lindbergh

School District
2009-10 Directory
A special publication of the South County Times August 2009

INDEX
SCHOOLS
Lindbergh High School................. 10
Sperreng Middle School............... 11
Crestwood Elementary School...... 12
Kennerly Elementary School......... 13
Long Elementary School............... 14
Sappington Elementary School...... 15
Truman Elementary School........... 16
Lindbergh ECE.............................. 17

INFORMATION
Phone Numbers............................. 3
District, School and
Staff Recognitions........................ 3
District Map................................... 4
Calendar......................................... 5
Winter Weather Info....................... 5
LHS Fall Sports Schedule.............. 6-8
Athletics Web site........................... 8
Family Sports Pass.......................... 8
LHS Class of 2009 Profile................ 9
LHS Alumni..................................... 9
Parents As Teachers...................... 17
Lindbergh School District
Foundation................................... 19
About The District........................ 20
Lindbergh OASIS Tutors................ 20
Senior Associates Luncheon.......... 20
Parent Meetings........................... 21

ADMINISTRATION
Welcome From Superintendent...... 3
Board of Education....................... 18
Mission Statement........................ 18
Public Notice................................ 22
Administrative Procedures for
Compliance with the Family Education
Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA).......... 22

Pre-K at Lindbergh Early Childhood

Education. From left: Kennedy
Thomas, Seth Gormley, Shirley
Phillips - Lindbergh’s Teacher of the
Year, Anna Stetzel and Clayton Bull.
Photo by Diana Linsley
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welcome from the district phone numbers

superintendent
Administration Building
4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63126
314-729-2480
Dear Lindbergh School District Residents: Dr. Jim Simpson, Superintendent of Schools
The support of our community is one of Dr. Nancy Rathjen, Asst. Superintendent, Curriculum & Instruction
the most important factors when it comes to Dr. Richard Francis, Asst. Superintendent, Personnel
making sure that quality education is main- Patrick J. Lanane, Asst. Superintendent, Finance
tained for all students. Karl E. Guyer, AIA, Executive Director of Planning & Development
As we enter our 60th year of serving the Crestwood Elementary Harry S Truman Elementary
community, I am proud to say we have ample 314-729-2430 314-729-2470
evidence once again to demonstrate a high Kennerly Elementary Robert H. Sperreng Middle School
level of achievement in all of our schools: 314-729-2440 314-729-2420
• Crestwood and Truman elementary Long Elementary Lindbergh High School
schools were awarded the coveted 314-729-2450 314-729-2410
Gold Star Schools recognition by the Missouri Department Sappington Elementary Lindbergh ECE, Concord School
of Elementary and Secondary Education, for outstanding 314-729-2460 314-729-2434

District, school &

student achievement.
• All of our schools, from elementary to high school, scored
in the top 10 rankings for the highest test scores in the state.
• Long Elementary was recognized as a State School of
Character and then won this title on the national level.
• Lindbergh School District was last year’s National District
of Character, representing the entire country.
At Lindbergh Schools, we look at the total child. Great test
scores are important, but so are fine arts, athletics, involvement
and character. Our programs address all these areas of develop-
ment and more, to ensure that students have a well-rounded
education.
We’re also putting on our construction hats as we continue to
grow. Over the next three years, we will continue rebuilding the
dated facilities in our district, thanks to patron support for the
Prop R 2006 and 2008 bond issues. We pledge to you, our neigh-
bors, to stretch our dollars to provide a school district that has not
only high achievement, but also modern, state-of-the-art facilities.
Lindbergh Schools has been delivering outstanding education
to students since 1949, and even in times of recession and
change, you can rely on us to always strive to meet our mission.
Former students are now parents of new students, and the cycle
continues. We are the partnership that makes our community
unique and one that is a magnet to many seeking a quality life-
style. Thank you for your support – we look forward to the new
school year.
Sincerely,
Jim Simpson
Superintendent of Schools
staff recognitions
• 8th Distinction in Performance State Award
• National District of Character Award – Character Education
Partnership (CEP)
• 10 Citations on DESE’s Top Ten List for top MAP scores
• “America’s Best High Schools” – Silver Medal, U.S. News Media
Group – Lindbergh High School
• One of Newsweek’s Top U.S. High Schools, four consecutive years
– Lindbergh High School
• Character Education Promising Practice Awards: Lindbergh School
District, Crestwood Elementary, Sappington Elementary, Truman
Elementary, Sperreng Middle School, Lindbergh High School,
Lindbergh Early Childhood
• Nationally Recognized Blue Ribbon Schools – Truman Elementary
and Sperreng Middle School
• Missouri Gold Star Schools – Crestwood Elementary, Kennerly
Elementary, Truman Elementary, Sperreng Middle School
• Nationally Accredited by the National Association for the
Education of Young Children – Lindbergh Early Childhood Education
• Shirley Phillips – 2009-10 Teacher of the Year
• Stephanie Mesplay – 2009-10 Support Staff Person of the Year

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. Administration Building
1 4. Crestwood Elementary School 7. Sappington Elementary School
4900 S. Lindbergh • 314-729-2480 1020 S. Sappington • 314-729-2430 11011 Gravois • 314-729-2460
2. Lindbergh High School 5. Kennerly Elementary School 8. Truman Elementary School
4900 S. Lindbergh • 314-729-2410 10025 Kennerly • 314-729-2440 12225 Eddie & Park • 314-729-2470
. Sperreng Middle School
3 6. Long Elementary School 9. Lindbergh Early Childhood Education
12111 Tesson Ferry • 314-729-2420 9021 Sappington • 314-729-2450 10305 Concord School Rd. • 314-729-2434

