South St. Louis County News

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South St. Louis County News

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South St. Louis County News

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Lindbergh board, administrators meet with clergy

Guests at the annual Lindbergh Schools clergy breakfast, back row, from left, are: the Rev. Jeff Cloeter and the Rev. Daniel Meyer, Christ Memorial Lutheran Church; Ken Hornok, South County Bible Church; the Rev. Mark Smith, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church; the Rev. John Childers, South County Baptist Church; Board of Education member Gary Ujka; the Rev. Thomas Schoech, Lutheran Church of the Resurrection; Nathan Panke, Southgate Church; and Richard LaBore, Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. Front row, from left, are: Board of Education Vice President Don Bee; the Rev. Mark Revisky and Teguh Djaja, Crestwood Christian Church; Board of Education member Jennifer Miller; Peggy Brinkmann, St. Catherine LaBoure Catholic Church; the Rev. Carol Keller, St. Lucas United Church of Christ; and Board of Education President Kathy Kienstra.
Guests at the annual Lindbergh Schools clergy breakfast, back row, from left, are: the Rev. Jeff Cloeter and the Rev. Daniel Meyer, Christ Memorial Lutheran Church; Ken Hornok, South County Bible Church; the Rev. Mark Smith, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church; the Rev. John Childers, South County Baptist Church; Board of Education member Gary Ujka; the Rev. Thomas Schoech, Lutheran Church of the Resurrection; Nathan Panke, Southgate Church; and Richard LaBore, Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. Front row, from left, are: Board of Education Vice President Don Bee; the Rev. Mark Revisky and Teguh Djaja, Crestwood Christian Church; Board of Education member Jennifer Miller; Peggy Brinkmann, St. Catherine LaBoure Catholic Church; the Rev. Carol Keller, St. Lucas United Church of Christ; and Board of Education President Kathy Kienstra.

Lindbergh Board of Education members and administrators recently met with representatives from local churches to provide an update on district programs and discuss how both institutions can work together to meet the needs of students.

In particular, administrators and clergy discussed the growing number of young families who are moving to the area and how to serve them well.

“Churches and schools have a common goal, and that is to provide positive support for families, safe places for them to gather and a solid foundation for the future,” Superintendent Jim Simpson stated in a news release. “Both institutions play vital roles in our community, and regular communication helps us all stay strong.”