The Lindbergh Board of Education unanimously approved its 2022 blended tax rate Sept. 15. The rate includes the lowest possible residential tax rate in the state.
The board approved a $3.9332 blended...
The Lindbergh Board of Education unanimously approved the 2021 blended tax rate at its annual tax rate hearing Sept. 16.
The Board of Education approved a blended tax rate of $3.8276, a slight decrease...
Every South County school district will be using an influx of federal money over the next three years to address challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, in what one local school leader is calling...
Superintendent Tony Lake has spent three years at the helm of Lindbergh Schools and is set to lead the district for at least another three after the Board of Education extended his contract through 2024.
After...
The new developers of the Crestwood mall site are wasting no time seeking new tax-increment financing for the 47-acre former Crestwood Plaza, with the latest version of the Crestwood TIF Commission kicking...
One of the first signs of progress on the new Lindbergh High School is a renovated Gym 3, which was completed last week except for finishing touches just in time for basketball season.
The Flyers boys...
As part of Lindbergh Schools’ Proposition R no-tax-rate-increase bond issue in April 2019, voters approved funding safe, future-ready campuses across Lindbergh with single, secure main entrances...
Lindbergh Schools is going to give a computer to every K-12 student through a 1:1 technology program starting this summer and extending over the next three years, in a decision made even before school...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com
The Lindbergh Board of Education voted on two important Prop R action items last week, setting in motion the first steps toward building a...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com
As part of the Prop R bond issue that will fund a new Lindbergh High School, every other Lindbergh school will also get more secure entrances...