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district calendar 2009-10

August JANUARY
13 All Staff Orientation 1 Winter Recess; No School K-12; Offices Closed
18 School Opens 4 School Resumes
18 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; No School K-12; Offices
SEPTEMBER Closed
7 Labor Day; No School K-12; Offices Closed
13 HS Band Flea Market FEBRUARY
19 Strolling Strings Garage Sale 15 Presidents Day; No School K-12; Offices Closed

OCTOBER MARCH
2 Professional Development Day; No School K-12 12 3rd Quarter Ends - 1/2 School Day; 1/2 Records Staff Day
16 1st Quarter Ends - 1/2 School Day; 1/2 Records Day 15-19 Spring Break
20, 22 HS Evening Parent Conferences 22 School Resumes
26, 28 Elementary Evening Parent Conferences 27 1/2 Day School; 1/2 Conferences (K-5 only)
26, 29 Middle School Evening Parent Conferences 28 Rotary Craft Fair
30 No School K-12
APRIL
NOVEMBER 1 No School K-12; Offices Closed
9 BackStoppers’ Patriotic Concert, 7 p.m., LHS Aud.
21-22 Rotary Craft Fair at LHS MAY
25, 26, 27 Thanksgiving Break; No School K-12; 2 Band Flea Market
Offices Closed 26 & 27 only 15 Spirit Festival
21 Last Day for Seniors
DECEMBER 27 HS Graduation
6 LHS Mothers’ Club House Tour 28 4th Quarter Ends - K-12; Last Day for Students
22-31 Winter Recess; No School K-12 31 Memorial Day - No School K-12; Offices Closed
24-25 Offices Closed

winter weather infoRMATION

School closings due to inclement weather are announced on the following stations:

Radio: KMOX AM 1120 - 5:30 a.m., 6:30 a.m.
WRTH AM 1430 - 5-7 a.m., every half hour
WIL FM 92 - 5-8 a.m., every half hour
KHITS 96 FM - 5-8 a.m., every half hour
TV: KTVI (Channel 2) - early morning or 9 p.m.
KMOV (Channel 4) - 4:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 10 p.m.
KSDK (Channel 5) - 5-7 a.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 10 p.m.
Internet: www.lindberghschools.ws

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LHS FALL 2009 Sports Schedule
The Lindbergh Flyers take the field during the
2008-09 athletics season.
Date Opponent Time
Varsity Football
8/20 GREEN AND GOLD 5:00
8/21 JAMBOREE @ C.B.C. 10/3 @ Loyola Lake Shore Inv 8:30
8/28 @ Ft. Zumwalt South 7:00
9/4 FRANCIS HOWELL 7:00
9/11 OAKVILLE 7:00
9/18 @ Northwest 7:00
9/25 LAFAYETTE 7:00
10/2 @ Marquette 7:00
10/9 @ Parkway South 7:00
10/16 MEHLVILLE 7:00
10/23 @ Ritenour 7:00
10/30 SLUH 7:00
11/6 SECTIONALS 7:00
11/13 QUARTERFINALS 7:00
11/20 SEMIFINALS 7:00
11/27 STATE FINALS
Sophomore Football
9/1 FT. ZUMWALT SOUTH 4:00
9/8 @ Francis Howell 4:00
9/14 @ Oakville 4:00
9/21 NORTHWEST 4:00
9/28 @ Lafayette 4:15
10/5 MARQUETTE 4:15
10/12 PARKWAY SOUTH 4:15
10/19 @ Mehlville 4:00
10/26 RITENOUR 4:00
10/29 @ SLUH 4:30
Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time
Freshman Football Boys Swimming
9/1 @ Ft. Zumwalt South 4:00 9/1 @ Summit 4:00
9/8 FRANCIS HOWELL 4:15 9/8 DeSMET 4:15
9/12 OAKVILLE 12:00 9/12 @ LADUE INV
9/17 @ Northwest 4:15 9/15 @ Marquette 4:15
9/24 LAFAYETTE 4:15 9/17 @ Ladue 4:15
9/30 @ Marquette 4:15 9/22 PARKWAY SOUTH 4:15
10/8 @ Parkway South 4:15 9/24 KIRKWOOD 4:15
10/15 MEHLVILLE 3:30 9/29 OAKVILLE 4:15
10/6 @ Lafayette 4:15
Boys & Girls Cross Country 10/10 @ CAPE INV 10:00
9/1 Fleet Feet Kickoff @ Wentzville 10/13 MEHLVILLE 4:15
9/10 Webster Inv @ Blackburn Park 4:00 10/17 FLYER INV 10:00
9/12 Forest Park XC Festival 11/4-5 CONFERENCE
9/17 @ Parkway Central Inv 4:00 11/13-14 STATE @ REC-PLEX
9/24 Fox Invitational @ Arnold Park
9/25 Hancock Inv @ Jeff. Barracks Varsity Boys Soccer
8/30-9/4 NORTH COUNTY TRN
10/8 Patriot Classic @ Castlewood Pk. 4:00 9/8 OAKVILLE 6:00
10/17 Conference 9/14 @ Parkway North 6:30
10/24 DISTRICTS 9/15 @ Parkway South 4:15
10/31 SECTIONALS 9/17 NORTHWEST 6:00
11/7 STATE 9/18 DeSOTO 4:30
9/19 @ Jackson 11:00
Girls Golf 9/21-23 CYO TRN
8/25 Oakville @ Columbia 3:00 9/28 @ St. Mary’s 6:15
8/25 Summit @ Crescent 4:00 9/29 VIANNEY 5:30
8/26 Mehlville @ TBD 3:00 9/30 @ U-City 4:00
9/1 Summit Inv @ TBD 10/1 @ Ritenour 5:30
9/3 Parkway North @ Columbia 3:00 10/6 @ Fox 4:15
9/8 RIVERSIDE TRN 10/8 @ Kirkwood 6:30
9/10 Fox @ Arnold 3:00 10/13 LAFAYETTE 4:15
9/15 Parkway South @ TBD 3:00 10/14 @ Summit 4:15
9/17 PKY CENT/NW TRN 10/15 MARQUETTE 4:15
9/22 FOX INV @ Arnold 10/21 @ Webster Groves 4:00
9/23 Seckman @ TBD 3:00 10/23 MEHLVILLE 3:30
9/24 Marquette @ TBD 3:00 10/27 PARKWAY WEST 6:00
9/29 CONF TRN @ TBD 10/31-11/6 DISTRICTS
10/1 Kirkwood @ Riverside 3:30 11/9 SECTIONALS
10/5 DISTRICT TRN @ TBD 11/20-21 STATE
10/9 KNIGHT CUP @ TBD
10/23-24 STATE
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LHS FALL 2009 Sports Schedule

Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time
Sophomore Boys Soccer
8/30-9/4 JV NORTH COUNTY TRN
9/10 PARKWAY WEST 4:15
9/14 @ Parkway North 4:15
9/15 @ Parkway South 4:15
9/17 NORTHWEST 4:15
9/18 DeSOTO 4:30
9/19 @ Jackson 11:00
9/21-23 LHS JV SOCCER TRN 4:15
9/28 @ St. Mary’s 4:30
9/29 VIANNEY 5:30
10/1 @ Ritenour 4:00
10/5 WEBSTER 4:15
10/8 @ Kirkwood 4:15
10/9 @ Oakville 4:00
10/12 @ Fox 4:15
10/13 LAFAYETTE 4:15
10/14 @ Summit 4:15
10/15 MARQUETTE 4:15
10/19 @ Eureka 4:15
10/28 MEHLVILLE 3:30
Freshman Boys Soccer
9/2 @ Summit 4:00
9/8 OAKVILLE 4:15
9/9 MARQUETTE 4:15
9/14 @ Parkway North 4:15
FRESHMAN BOYS SOCCER continued
9/15 SECKMAN 4:00
9/16 NORTHWEST 4:15
9/21 @ Mehlville 4:15
9/23 PARKWAY SOUTH 4:15
9/29 @ Eureka 4:15
10/1 KIRKWOOD 4:15
10/12 @ Fox 4:15
10/14 @ Lafayette 4:15
10/19-23 SUMMIT TRN
10/26-29 SUBURBAN FRESH TRN
Varsity Softball
9/1-3 SUBURBAN TRN
9/4-5 COR JESU TRN
9/8 LUTHERAN SOUTH 4:15
9/9 LAFAYETTE 4:15
9/10 @ Oakville 4:15
9/14 NORTHWEST 4:15
9/15 SECKMAN 4:15
9/17 @ Parkway West 4:15
9/18 MEHLVILLE 4:15
9/21 @ Marquette 4:15
9/23 KIRKWOOD 4:15
9/25 @ Fox 4:15
9/28 @ Parkway South 4:15
9/29 SUMMIT 4:15
VARSITY SOFTBALL continued
9/30 PARKWAY CENTRAL 4:00
10/2 @ Affton 4:15
10/8-10 DISTRICTS
10/14 SECTIONALS
10/17 QUARTERFINALS
10/23-24 STATE
Jr. Varsity Softball
8/28-29 @ MCCLUER N TRN
9/3 WEBSTER 4:00
9/8 @ Lutheran South 4:15
9/9 @ Lafayette 4:15
9/10 OAKVILLE 4:15
9/14 @ Northwest 4:15
9/15 @ Seckman 4:15
9/17 PARKWAY WEST 4:15
9/18 @ Mehlville 4:15
9/19 PARKWAY SOUTH TRN
9/21 MARQUETTE 4:15
9/23 @ Kirkwood 4:15
9/25 FOX 4:15
9/28 PARKWAY SOUTH 4:15
9/29 @ Summit 4:15
9/30 @ Parkway Central 4:15
10/2 AFFTON 4:15
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LHS FALL 2009 Sports Schedule

Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time
Girls Tennis
8/24 LAFAYETTE 4:15
8/25 @ Ladue 4:15
8/26 KIRKWOOD 4:15
9/1 WEBSTER 4:00
9/3 PARKWAY CENTRAL 4:00
9/4 @ Marquette 4:15
9/8 @ Oakville 4:15
9/14 COR JESU 4:00
9/15 EUREKA 4:15
9/17 PARKWAY WEST 4:00
9/21-25 CONFERENCE
9/24 PARKWAY SOUTH 4:15
9/29 MEHLVILLE 4:15
9/30 @ Parkway North 4:00
10/1 U-CITY 4:00
10/2 @ Summit 4:15
10/5-10 DISTRICTS
10/22 STATE
Varsity & JV Girls Volleyball
9/1 @ Seckman 4:00
9/2 PARKWAY WEST 4:40
9/4 WESTMINSTER 4:00
9/8 @ Northwest 4:00
9/9 @ Notre Dame 4:00
9/11 WEBSTER 4:00
9/17-19 @ MERAMEC TRN 9/26 @ KIRKWOOD FR TRN
9/22 MEHLVILLE 4:00
9/26 @ FOX JV TRN
9/29 LAFAYETTE 4:00
9/30 @ Summit 4:00
10/1 OAKVILLE 4:00
10/3 @ Helias Trn 9:00
10/5 @ Nerinx Hall 4:00
10/8 FOX 4:00
10/9 @ Cor Jesu 4:00
10/13 @ Kirkwood 4:00
10/15 @ Parkway South 4:00
10/17 LHS INV 9:00
10/19 @ Eureka 4:30
10/22 @ Marquette 4:15
10/26-29 DISTRICTS
10/31 SECTIONALS
11/6-7 STATE
Freshman Girls Volleyball
9/1 @ Seckman 4:00
9/2 PARKWAY WEST 4:40
9/4 WESTMINSTER 4:00
9/8 @ Northwest 4:00
9/11 WEBSTER 4:00
9/22 MEHLVILLE 4:00
9/29 LAFAYETTE 4:00
9/30 @ Summit 4:00
10/1 OAKVILLE 4:00
10/5 @ Nerinx Hall 4:00
10/8 FOX 4:00
10/10 @ OAKVILLE FR INV
10/13 @ Kirkwood 4:00
10/15 @ Parkway South 4:00
10/19 @ Eureka 4:30
10/22 @ Marquette 4:15

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Check out Lindbergh High School’s results from sporting events, winter You can get there by visiting:
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FAMILY SPORTS PASS

Lindbergh School District families card, families enjoy free admission to athletic event information, call the
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lindbergh HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2009 PROFILE

Class Profile: Scholarships:
• Graduates: 471 (Girls 245, Boys 226) • 241 students were awarded 432 scholarships with a
• Graduates attending college: 422 monetary value of $7,482,138
• Four year colleges: 257 (Girls 142, Boys 115) • A+ scholarship candidates: 83
• Two year colleges: 165 (Girls 77, Boys 88) • Missouri “Bright Flight” Scholarships: 41
• Other schools of advanced training: 7 (Girls 6, Boys 1)
• Military service: 10 (Girls 1, Boys 9) Other Awards:
• Employment: 32 (Girls 19, Boys 13) • National Merit Finalists: 10
Seniors will be attending: • National Merit Semi-Finalists: 10
• 55 different 4-Year Colleges • National Merit Commended: 9
• 9 different 2-Year Colleges • College Preparatory Certificates: 188
In all: • George Washington Carver Awards: 51
• 90% will attend college • Charles A. Lindbergh Scholars: 172
• 2% will attend other schools of advanced training • IB Diploma candidates: 9
• 2% plan military service
• 6% plan employment

lindbergh HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI

The Lindbergh High School Alumni
Association (LHSAA) is open to all
Lindbergh graduates, former students
and retired teachers. To stay up-to-
date with the latest news from the
high school and alumni association,
send your contact information to
Mary Jane Driscoll, 4900 S. Lindbergh
Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63126 or e-mail
mdriscoll@lindberghschools.ws.
Include your e-mail address and you
will receive a short monthly e-update
as well as the quarterly LHSAA “Touch
of Class” newsletter that is filled with
alumni news, class reunions, other
LHSAA events and more.
LHSAA dues and donations are
used to publish newsletters, award
college scholarships to deserving LHS
seniors and support projects at LHS
that directly benefit the students.
Membership levels start at the Bronze
Flyer level for $10 per year and
culminate with the Diamond Flyer
level at $500 per year. For more
details, visit the LHSAA Web site at
www.lindberghschools.ws/alumni.

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lindbergh HIGH SCHOOL
School Information
Address:
4900 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63126
Phone Numbers:
Main Switchboard: 314-729-2410
9th Grade: 314-729-1621
10th Grade: 314-729-1631
11th Grade: 314-729-1651
12th Grade: 314-729-1641
Web Site:
www.lindberghschools.ws
Click on LHS
About Lindbergh:
For the fifth consecutive year,
Lindbergh High School has been
named a “Top 1,000 School in the
Nation” by Newsweek. On the state
level, Lindbergh's Communication
Arts and Math scores are in the “Top
Ten.” Math scores lead all of
Lindbergh's benchmark schools.
Lindbergh High School also offers a
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Mission Statement:
Lindbergh High School strives to
develop competent and caring graduates
through exceptional programs, services
and personnel.
Dr. Ronald C.
Helms
Principal
contacts About lindbergh HIGH
Secretary: Nancy Lupo Grades: 9-12
Nurses: Deborah Artman, Nadine O’Reilly 2008-09 Enrollment: 1,905
LHS Mothers’ Club President: School Hours: 7:35 a.m. - 2:35 p.m.
Carol Treppler Number of Teachers: 125
Counselors:
Jonathan Riethmeier, Director of Guidance
Events
Erin Schulte, 9th Grade
Open House: Sept. 2, 7 p.m.
Elizabeth Cole, 10th Grade
Mothers’ Club First Meeting:
Lindsey Hoff, 11th Grade
Sept. 8, 9 a.m.
Julie Mayor, 12th Grade
Jennifer Klug, Career And College Mothers’ Club Meetings: Second Tuesday
Harlan Krier, Intervention of Month, 9 a.m.
Advanced Studies Coordinator: House Tour: Sunday, Dec. 6
Irv Mueller
District Honors Coordinator:
Irv Mueller
Keith Luebbert Stella Viehland Pamela Mason Ryan Sherp
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sperreng middle school

Events
First Mothers’ Club Meeting:
Aug. 20, 9 a.m.
Mothers’ Club Meetings:
Fourth Thursday of month, 9 a.m.
Open House, 6th Grade:
Sept. 1, 7 p.m.
Open House, 7th & 8th Grade:
Sept. 3, 7 p.m.
First PTO Meeting:
Sept. 24, 7 p.m.
PTO Meetings:
Sept. 24, Nov. 19, Feb. 25, April 22
All meetings start at 7 p.m.

