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

• 2024-25 District Calendar

Monday, Jan.27

Breakfast- waffles or cereal

Lunch- #1 popcorn chicken rice bowl or #2 spaghetti & meatballs

Tuesday, Jan.28

Breakfast- apple cinnamon muffins or cereal

Lunch- #1 cheesy nachos or #2 ground beef soft tacos

Wednesday, Jan.29

Breakfast- turkey sausage & cheese biscuit or cereal

Lunch- #1 chicken nuggets w/roll or #2 veggie ranch wrap

Thursday, Jan.30

Breakfast- oatmeal w/ apple sauce or cereal

Lunch- #1 grilled cheese or #2 salisbury w/roll

Friday, Jan.31

Breakfast- confetti pancakes or cereal

Lunch- #1 cheese pizza or #2 pepperoni pizza

Hello Concord Families,

Rachel and I are excited to wrap up our final bullying lessons with our 4th and 5th grade students this week. We've spent time teaching them how to recognize, report, and refuse bullying behaviors. One of the key concepts we've focused on with our older students is understanding the difference between rude, mean, and bullying behavior.

We’ve also introduced the 30-Second Rule to help students make better decisions when it comes to commenting on others. The rule encourages children to think before they speak. If someone’s appearance, actions, or behaviors are something they could change in 30 seconds (like an untied shoe or spinach in their teeth), it's okay to comment. But if it’s something they cannot change quickly, such as their hair, clothing, learning style, or the way they speak or read, it's best to keep those thoughts to themselves.

This simple rule is a great way for students to practice empathy and kindness in their daily interactions. It also helps them consider the impact of their words before they speak.

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out. We're here to support both students and families!

~Mrs. Hermann and Mrs. Niebur

We’d love to see our core values in action beyond the school walls! Have you caught your student showing kindness, accountability, integrity, empathy, or inclusion at home? This is your chance to celebrate them! Share your story by filling out the form below and help us spotlight these amazing moments. The home connection with be featured in our Daily News every Wednesday. Let’s keep the Concord spirit strong everywhere we go!

We are excited to share that we are continuing Concord Collections : Student Showcase in our Concord lobby display cases again for the 24/25 school year! Student collections can showcase anything from Lego figures, to books, to craft creations... the possibilities are endless! We hope this builds some community and fosters student belonging. If your child is interested, please click the button below.

Social-Emotional Screeners 2024-25

Lindbergh Schools will administer the Social, Academic, Emotional, Behavior Risk Screener (SAEBRS) survey two times this year. The upcoming screening window begins on Feb. 24..

This building-wide social-emotional learning (SEL) screening survey serves two purposes:

1. SEL Screening helps the district to evaluate the effectiveness of district-level mental health and social and emotional programming.

2. SEL screening identifies areas of strengths and needs for individual students in grades K-12.

More about the SAEBRS SEL Screening Survey:

There are two components to the K-5 SAEBRS survey:

1. Teacher observation risk-rating scale (referred to as SAEBRS)

2. Student-rater screening survey (referred to as mySAEBRS).

SAEBRS is a 19-item rating scale completed by the classroom teacher and based on teacher observations. It is used to help monitor student strengths and areas of concern. This will be completed by all teachers in grades K-5.

mySAEBRS is a 20-item student-rater screening tool. Students respond to computer-based questions aligned to social, academic, and emotional behaviors. This will be administered only in grades 3-5.

Both SAEBRS and mySAEBRS screen for strengths and areas of concern aligned to the following domains:

• Social Development: Students’ ability to understand social norms, empathize, and understand the perspectives of others.

• Academic Development: Skills necessary for students to be prepared for, participate in and benefit from academic instruction.

• Emotional Development: Students’ ability to regulate internal states, adapt to change and respond to stressful or challenging events.

This document includes sample screening questions on the mySAEBRS and SAEBRS screening surveys.

SAEBRS Questions

If you would like more information regarding the importance of SEL screening surveys or you would like to opt your child(ren) out of the 2024-25 SAEBRS survey, click here. You will need to complete an opt-out form for each child enrolled in the district. Please complete the opt-out form before Feb 20. If you completed the opt-out survey during Fall administration you do not need to complete it again.

AI is all around us. Find out how Lindbergh Schools is preparing students for the future through responsible and effective use of Artificial Intelligence in education, developing AI tools that allow teachers to spend more time on direct instruction with students, and helping administrators provide constructive feedback based on our district’s own standards for effective teaching practices.

• WATCH: AI in Lindbergh (Board of Education workshop No. 1610)

• Learn More: AI Chat for Securly Filter

Has your child ever expressed anxiety about some part of their school day? Or experienced a stomach or headache or had trouble sleeping related to school jitters? Join LPAC virtually at 6 p.m., Feb. 6, as Olivia Sonnenberg from Behavioral Health Response helps adults to understand what their child is experiencing and provide strategies and techniques to problem solve and calm.

• LPAC Webinar Link - Feb. 6

Do you have an incoming kindergarten student in your family, or do you know someone who will be new to the district next year? Kindergarten registration for the 2025-26 school year will be available online beginning on Monday, Feb. 3 through Friday, March 14. Lindbergh offers free full-day kindergarten at all six elementary schools.

• Learn More

• Lindbergh Schools Registration website

• “Ready, Set, Kindergarten!” informational webinar

What are your plans this summer? Join us for this free event to plan your child's summer activities with area exhibitors! Back by popular demand: Select vendors will have summer job opportunities available for teens! Attendees can enter to win $50 for Lindbergh camps. Open to all St. Louis-area families. For additional information, please contact Julia Maranan, PEGS Parent Group President, at pegsparentgroup@gmail.com.

Lindbergh High School Student Council will host the first ever Winter Fest event from 6-8:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 1, in the LHS Commons. This family event is free and open to the public! Enjoy games, concessions, crafts, a movie and much more.

Celebrate Lindbergh Schools’ 75th anniversary by joining the Green and Gold Society! With a contribution of $7.50 or more per month, you can support innovative programs that enrich education and strengthen our community’s legacy. Together, we’ll ensure a bright future for Lindbergh Schools.

Join today at bit.ly/LSFGreenandGold or call 314-729-2400 x8805.

Every gift honors 75 years of excellence and invests in the next generation.

The Lindbergh High School Alumni Association is looking for outstanding alumni, exceptional retired educators, and former stellar athletes to honor at our banquet this September. If you know someone who fits the criteria, please submit a nomination form by Friday, April 11, 2025. Let’s celebrate the incredible members of our Lindbergh community!

• Nomination forms: http://bit.ly/LHSAANominationForms

Join us on Friday, April 11, 2025, for the Lindbergh Schools 75th Anniversary Gala at the Royal Sonesta Chase Park Plaza in St. Louis. Celebrate 75 years of excellence with inspiring speakers, student performances, a gourmet dinner, and exciting silent and live auctions.

• Purchase tickets now: https://bit.ly/lindbergh75gala

Special hotel rates for guests: https://bit.ly/ChasePark75

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Location: 10305 Concord School Rd, Sappington, MO, USA
Phone: 314-729-2436
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