January 23, 2020
The Lindbergh High School Orchestra will take part in an exciting overseas collaboration over the next two years, playing alongside the Youth Baroque Orchestra ‘Die Telemänner,’ based in St. Louis’ sister city of Stuttgart, Germany. The LHS orchestra will preview its musical selections Dec. 12 during a holiday concert in the Lindbergh Auditorium, 5000
[ Read More ]Another View By Mike Tsichlis Lindbergh School Board I had the great privilege of recently attending the Lindbergh High School fall theatrical production of George Orwell’s “1984.” The cast and crew are to be commended for their chilling portrayal of a totalitarian society where words, history, and human identity itself are shaped and even erased
[ Read More ]The Lindbergh High School Strolling Strings group traveled to Washington, D.C., this summer with 19 musicians, three chaperones and two directors. The group raised $25,000 through two trivia nights and other smaller events over the past two years to fund the trip. Known for ”strolling” throughout the audience as they play, the group performed on
[ Read More ]Lindbergh High School senior Amela Sijecic was honored by Princeton University last month for her work to make progress toward racial equity in the Lindbergh community. Victoria L. Goldson, chair of the St. Louis region’s Princeton Prize in Race Relations Committee, presented the award to Amela during an all-school assembly last month. Amela is founder
[ Read More ]The National Merit Scholarship Corporation named six Lindbergh High students semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program last week. Approximately 16,000 students earned the honor nationwide. National Merit Semifinalists are high-school seniors who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies. Lindbergh’s honorees include, left to right above, Matthew Meyer, Anne
[ Read More ]Lindbergh High School Class of 2018 members, seen above during their ceremony, will go on to many diverse paths after graduation. Students in Lindbergh High School’s 65th graduating class were awarded more than $21 million in scholarships this year, Principal Eric Cochran said during the Class of 2018’s graduation ceremony last week at Chaifetz Arena.
[ Read More ]Photo by Bill Milligan. The juniors, pictured above at an event Monday at the high school with Principal Eric Cochran, are, from left: Achintya Benegal, Gabriel Martinez, Aditi Seetharaman, Matthew Meyer and Alexander Christian. They join less than 1 percent of students nationwide who score a perfect 36. Five students at Lindbergh High School scored
[ Read More ]Lindbergh High School students headed to college fine arts programs include (back row, L-R) Jacob Blackwell, William Kraus, Eduardo Wassilak, Cullen Curth, Zach Tesch, (middle row, L-R) Dragomir Page, Josh Guehring, John Schilling, (front row, L-R) Magdalene Parker, Rachel Nieters, Anna Stimac and Lauren Wash. Not pictured: Abbey Friedmann Thirteen Lindbergh High School students committed
[ Read More ]Lindbergh High School math teacher Laura Thomas is honored as Lindbergh Schools Teacher of the Year during a surprise announcement April 17. She is pictured here with, left to right, Board of Education Vice President Jennifer Miller, Superintendent Jim Simpson, Assistant Superintendent Brian McKenney and LHS Principal Eric Cochran. Lindbergh High School math teacher
[ Read More ]Two Lindbergh High juniors received a Citizen Service Citation award from the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners for their heroic actions to save a home and the pets inside during a recent fire. Katie Young was walking to her friend’s house when she heard smoke detectors going off in a neighbor’s home. She
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