School Information contacts

Address: Secretary: Carey Smith
12111 Tesson Ferry Road Nurse: Michele Illig
St. Louis, MO 63128 Counselors:
Ida Grider, 6th Grade
Phone Numbers: Tina Christanell, 7th Grade
314-729-2420 Carrie Pulliam, 8th Grade
314-729-2425 (Attendance) Mothers’ Club President: Susan Goen
PTO President:
Web Site: Leslie Weiss Dr. Jennifer Tiller Dr. David Kew
www.lindberghschools.ws About sperreng Principal 6th Grade
Click on Sperreng Grades: 6-8 Assistant Principal
2008-09 Enrollment: 1,324
School Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 2:10 p.m.
Number of Teachers: 104

About Sperreng:
Sperreng Middle School was recently rec- Missouri Department of Elementary and
ognized as a Missouri Top Ten School for Secondary Education and as a National
high MAP  performance. Sperreng was also Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the
honored as a Gold Star School by the U.S. Department of Education. Paul Sharp Dr. Todd Morgan
7th Grade 8th Grade
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crestwood elementary school

Scott
Taylor
Principal
School Information contacts About crestwood
Address: Secretary: Grades: K-5
1020 S. Sappington Road Lori Ehrig 2008-09 Enrollment: 315
St. Louis, MO 63126 Nurse: School Hours: 8:45 a.m. - 3:25 p.m.
Eva Loretta Number of Teachers: 32
Phone Numbers: Counselor:
314-729-2430 Mary Kay Scott Events
314-729-2435 (Attendance) PTO President: School BBQ, Ice Cream Social:
Renee Shrewsbury Aug. 13, 5:30 - 8 p.m.
Web Site: First PTO Meeting:
www.lindberghschools.ws Sept. 10, 7 p.m.
Click on Crestwood

Mission Statement: About Crestwood:

Our Crestwood School community of
responsible students, involved parents and
citizens, and a dedicated staff provides an
environment where the spirit of learning
soars. We are committed to an education
which respects and nurtures diversity and
individual learning styles, enabling students
to reach their potential and become responsible
citizens and lifelong learners.
Built in 1958, Crestwood Elementary Crestwood has been listed as a Missouri
takes its name from the community in which Top Ten school in MAP performance for four
it was built. It was built to meet the needs of consecutive years and was selected as a
the northern attendance area of the district. 2008-09 Missouri Gold Star school.
It has been a focal point in the community
where families have come and been able to
be a part of their childrens’ educational
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kennerly elementary school

Suzanne
Christopher
Principal
School Information contacts About kennerly
Address: Secretary: Grades: K-5
10025 Kennerly Road Toni Gries 2008-09 Enrollment: 429
St. Louis, MO 63128 Nurses: School Hours: 8:35 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Randa Mirbaha & Mary Judd Number of Teachers: 33
Phone Numbers: Counselor: Events
314-729-2440 Tammi Marcinkiewicz PTP Meetings: All meetings are at 7 p.m.
314-729-2445 (Attendance) PTP Co-Presidents: Aug. 25, Sept. 15, Oct. 20, Nov. 17,
Julie Korenak & Maria Clancy Jan. 19, Feb. 16, March 23, April 20
Web Site:
www.lindberghschools.ws
Click on Kennerly

About Kennerly:
Since 1961, Kennerly Elementary School
has been a scholastic beacon in South County
where families are invited to share the edu-
cational experiences of their children.
Among the many awards the school has
been honored with, Kennerly is a National
School of Character, a D.A.R. National
Beautification Award winner, and a Missouri
Gold Star Award School.
Parents and community members have
teamed with the talented professional staff at in creating a child-centered environment
Kennerly to create a school environment that where individuals are challenged to become
is challenging and rewarding for the diverse responsible, productive, lifelong learners.
needs of each young learner.
The new Prop R school addition includes
new classrooms, restrooms, art and music Celebrating
rooms.
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Mission Statement: Quality
The mission of Kennerly Elementary Education
School is to involve the entire Kennerly family

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long elementary school

Brian S.
McKenney
Principal
School Information contacts About long
Address: Secretary: Grades: K-5
9021 Sappington Rd. Lynn Bilyeu 2008-09 Enrollment: 366
St. Louis, MO 63126 Nurse: School Hours: 8:35 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Mimi Butler Number of Teachers: 27
Phone Numbers: Counselor:
314-729-2450 Kim Maddock Events
314-729-2455 (Attendance) PTO President: Ice Cream Social/Meet the Teacher:
Jackie Natsch Aug. 14, 6 p.m.
Web Site: Long Parent Teacher Organization
www.lindberghschools.ws (LPTO) First Meeting: Sept. 2, 6 p.m.
Click on Long

About Long:
Long Elementary School was built in
1960 and has been in continuous operation
as an elementary school since the completion
of construction.
Long School, named a National School of
Character, is proud of and welcomes family
involvement through the Landscape and
Learning project and room volunteers. The
Long Parent Teacher Organization (LPTO)
is very active and helps make possible numer-
ous educational and social activities through-
out the year. Long School also has a mascot,
Lindy the Lion, who helps students learn
through a strong character education pro-
gram.
Mission Statement:
The Long School Community will
collaboratively reflect upon and refine all
practices as we provide learning opportu-
nities that challenge self-motivated
students of character.

