Upcoming Dates
March 6-10th: National School Social Work Week
March 7th: In-person parent-teacher conferences 4 pm - 7 pm
March 8th: 6:30 pm, PTO General Board Meeting in Library
March 16th: Spring Party Day, 2 - 3 pm. Parent volunteers arrive at 1:45 pm
March 17th: NO School, conference compensation day
March 20-24th: No School, Spring Break!
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Black History Wax-Living Museum Our incredible 4th grade transformed the Cafe-nasium into a living Black History Wax Museum, an exhibit of Black Americans who shaped our history!! A moving experience for students, staff and families! | What a day to be a 2nd Grader! On Wednesday morning, they took a field trip to the Grandel Theatre. When they returned, students presented their Native American Regions. They have been researching, taking notes, planning, and busy creating a museum for other second-grade students to visit. | Thank you PTO & families Bingo night supporting our 5th graders! |
Black History Wax-Living Museum
What a day to be a 2nd Grader!
Thank you PTO & families
Family-Teacher Conferences
We encourage our families to participate in our Winter Conferences from February 27 - March 10th. Conferences can be held either in person or through Zoom.
This is a time for families, the classroom teacher, and other Crestwood staff to discuss your child's academic growth, social/emotional needs, and celebrations! We hope for 100% participation from our community and encourage you to work with your child's teacher to schedule a time to reflect on this past trimester together.
Our last in-person Conference for Winter is Tuesday, March 7th, from 4-7 pm. If you have not done so, please contact your child's teacher to schedule a Conference!
Crestwood Spring Party information (March 16th, 2-3pm)
We are asking our parents/family members attending the parties to help us make the check-in process go faster in the office, by using this form or to bring in their IDs in advance of the party day by March 13th.
Crestwood School Nurse Newsletter
Seasonal Allergies
Springtime is just right around the corner. With this always comes allergies. St. Louis is one of the top cities in the United States for seasonal allergies.
Symptoms of allergies include:
Sneezing
Coughing
Itchy eyes
Runny nose
Skin rashes
Sore throat
Here is some additional information about allergies:
https://www.cdc.gov/climateandhealth/effects/allergen.htm
2023-24 New Student Registration - Now Open!
Do you have an incoming kindergarten student in your family?
Do you know someone who will be NEW to the District NEXT YEAR?
Lindbergh Schools is now registering new students in grades K-12 for the 2023-24 school year!
Additional information can be found at https://go.lindberghschools.ws/register.
Calling All Musicians! LHS Musicthon Seeks Performers
The Lindbergh High School Band program is hosting its annual Musicthon event, a 36-hour-long concert with the goal of raising money to fight pediatric cancer, and they need all the help they can get! If you are a musician interested in sharing your talents for a good cause, please consider participating. This year, the event will be held in the LHS Commons, from 7 a.m., March 31 until 7 p.m. April 1, and all money donated benefits Alex's Lemonade Stand, To perform at this event, please fill out the signup form below. Thank you!
Learn About School Employment Opportunities for 2023-24
If you or someone you know are interested in working in St. Louis area public schools, please register for the Missouri Association of School Personnel Administrators job fair from 5-7 p.m. on March 9. This event is for any certified teacher or administrator looking to network with St. Louis area local school districts. Recent graduates and experienced certified staff are all welcome.
Start Planning Your Summer With Us!
Join us at Lindbergh this summer for fun, friends, and a variety of learning opportunities designed to keep your kids active, engaged, and entertained.
Lindbergh Schools recognizes the importance of supporting student learning during the summer months. This includes academic remediation for specific content areas, as well as specialized programs for early childhood education, enrichment, music, school-age child care, and youth sports.
Board of Education Candidate Forum is March 13
The League of Women Voters of Metro St. Louis will host a candidate forum for Lindbergh Schools Board of Education candidates on Monday, March 13 at 6:30 p.m. in the boardroom at Central Office.
This event is open to the public, and will also be streamed live and uploaded to the district's YouTube channel. The forum can be viewed by visiting go.lindberghschools.ws/forum
Five candidates have filed for three 3-year terms on the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education. Their names will appear on the April 4 ballot as follows:
Matt Alonzo
Christy Watz
Andrew Lawson
Paul Leinweber
David Randelman
Residents are invited to submit questions electronically or in person at the forum.
In addition, all five candidates completed a Q&A for district residents that is available on the district website.
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Mr. Kit Norton Principal | Mrs. Laura Rossi Administrative Assistant | Dr. Suzanne Bright Interim Assistant Principal |
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Mrs. Joy Long Counselor for grades K, 1, 4 | Mrs. Karen Daubendiek Office Assistant | Mrs. Ann Kleitsch Counselor for grades 2, 3, 5 |
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Mrs. Amy Wassman Special Education Coordinator |
Crestwood Elementary School