The Lindbergh Board of Education approved changes June 16 to a few policies, including food and transportation prices, as well as changes to the pandemic response plan.
The first item approved by the...
Career and technical education opportunities and programming were presented to the Lindbergh Board of Education May 19.
The presentation was given by Executive Director of Secondary Education Ronni...
Julia Voss, the newest member of the Lindbergh Board of Education, was sworn in on April 12.
Voss, a newcomer to public office, was elected to one of the two open seats on the Lindbergh school board...
The Lindbergh Board of Education may pursue the addition of a student representative after reviewing a possible plan at the May 19 board meeting.
Chief Human Resources Officer Brian McKinney presented...
Lindbergh’s Compass Plan is an outline of “how the work of the superintendent, teaching and learning, human resources, business and finance, and communications departments comes together to support...
Ahead of its budget approval in June, the Lindbergh Board of Education reviewed goals and probable new revenue/expenditures at a board workshop May 5.
Chief Financial Officer Joël Scheible said the...
The Lindbergh Board of Education swore in new member Julia Voss, returning member Jennifer Miller and elected its officers at a meeting April 12.
Voss and incumbent Miller won the two open seats on...
The Call’s candidate questionnaires offer the most complete glimpse you’ll find of candidates’ views leading up to an election. View a complete collection of the Call candidate questionnaires for...
Lindbergh school board
Four candidates — Carrie Clay, incumbent Jennifer Miller, David Randelman and Julia Voss — are seeking two seats.
It’s been several election cycles since we’ve seen a...
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The race for the Lindbergh Board of Education features four candidates running for two open seats...