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sappington elementary school

School Information contacts
Address: Secretary:
11011 Gravois Rd. Terri Narzinski
St. Louis, MO 63126 Nurse:
Lee Ann Barrett
Phone Numbers: Counselors:
314-729-2460 Stacey Toomay & Nancy Ferguson
SPTG President:
Web Site: Beth Mazdra
www.lindberghschools.ws Mission Statement:
Click on Sappington Our school is a safe and caring community
where I can grow and learn.
About Sappington:
Sappington School was one of the five ele- nology for third, fourth, and fifth grade classes,
mentary schools that were consolidated to and is a professional learning community.
form the Lindbergh School District in 1949. It Sappington was listed as a Missouri Top Ten
is the only original school that is still operating school in MAP performance and has received
as an elementary school today. five “Best Practice” awards from the Character
The new Prop R school addition includes a Education Partnership. Sappington was named
new school entrance, gym, offices, library and a Missouri School of Character and a National
classrooms. School of Character - 2008-09.
Sappington has been designated as a Vision Statement:
Missouri Accelerated School, received a federal Sappington Elementary School is a place
eMINTS grant which supports increased tech- where students, staff, parents and the commu-
Mary
Hogan
Principal
About sappington
Grades: K-5
2008-09 Enrollment: 442
School Hours: 8:35 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Number of Teachers: 39
Events
Back to School Night: Aug. 14, 5 - 7 p.m.
Sappington Parent Teacher Group (SPTG)
First Meeting: Sept. 10, 6:45 p.m.
SPTG Meetings:
Second Thursday of month, 6:45 p.m.
nity work together in partnership to promote
lifelong learning. Focusing on students’ strengths,
we strive to ensure that each child will:
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• actively participate in a challenging curriculum
supported by resources and technology
• achieve personal academic success
• demonstrate responsibility, respect and caring
• apply knowledge to become responsible citizens

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harry s truman elementary school

Megan
Stryjewski
Principal

Craig
Hamby
Administrative Intern
School Information contacts About truman
Address: Secretary: Grades: K-5
12225 Eddie & Park Rd. Terri Musante 2008-09 Enrollment: 860
St. Louis, MO 63127 Nurse: School Hours: 8:45 a.m. - 3:25 p.m.
Darla Al-Jureidini Number of Teachers: 50
Phone Numbers: Counselors:
314-729-2470 Robbie Engel & Velina Critchlow Events
314-729-2475 (Attendance) PTG President: Ice Cream Social:
Leslie Weiss Aug. 14, 3 p.m.
Web Site: Truman Parents’ Group First Meeting:
www.lindberghschools.ws Sept. 16, 9 a.m.
Click on Truman Curriculum Nights & Town Hall Meeting
(Adults Only):
Grades 1-2, Aug. 27, 6 p.m.
About Truman: Grades 3-5, Aug. 28, 6 p.m.
Harry S Truman School opened as an
elementary school in the fall of 1991. The Truman family includes Special School Ribbon School, a 2009 Missouri Gold Star
Originally built in 1963 as a middle school, District self-contained language classes, SSD School and winner of a Promising Practices
increasing enrollment in the district’s four Early Childhood Education classes and classes award from the Character Education
other elementary schools made it necessary of PEGS students (St. Louis Regional Program Partnership. Truman received two Missouri
to redraw boundaries and open a fifth ele- for Exceptionally Gifted Students), the LEAP Top Ten designations for MAP performance
mentary school. classes (Lindbergh Eager Achievers Program) from the Department of Elementary and
Truman serves the largest geographic area and ELL classes (English Language Learners). Secondary Education in 2008.
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lindbergh early childhood education

Charlene
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Director
School Information contacts About lindbergh ece
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St. Louis, MO 63128 Family & Child Resource Coordinator: Pre-K
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Web Site: School-Age Coordinator:
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About Lindbergh Early Childhood:
Open to families from any school district, LECE
offers a variety of part-day and full-day pro-
grams. Programs include early childhood edu-
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extended day, and summer camps.
Lindbergh Early Childhood Education (LECE)
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Missouri and the National Association for the
Educaton of Young Children. Classroom teach-
ers are Early Childhood certified.
LECE recently received its second Promising
Practice award from the Character Education
Partnership.
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Part-day, thematic mini-camps for pre-
schoolers are held at Concord School. Truman
Elementary School holds full-day camp for
kindergarten to age 12. Full-day camps
include weekly swimming and field trips.
Parents as Teachers (PAT)
PAT is a free parent education support
program for any family that has children pre-
natal to 5 years. Experience has shown that
PAT can produce confident, competent par-
ents and happy, well-rounded, academically-
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lindbergh board of education

Kenneth A. Fey Dr. Vic Lenz Janine M. Fabick Mark R. Rudoff

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer

Mission Statement
To develop competent and car-
ing graduates through exceptional
programs, services and personnel.

The Lindbergh student is:

David L. Peek
Director
Lindbergh’s Board of Education is
composed of seven elected directors who
serve without compensation. Members
are elected at large to serve staggered
terms of three years each. There is no
limit on the number of terms a member
may serve.
Donald L. Bee Kathleen O. Kienstra
Director Director
Regular meetings of the Board of
Education are held on the second Tuesday
of each month at 7:30 p.m. Meetings are
held in the Board Room of the
Administration Building, 4900 S. Lindbergh
Blvd., or at one of the schools. Meetings
are open to the public.
• Competent
• A person of character
The Lindbergh Promise
We promise that throughout your
time with us we will meet the high stan-
dards of instruction you have come to
expect from Lindbergh. If anything isn’t
right, we promise to do our best to make
it right.

