Well, the grounhog saw his shadow! You know what that means, six more weeks of crazy St. Louis weather! Either way, we are prepared to role with the weather. Our Lost and Found, however, is getting a little full. We will be sharing pictures this week for your viewing pleasure. If you happen to see an article of clothing that belongs to your student, please reach out to their teacher.

Thanks for partnering with us!

Brian

It’s time for incoming kindergarten students to register for the 2023-24 school year! Concord Elementary School will be registering students the week of Feb. 6-10.

It is very important that new families do not begin the registration process before the afternoon of Monday, Feb. 6, because the district is moving to a new student information system and will not be using its current SIS Portal for the 2023-24 school year.

Additional information can be found at https://go.lindberghschools.ws/register.

Our district is committed to bringing unique learning opportunities to our students, and we are pleased to introduce a new student reading app called Sora that provides students with access to read digital books. The collection of titles in Sora is an extension of Lindbergh’s physical libraries, in an app format that provides 24/7 access to ebooks and audiobooks. In addition, our partnership includes access to the St. Louis County Library’s Juvenile collection as well. Sora can help students of all ages read more and improve comprehension. Students of all abilities and interest levels can benefit from this service.

Learn more about SORA by reading the attached PDF.

Show Some Lindbergh Love! Make a donation of $10 or more to the Lindbergh Schools Foundation, and we will send a popcorn treat and personalized Valentine to the Lindbergh staff member of your choice! Order early as popcorn quantities are limited!

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Congratulations to Lindbergh High School students, senior Althea Bartz-Willis and junior Adam Spree, who are serving as student representatives on the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education. The student representative program is new this year and was created in an effort to enhance student voice and expand student representation in district governance. Board President Jennifer Miller said both student representatives were selected for their involvement at school, leadership roles and experiences that lend themselves to represent student voices. We are proud to have them represent our student voices!

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