today, we shine a spotlight on Cristina Benion, a dedicated Special Education Teacher at Lindbergh High School, whose unwavering commitment to her students knows no bounds.
In her daily living classroom, Ms. Benion goes above and beyond to cultivate an inclusive and supportive environment for students with diverse needs. Recognizing the importance of practical life skills, she recently requested kitchen items to enhance the overall learning experience for her students. These items are not just utensils and appliances; they are tools that enable every student to fully participate and engage in the curriculum. -
Vietnam War Veterans Share Stories with Lindbergh High School Students
On April 12th, students at Lindbergh High School experienced a powerful and educational event as part of the History Alive Program. They had the unique opportunity to hear firsthand stories and experiences from 23 individuals who served in the Vietnam War. This event brought history to life, providing students with a deeper understanding of the war and the personal sacrifices made by those who served.
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Lindbergh Schools Foundation Leaders Attend ImpactED '24 Conference
Over the past few days, Erica Keating, Executive Director, and Andrea Porter, Development Specialist, have been actively participating in the ImpactED '24 National Association of Education Foundations Conference in Tampa, Florida. This prestigious event has provided them with the opportunity to engage with Executive Directors and staff members from various foundations, while also gaining valuable insights and knowledge from industry experts.