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LINDBERGH SCHOOL DISTRICT FOUNDATION

The Lindbergh School District
Foundation is an independent, nonprofit
organization dedicated to supporting
Lindbergh’s commitment to excellence in
education. The Foundation’s mission is to:
• Endow and administer funds that
award scholarships to Lindbergh High
School students
• Support programs and projects in the
Lindbergh School District that
enhance the educational experience
for students
• Strengthen the bond between the
Lindbergh School District, the alumni
and the community
Programs of the Lindbergh School
District Foundation:
The Spirit of Lindbergh Teacher Grant
Program awards grants of up to $500
each year to district teachers who propose
innovative and exciting projects for their
classrooms. Five teachers and more than
150 students benefitted directly from these
grants in 2009 alone.
The LSDF Scholarship Program man-
ages and administers not only its own
LSDF Scholarship Fund, but a number of
additional scholarships established in the
names of retired and deceased teachers,
administrators, parents and alumni. In
2009, 11 scholarships were awarded for a
total of $12,000.
Lindbergh Partners Committee is a
group of district parents, alumni, teachers
and coaches who raise funds for selected
capital projects throughout the district that
cannot be funded with district funds due to
budget constraints or other considerations.
Possible projects include the installation of
artificial turf on the high school athletic
fields, the creation of a grassy “quad” at the
center of the LHS campus, the refurbish-
ment of the Sperreng Little Theater, and a
walking track at Crestwood Elementary.
LHS Alumni Association (LHSAA)
Committee provides several scholarships
to Lindbergh High School seniors and
supports various LHS programs using
funds raised through membership dues,
alumni events and outright donations
from alumni. LHSAA also maintains the
alumni database, assists in organizing
class reunions, coordinates alumni events
and awards ceremonies, and helps sup-
port targeted LSDF initiatives.

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LINDBERGH HISTORY
Lindbergh School District encompass-
es approximately 28 square miles in the
southwestern portion of St. Louis County,
Missouri, and serves a community of
approximately 46,000 residents.
Lindbergh is a well-established residen-
tial, suburban community with a diverse
economic base made up of large retail-
ers, shopping centers, restaurants and
service providers.
The district currently has one early
childhood center, five elementary schools,
one middle school and one high school
that serve approximately 5,600 students,
a number that has remained stable for
several years. More than 400 dedicated
teachers, 75 percent of whom have
advanced degrees, are employed
throughout the District and an additional
300 administrators, support, mainte-
nance and security personnel complete
the staff.
At Lindbergh, the focus on excellence
in education extends beyond academics,
to embrace social and moral develop-
ment in athletics, extra-curricular activi-
ties and nationally recognized character
education programs.

LINDBERGH’S OASIS TUTORS

Lindbergh School District’s OASIS
program will enter its 20th year in
2010. The OASIS tutoring program
pairs older adults with individual stu-
dents (K-4) at one of Lindbergh’s five
elementary schools.
The tutors meet one-on-one with
their student for one hour a week dur-
ing school. Tutors help students
advance reading and writing skills.
Tutors don’t have to have a back-
ground in teaching, just a love for
children.
To learn more, contact Laura
Iannazzo, at 314-729-2400, ext. 3689.

SENIOR ASSOCIATES LUNCHEONS

Senior citizens in the Lindbergh School
District are invited to participate in the
“Senior Associates Luncheon” program,
held on the first Wednesday of the month,
October through May. Residents of the
district, age 60 and older, are eligible to
attend. Senior Associates Luncheons
include a delicious meal, musical perfor- Seniors may also sign up for a Senior
mances by Lindbergh students, guest Associates Gold Card for free admission
speakers, attendance prizes and more! to school sponsored events including
Each program begins at 9:30 a.m. concerts, plays, dress rehearsals and
and ends by 11 a.m. The cost is $4.50. athletic events.
Luncheons are held in the cafeteria at For more information, call
Truman Elementary School. 314-729-2400, ext. 8775.

