Principal e-Note

It has truly been a remarkable start to the school year, filled with excitement, learning, and a strong sense of community. Our teachers have been nothing short of extraordinary. Their dedication, creativity, and passion for teaching have been evident in every classroom. It has been inspiring to see them engage our students in meaningful learning experiences from day one.

Our students have also made us incredibly proud. They have arrived with enthusiasm, curiosity, and a readiness to learn. It has been wonderful to see their smiles and hear their laughter fill our hallways and classrooms. Thank you once again for being a part of our incredible school community!

• Sept 2nd - Labor Day - No School
• Sept 10th - PTP Meeting - Dr. Lake's Presentation
• Sept 16th - 20th Scholastic Book Fair
• Sept 20th - Family Movie Night
• Sept 27th - No School

For a full list of dates, please click on the 2024-25 District Calendar, which is linked below.

• 2024-25 District Calendar

As we start this new school year, we also celebrate our success from 2023-24. From Stories to Service brings together Lindbergh elementary students and community members for a shared reading experience, and we are excited to continue the program this year in all six elementary schools! Look at how the project came together, and what its creators hope to bring to future iterations.

Did you know we hire retirees, high school students, moms and dads, and caring community members for jobs that support our students and educators? Lindbergh Schools is a great place to work! We are currently hiring building assistants, custodians and Flyers Club employees.

Click here to apply

Hello! My name is Lara Pimentel and I am serving as the Student Representative for Lindbergh’s Board of Education for the 2024-25 school year. Representing students from across our district is important to me because I want to ensure that students get a say in their education experience. That is why I am looking for students currently in grades 4-8 to participate in next year’s Student Board Representative Advisory group.

Each month, I will visit a different school in the district and talk to a small group of students. These short meetings take place during the school day for elementary schools, and directly after school for middle schools. In these meetings, I ask questions to the group of students and gather feedback regarding their experiences at Lindbergh. We look at what our schools are doing well and which areas could be improved upon.

From there, I share key information with the Board of Education and provide suggestions on ways to address student concerns.

So, if you are interested in representing your classmates, please fill out this form before Friday, Sept. 6!

• Student Board Representative Advisory Group Application

Having game expectations at recess is important for several reasons:

1. Promotes Fair Play: Expectations ensure that everyone has a clear understanding of how the game should be played, which helps prevent disagreements and promotes fairness. This encourages children to play together harmoniously.

2. Safety: Expectations often include guidelines that keep children safe, such as no rough play or limits on certain actions. This reduces the risk of injuries and ensures that everyone can enjoy recess without getting hurt.

3. Teaches Accountability: Following expectations teaches children about accountability and the importance of adhering to agreed-upon guidelines. It helps them understand the consequences of their actions if they don’t meet the expectations.

4. Encourages Inclusion: Clear expectations make it easier for all children to participate, including those who might not be familiar with the game. This ensures that everyone feels included and can enjoy recess together.

5. Enhances Enjoyment: When everyone understands and meets the expectations, games tend to be more organized and enjoyable. This leads to a more positive experience for all participants.

Having game expectations at recess helps create a structured and enjoyable environment where children can learn, play, and grow together. The following graphics show our new gameplay expectations for recess.

If you are driving your child(ren) to school, please follow our parent drop off and pick up route. Please DO NOT park on Sunset Drive to pick up or drop off students. Thanks for help!

• Students should not arrive at school before 8:25am
• Please practice caution and put cell phones away during student drop off and pick up
• Please put your car in park when students are loading and unloading
• Please have students enter and exit on the passenger side
• Parents/guardians please remain in your car
• When on Kennerly Road and waiting to enter the school's parking lot, please put on your hazard/flasher light to alert on coming drivers. Thanks.

Please be sure your child knows how they are getting home from school. Safety is our top priority and we want to make sure morning arrival/dismissal goes smoothly.

In order to supervise/work with a group of students with limit teacher supervision a background check is needed. Please see the below attachment of the step by step process. Thanks for your help.

Email: kennerly@lindberghschools.ws
Website: go.lindberghschools.ws/kennerly
Location: 10025 Kennerly Rd. St. Louis, MO 63128
Phone: 314-729-2440
Facebook: facebook.com/KennerlySchool
Twitter: @KennerlyFlyers