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Lindbergh High School, Truman Middle School, and Kennerly Elementary School were certified by Character.org, a leading advocate for cultivating character development throughout America and worldwide, for three of 290 character-centered Promising Practices in schools and organizations.

Lindbergh Schools is pleased to announce that Melissa Nussbaum has been hired as the Onsite Educator for the brand new Lindbergh Farmers Club, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2027.

Calling all runners, walkers, joggers, sprinters—even skippers! Join us for the Second Annual Green and Gold Gallop, hosted by Lindbergh’s Wellbeing Program! This exciting, family-friendly event is all about celebrating movement, wellness, and community.

In Truman Middle School, a local school undergoing renovations, students and staff eagerly await the arrival of a redone library.

In September of 2025, there was a big event for Truman Middle School band students: Jazz ensemble auditions. Many students try out for a chance to make it into the advanced band every year, but in the end, only 22 get accepted.

At Truman Middle School there are many extracurricular activities people can enroll in but one of the most important groups is Student Council. This year the 2025-2026 Student Council is made up of a group of students who want to learn how to be better leaders.

As part of our district’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement, we are conducting a communications survey to evaluate the effectiveness of our district’s communication efforts and identify ways to improve in order to better meet the needs of our staff, families, and community members.

On Monday, October 2, over 800 students across the St. Louis area auditioned for the prestigious St. Louis All-Suburban Bands. A huge shout-out to the 58 talented students from Sperreng and Truman who showed incredible courage and prepared their pieces for the adjudicators

Lindbergh Schools and the City of Crestwood recently teamed up to make crosswalks on Robyn Road, next to Truman Middle School, even safer.

A fantastic look at hands-on learning in seventh grade!

A summer edition of the Lindbergh Link newsletter is being mailed out this week.

The Idea Center, and partners Truman Middle School and Crestwood Elementary School, were named 2025 Green Schools winners this past May.

Lindbergh High School, Sperreng Middle School, and Truman Middle School were all named Promising Practice schools on Thursday, June 5.

Voters elected Jennifer Miller and Julia Voss to the Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Tuesday, April 8.

Special School District named Truman Middle School’s Melissa Wagoner a selection to receive a Key to the Classroom Award this year. These awards honor classroom teachers for their exceptional skill, dedication and learning success with students.

Lindbergh Schools kindergarten and new student registration for the 2025-26 school year will be available at go.lindberghschools.ws/register beginning Monday, Feb. 3, and will run through Friday, March 14.

Unity Week was in full swing at Lindbergh Schools this past week. Unity Week was created to spread kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.

Lindbergh Schools and the Crestwood Police Department are partnering together to add a new school resource officer to improve school safety and security within the district for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.

Lindbergh Schools is proud to be named a recipient of the 2024 Top Workplaces Award, sponsored by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. This is the district’s fifth consecutive year to receive this honor. In the Large Category (500+ employees), Lindbergh Schools ranked 14 overall.

ImpactLife, a nonprofit community organization providing blood services to more than 120 hospitals and emergency medical service providers, is hosting a blood drive at Lindbergh Schools Central Office (9350 Sappington Road, St. Louis, MO 63126) on Wednesday, July 10 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Lindbergh High School and Truman Middle School received national Promising Practice honors through Character.org on June 6, for programs that serve students and build character.Dis

Lindbergh High School, Sperreng Middle School and Truman Middle School are among 73 schools nationwide that are being recognized with the prestigious National Schools of Character award. Character.org, a national advocate and leader for character development in schools and communities, certified the schools on May 23.

Lindbergh Schools and the City of Sunset Hills recently celebrated the completion of a new sidewalk project that will create more walkable neighborhoods for the community and support safe student travel to and from school.

Lindbergh Schools invites the community to celebrate this year’s class of Lindbergh Leaders, during a banquet on Friday, April 12 at Royale Orleans. Lindbergh Leaders are nominated by their fellow community members for their leadership and service at Lindbergh Schools and in the community.