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PARENT MEETINGS
High School Mother’s Club
Sept. 8. . . . . 9 a.m. General
Sept. 22. . . . 9 a.m. Board
Oct. 13. . . . . 7 p.m. General
Oct. 27. . . . . 9 a.m. Board
Nov. 10 . . . . 9 a.m. General
Nov. 24 . . . . 9 a.m. Board
Dec. 15 . . . . 9 a.m. Board
Jan. 12. . . . . 9 a.m. General
Jan. 25. . . . . 9 a.m. Board
Feb. 9. . . . . . 7 p.m. General
Feb. 23. . . . . 9 a.m. Board
March 9. . . . 9 a.m. General
March 23. . . 9 a.m. Board
April 13 . . . . 9 a.m. General
April 27 . . . . 9 a.m. Board
May 11. . . . . Installation Lunch
Sperreng Middle School
Mother’s Club
meets 9 a.m. in Library
Aug. 20, Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 19,
Dec. 3, Jan. 28, Feb. 25, March 25,
April 22, May 6
Sperreng Middle School PTO
meets 7 p.m. in Library
Sept. 24, Nov. 19, Feb. 25, April 22
crestwood pto meetings
meets 7 p.m.
Sept. 10, Oct. 8, Nov. 12, Dec. 10, Jan 14,
Feb. 11, March 11, April 8, May 13
kennerly PTP Meetings
meets 7 p.m.
Aug. 25, Sept. 15, Oct. 20, Nov. 17,
Jan. 19, Feb. 16, March 23, April 20
long pto meetings lindbergh parent
meets 7 p.m. in Library
Sept. 3, Nov. 5, Feb. 4, March 3,
advisory council
April 1, May 6 district L-pac
meets in Admin. Building
sappington ptg meetings
Sept. 9. . . . . 7 p.m.
meets 6:45 p.m. in Cafe
Oct. 8, 15 & 22. . . 7 p.m.
Sept. 10, Oct. 9, Nov. 12, Jan. 14,
(“Planning for the Future” Special
Feb. 11, March 9, April 8, May 20
Series, Sperreng’s Library)
truman ptg general meetings Nov. 11 . . . . 7 p.m.
meets in Cafe Jan. 13. . . . . 7 p.m.
Sept. 15. . . . 9 a.m. Feb. 10. . . . . 12 p.m.
Oct. 20. . . . . 7 p.m. March 10. . . 7 p.m.
Nov. 17 . . . . 9 a.m. April 14 . . . . 12 p.m.
Jan. 19. . . . . 7 p.m.
ECE L-pac
Feb. 16. . . . . 9 a.m.
Oc. 19 . . . . . 6 p.m.
March 23. . . 7 p.m.
Jan. 21. . . . . 12:45 p.m.
April 20 . . . . 9 a.m.
crestwood L-pac
May 18. . . . . 7 p.m.
Sept. 10. . . . 6 p.m.
truman ptg board meetings
meets 9 a.m. in Conference Room kennerly L-pac
Sept. 1, Oct. 6, Nov. 3, Dec. 1, Jan 5, Sept. 15. . . . 7 p.m.
Feb. 2, March 2, April 6, May 4 long L-pac
LECE family foundation Oct. 7. . . . . . 4 p.m.
meets 6:30 p.m. sappington L-pac
Sept. 3, Oct. 1, Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7, Sept. 24. . . . 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 4, March 4, April 1, May 6
TRUMAN L-pac
Sept. 23. . . . 6 p.m.
SPERRENG L-pac
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Sept. 16. . . . 6 p.m.
Jan. 19. . . . . 6 p.m.
lhs L-pac
Oct. 8. . . . . . 9 a.m.
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All responsible public agencies are
required to locate, evaluate, and iden-
tify children with disabilities who are
under the jurisdiction of the agency,
regardless of the severity of the dis-
ability, including non-resident children
attending private schools; highly
mobile children, such as migrant and
homeless children; and children who
are suspected of having a disability
and in need of special education even
though they are advancing from grade
to grade.
The Lindbergh School District in
partnership with the Special School
District of St. Louis County assure that
a free, appropriate public education
(FAPE) is provided to all eligible chil-
dren with disabilities between the
ages of 3 and 21 under their jurisdic-
tion. Disabilities include autism, deaf/
blindness, emotional disorders, hear-
ing impairment and deafness, mental
retardation, multiple disabilities, ortho-
pedic impairment, other health impair-
ments, specific learning disabilities,
speech or language impairment, trau-
matic brain injury, visual impairment/
blindness and young child with a
developmental delay.
The Lindbergh School District in
partnership with the Special School
District of St. Louis County assure that
it will provide information and referral
services necessary to assist the State in
the implementation of early interven-
tion services for infants and toddlers
eligible for the Missouri’s First Steps
Program.
The Lindbergh School District in
partnership with the Special School
District of St. Louis County assure that
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Lindbergh School District students and faculty display their artwork at “The Hangar,” a new off-
campus community art gallery at Crestwood Court, on Watson Road. The gallery is open to the public.
personally identifiable information col- St. Louis County has developed a
lected, used, or maintained by the local Compliance Plan for imple-
districts for the purposes of identifica- mentation of State Regulations for
tion, evaluation, placement or provi- the Individuals with Disabilities
sion of FAPE of children with disabili- Education Act - 2004 (IDEA-2004).
ties may be inspected and/or reviewed This Plan and School Board Policies
by their parents/guardians. Parents/ contain the district’s procedures
guardians may request amendment to regarding storage, disclosure to
the educational record if the parent/ third parties, retention and destruc-
guardian believes the record is inac- tion of personally identifiable infor-
curate, misleading, or violates the pri- mation and the district’s assurances
vacy or other rights of their child. that services are provided in compli-
Parents have the right to file com- ance with General Education
plaints with the U.S. Department of Provision Act (GEPA). This Plan is
Education or the Missouri Department available for public review in the
of Elementary and Secondary Education Office of the Superintendent of
concerning alleged failures by the dis- Schools during regular school hours
trict to meet the requirements of the on days school is in session.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy This notice will be provided in
Act (FERPA). native languages as appropriate.
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Kids, Sports and Contact Lenses

Question: Carrie Gaines, O.D.
My nine-year-old plays sports year round. Board Certified Optometrist
Wearing glasses is really inconvenient.
Richard Wieder, M.D.
They slip, get smudged and sometimes get Board Certified Ophthalmologist
knocked off. At what age can a child wear
contact lenses or are there other options? 314 . 842 . 5070
Answer: Dr. Gaines and patient
For kids, ages 8 and up. involved in competitive sports, dance or theater, soft daily disposable lenses are a
great solution when glasses get in the way. There is no need to clean and disinfect the contact lenses since they
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