Lindbergh Senior High School

This is the best school ever and I'm very proud to say i GO here :D
--Submitted by a student

I graduated from Lindbergh High School in 2008! I miss this High School so much. It challenged me and prepared me with so much! I furtherd my eduaction at Missouri State University which most Lindbergh students attend. LHS also had many sport to choose from. I was a Lindbergh Cheerleder from Sophomore to my Senior year. I'm proud to say tht also being the LAST male cheerleder tht LhS had. Go Flyers!
--Submitted by a student

I am a recent former graduate and would like to provide some updated information on my alma mater to better inform prospective parents, etc. Looking back on my high school education, I can proudly say that Lindbergh prepared me for college and my future. I moved around a lot as a child, attending about five other schools. Lindbergh was the first that provided me with an academic challenge. I finally felt that I was learning something of value. Most of the teachers are outstanding, especially in the foreign language, english and business departments. Plus, Lindbergh really focuses on equality and embraces diversity. There are so many ways for students to get involved, from sports to clubs and organizations. I'm sure that's partly why it is a nationally accredited high school. :)
--Submitted by a student

I am in LHS alum and I have to say this high school provided me with the best experience. I transferred into LHS for my junior year from a private high school. Lindbergh provided me with a better education, more opportunities, and more college prep! This high school is amazing and I cannot wait to eventually send my children here!

Lindbergh High School. My Alma Mater. I wish I could say that high school was the best four years of my life, but the faculty and staff of LHS made that a near impossibility. The school cares about nothing other than funding and test scores (which in turn begets more funding). I have a problem with academia in general in respects to that, but at Lindbergh it is constantly crammed in your face that you have to do well on tests so that the school gets this or that recognition. Individual student success is not stressed, but rather 'group success.' The school cares very little about whether or not you 'get it,' but rather whether or not you look like you do.
--Submitted by a parent

Lindbergh is a wonderful high school. It is a place that truly is shaping the future leaders of America. The leadership, through the wonderful welcoming staff and the dedication from the teachers and principals are unmatchable. I would put Lindbergh up against any school. There are so many activities and ways for every student to get involved. Lindbergh's motto this school year is 'One Child at a Time'. And that is just what Lindbergh has done; it can be seen through their greatly increasing test scores. The school is safe, reliable, and when your kids go to school in the morning, you know they will receive a world class education that will help them to become successful in their future. The thing is, Lindbergh's staff and community care for their students and young people that make up the future of St. Louis and the world. Thank you Lindbergh!
--Submitted by a student

I am a former lindbergh graduate. Parent involvement in my day was nil. There were extracurricular activities. Taking the bus there was a living nightmare. There was absolutely no discipline and there was precious little in the classrooms. Some of the teachers are tenured and are horrible. You might get a good education if you are willing to physically fight your way through. While it's true that there are those that succeed it's hard to soar like an eagle when you are surrounded by turkeys. I would most definitely home school if I wanted to know that my child was to arrive home safely and get a real education for the average kid.
--Submitted by a former student

I am a former student of lindbergh and i have to say that academically, they were excellent, although more emphasis was needed on studying due to the fact that there was a lot more studying than worksheets in college. Any extracurricular activities you could ask for are available, even golf. I don't see a whole lot of parental involvement, although there are so many teachers and students involved there isn't much for them to do. All around this is a great school. The only real serious problem i did see was the cliques. There is a serious problem with that. However, i wish i lived in the district so that i could send my daughter there.
--Submitted by Kelly Logan, a former student

Lindbergh is the BEST! i just love going to school there. The atmosphere is so warm and welcoming. The teachers are great and most of them are envolved with sports and/or clubs. They really go the extra mile to help the students (me) learn and comprehend the material they are teaching. And other schools usually make fun of us having 4 buildings, but that just adds the uniquness OF Lindbergh. Everyone there just loves it because on a nice day you can go and get some fresh air and you can see even more people on your way to class. Lindbergh is an amazing school! Take it from me, I go there. GO FLYERS!
--Submitted by Katherine, a student