Lindbergh Schools

Members of our Concord Elementary Broadcast Club recently were in the field to cover the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Lindbergh Farmers Club during the school year.

Watch the full video to see our young student journalists conduct a one-on-one interview with Superintendent Dr. Tony Lake about what the Farmers Club means for our district and our community!

Watch the video on YouTube:

CDN Farmer’s Club Story Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Active summer construction is in full swing across Lindbergh Schools as crews make major headway on Prop R projects this week! Thanks to the community's continued support, several buildings are undergoing exciting transformations to prepare for the upcoming school year:

Sappington Elementary School: The entirety of the front field has been cleared as site work continues to improve traffic flow and parking for Sappington families.

Sperreng Middle School: The old pool area has been filled in, and work is moving forward on concrete sidewalk repairs around the exterior, as well as interior demolition for building updates.

Truman Middle School: The temporary classrooms in the tile gym have been removed, and crews are currently focusing on interior updates to the main hallway and the cafeteria.

Concord, Kennerly, and Long Elementary Schools: Demolition work is actively continuing at all three campuses to make way for interior renovations, including updated flooring and ceilings, alongside campus site improvements.

Lindbergh Schools is grateful for the community's partnership as these facility upgrades are brought to life to serve students and staff!

The June Board of Education Meeting featured the 2025-26 Central Office / Support Service Center Support Staff member of the year! Mike Gilliam, center, was honored for his service to the district.

FREDBIRD crashes the Flyers Club Talent Show!

Lindbergh Flyers Club Summer Camp had a guest judge today for the kids' very special baseball-themed talent show. Fredbird brought his silly antics, participating in the songs, dances and skits, and of course causing trouble with the kids and staff.

It was a fun way to celebrate and we can't wait to see him again soon! Let's Go Cardinals!

Congratulations to our Lindbergh Schools team for representing the district at the Missouri Chamber Foundation's Show-Me Careers Educator Experience in St. Louis!

Julie Durham (Real World Learning Coordinator), Melissa Nussbaum (Farmers Club Onsite Educator), Katie Johnson (Instructional Design Coach), and Tricia Hays (Lead Counselor) spent five days exploring high-demand career pathways through visits to leading organizations in technology, energy, advanced manufacturing, aviation, agriculture, workforce development, and pharmaceutical industries.

The week concluded with a Career Hackathon-Lite competition, where teams developed authentic Real World Learning Career Pathway Projects designed to expand student career exploration and engagement. We are proud to share that the Lindbergh team earned 1st Place and a $1,000 award for their innovative Future Ready Flyers Farmers Club project!

This collaborative experience provided valuable insight into industry needs while strengthening partnerships that will help create meaningful career-connected opportunities for our students. We are proud of our educators for helping ensure every Lindbergh student is a Future Ready Flyer!