Lindbergh Schools will administer the Panorama social-emotional screener two times this year. Parents will have access to their child’s results. The building-wide social-emotional learning screening survey serves two purposes:

1. To help the district evaluate the effectiveness of district-level mental health and social and emotional programming.

2. To identify areas of strengths and needs for individual students in grades 6-12.

More about Panorama Student Survey:

Panorama is a 36-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 6-12.

Click here to see the SEL topics and screening questions on the Panorama student survey tool. In order to learn more about student experiences at school, we will administer an online survey in October and March. The survey shouldn’t take more than 15-20 minutes to complete.

If you would like more information regarding the importance of SEL screening surveys or you would like to opt out your child(ren) from the 2023-24 Panorama survey, click here. You will need to complete an opt-out form for each child enrolled in the district.

2024 YEARBOOKS are on SALE NOW! Order your 2024 Yearbook for $25 until October 27th! This is the LOWEST price of the year, the price will increase after this date! See the attached flier for additional information.

Order ONLINE ONLY following the steps below:

1. Go to www.yearbookordercenter.com

2. Enter Order Number 17098.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions.

8th-grade parents: Baby Ads for the 2024 yearbooks are on sale for $20. The deadline for creating and purchasing 8th Grade Baby Ads for the 2024 yearbooks will be OCTOBER 27th. All BABY AD ORDERS will be handled ONLINE! This will help ensure your ad appears exactly as you want and eliminate the risk of your photos being lost or damaged. See the attached flier for additional information.

Purchase and Create the Baby Ad Online Only using the steps below:

1. Go to www.yearbookordercenter.com.

2. Enter Order Number 17098.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions for ordering an ad.

4. Once the ad is ordered, an online design tool will open to help you place your photo & text.

5. You must CREATE & PURCHASE your ad NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 27th.

6. You will proof your own ad - the ad will appear exactly as you submit it. Please proof your ad carefully and finalize your ad to receive an email to confirm your order.

We are asking that you pick up your students in our parent pick up line or on the streets adjacent to the school that have sidewalks. Neighbors are concerned with students walking through their yards and tearing them up. The secondary reason we ask you to pick up your kids in our parent pick up line or on streets with sidewalks is that we do not want the students to have to walk on the streets either. Out of respect to our neighbors, we are asking for your cooperation. We want to be good neighbors to the homes that surround our school. Thank you!

Just wanted to clarify the differences between the grades that you will be potentially seeing on Infinite Campus. 6th grade core classes (ELA, Math, Sci, SS) will be utilizing standards based grading and it will be reported as Exceeds Expectations (EE), Mastery of Essential Skills (ME), Nearing Mastery (NM), and Still Developing (SD). 6th grade elective classes will have typical grades reported as A,B,C,D,F. 7th and 8th grade core and elective classes will also be reported as A,B,C,D, F. To be clear, EE, ME, NM, and SD have no correlation to A, B, C, D, F grades. Let us know if you have any questions. Our goal is for all students to achieve ME (Mastery of Essential Skills).

We just wanted to communicate expectations for attending high school football games:

• Middle school students are welcome at games and must be accompanied by a parent and supervised.
• Students must remain seated if they choose to hang out on the hill.
• No outside sports equipment allowed.
• Watch and enjoy the game.
• Do not wander to off-limits locations or the visiting team's side.
• Students who do not follow our expectations will be asked to leave.

This speaker series will focus on Lindbergh Reading Success Plans, which are designed for students with specific reading needs to set goals and outline steps to work toward achieving them.

• “Reading Success Plans” webinar link

All students who attend Reading Intervention or receive additional reading support in the classroom will have a Lindbergh Reading Success Plan this year to address student needs and monitor reading progress.

This Speaker Series answers questions such as:

• How does Lindbergh identify students who need additional reading support?

• What is a Reading Success Plan, and what does it mean for my child?

• How do I read and understand my student’s Reading Success Plan?

• If my child has a Reading Success Plan, what happens next?

LPAC's first virtual presentation of the year features guest speakers Dr. Sheriah Mason, director of inclusion, equity and diversity for Lindbergh Schools; and Dr. Michael Maclin, executive director of equity for Special School District. LPAC is the Lindbergh Parent Advisory Council for special education.

• WATCH: Promoting Equity in Special Education

Parents/Guardians,

You are receiving this email because as of Sept. 22, 2023, you have not completed your child’s annual online verification for the 2023-24 school year.

Lindbergh Schools’ annual online verification system will close this Friday, Sept. 29, 2023. Please complete the forms prior to that date so that the district can ensure that your family’s contact information is accurate and there is updated information to support your student’s educational needs.

To access the Infinite Campus Parent Portal, please visit

https://lindberghmo.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/lindbergh.jsp

You can also download the “Campus Parent” mobile app on your mobile device.

Once in the portal, use the menu on the left and click “More - Annual Verification.” Click “Start” or “In Progress” to complete the forms.

If you need further support on how to access the system, please contact your school office.

Thanks!

Lindbergh High School Student Council is inviting district organizations to participate in the 2023 Homecoming Parade! Click here for more information.

In addition, Lindbergh students, staff and families of all ages are invited to attend the parade at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 29. The parade will begin at Sperreng Middle School and travel to the Lindbergh High School campus, where it will conclude with a tailgate party for the entire community. Stay and cheer on the Flyers as they take on Rockwood Summit in football at 7 p.m. Admission to the game is free for all Lindbergh High School alumni!

This month is Hispanic Heritage Month, and we celebrate our students, staff and families who are members of the American Latino community. Hispanic Heritage Month began on Sept. 15, which coincides with the Independence Day celebrations of five countries: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, followed by Mexico on Sept. 16, Chile on Sept. 18, and Belize on Sept. 21. For more information, please visit The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Latino website.

Please join us at the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Community Breakfast! Mark your calendars for Oct. 27, and don't miss out on this season's most thrilling breakfast event.

• 2023 Community Breakfast Ticket Details

Thanks to the amazing Truman community for donating to our Direct Donation campaign. We are excited to see that thermometer climb, and currently have $3500 dollars! Thank you!

To reach our goal of being able to offer grants to Truman staff, we really need to reach that $5,000 mark. Last year we were able to grant monies for microscopes, books, a stationary bike for PE, headphones, Legos for the Robotics Club, an aquarium, and more. Can you help us get there? Donate here through PayPal:Truman Direct Donation

Sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/4xr5nbcm.

Calling all students, parents, and community members: Lindbergh Schools wants your nominations for #TeacherProud Tuesday! Tell us about a teacher who works in our schools who has made a difference in your life, and they might be selected to be featured on social media as part of #TeacherProud Tuesday, a statewide social media initiative that is designed to recognize outstanding teachers and promote public education. On the second Tuesday of each month, Missouri school districts will recognize a #TeacherProud Tuesday honoree for going above and beyond, and making a difference in the lives of students.

• Click here to nominate a Lindbergh teacher!

Students and parents, please read the guidelines document linked below that explains the expectations for students and parents. We strive for consistency in regards to the content of this document. All of the policies and procedures are in place to create a safe and welcoming learning environment for all students and staff. Thank you in advance for your partnership in regards to these guidelines.

Website: go.lindberghschools.ws/truman

Email: truman@lindberghschools.ws
Location: 12225 Eddie And Park Rd, St. Louis, MO, USA

Phone: 314-729-2470
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Twitter: @TrumanFlyers