No School on Monday A reminder that we will not have school on Monday, February 20 for the President’s Day holiday.
Lindbergh High School Prom 2023 Prom this year will be held on April 29th at St. Louis Union Station. Tickets will be sold in person for CASH ONLY on March 14th, 15th, and 16th. Tickets will be 75 dollars on March 14th and go up to 85 dollars after that. There will also be an online option to pay with a debit or credit card. More information will be coming in the next few weeks. Please email Mr. Piontek at jpiontek@lindberghschools.ws with any questions. Flyer
Course Registration Reminder--Deadline This Week Please make sure your ninth, tenth and/or eleventh grade student completes their 2023-2024 course selections by the end of day on Thursday, February 23. Included are the steps for registration which outline, step-by-step, what the students must do along with links. Feel free to reach out to your school counselor with any questions.
NWEA Score Results Available The NWEA math and reading results are available in SIS. Use this guide for more information on NWEA and how to interpret results.
To access your student’s NWEA Math and Reading results:
Log on to the SIS Parent Portal with your username and password.
Note: Your username is your email address on file. If you have forgotten your password, please select “Forgot your parent password?” on the Parent tab.
Under Current Academics (left side menu) - select Assessments. Assessments can only be viewed in a web browser (mobile or desktop) and not the SIS app.
Select the title of the Assessment you want to view
New Social-Emotional Screeners for the 2022-23 School Year
In the fall, Lindbergh High School administered a universal social-emotional learning (SEL) screening survey. This March, we will administer the 2nd and final screening survey for the 22-23 school year.
Lindbergh High School is piloting two screening survey tools: Panorama and Satchel Pulse. At the conclusion of this year, the district will finalize the survey platform that will be used in the 23-24 school year.
The building-wide SEL screening surveys serve two purposes:
They will help the district to evaluate the effectiveness of district-level mental health and social and emotional programming.
They will identify areas of strengths and needs for individual students in grades 9-12.
SEL screening is not new to Lindbergh. In previous years, the district has administered anonymous surveys that provided administrators with an overall view of student experiences within our schools. With the new screening surveys, parents will have access to their child’s results. It will also equip teachers to better identify students who may be in need of additional support in the areas of academic, emotional, and social skills.
More about Panorama and Satchel Pulse Student Surveys:
Panorama (9th and 11th Grade) is a 36-item student-rater screening tool. Students respond to computer-based questions aligned to social, academic, and emotional behaviors.
Click here to see the SEL topics and screening questions on the Panorama student survey tool. In order to learn more about student experiences at school, we will administer an online survey in October and March. The survey shouldn’t take more than 20-30 minutes to complete.
Satchel-Pulse (10th and 12th Grade) is a 25-item student-rater screening tool. Students respond to computer-based questions aligned to social, academic, and emotional behaviors.
Click here to see the SEL topics and screening questions on the Satchel-Pulse student survey tool. In order to learn more about student experiences at school, we will administer an online survey in October and March. The survey shouldn’t take more than 20-30 minutes to complete.
For more information regarding the importance of SEL screening, test administration windows, and how to opt out of SEL screening
click here.
If you completed an opt out form in the fall, you will not need to complete one for the spring. If you are new to the district, the opt-out form is open until February 24th. 
