The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education will vote on the 2020 blended tax rate at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, during the annual scheduled tax rate hearing. This year’s proposed blended rate is $4.0309...
By Susan Spanel
For the Call
Originally published January 2, 1992
Efforts to incorporate South County were the top news stories in 1991, followed by school news both good and bad.
Mehlville’s continuing...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com
Lindbergh Schools will soon have half of its $105 million bond issue for a new high school in hand after a $40 million bond sale last week.
The...
Editorial
Lindbergh Schools is asking the public to vote for a $105 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue next month, called Prop R for Safe and Ready.
The bond issue would not increase the district’s...
Continuing the trend of recent years, next year’s proposed budget for Lindbergh Schools shows a slight surplus, with most new money in the $84 million budget paying for student growth and raises.
The...
By Gloria Lloyd
News Editor
glorialloyd@callnewspapers.com
Lindbergh Schools has racked up top statewide rankings over the last decade, but now it has another, less positive one: It is the last district...
By Mike Anthony
Executive Editor
news1@callnewspapers.com
Lindbergh Schools officials are seeing a “high number” of tax protests this year that, if successful, could negatively impact the district’s...
Lindbergh Schools has earned $97,772.77 in rebates since 2006 by using a purchasing card to pay for district expenditures.
Mike Parnell, associate executive director of member relations for Missouri School...
Independent certified public accounting firm Kerber, Eck & Braeckel LLP recently presented a perfect audit for Lindbergh Schools.
Under state law, public school districts are required to submit biennial...
The Lindbergh Board of Education recently voted unanimously to set the district’s 2017 blended operating tax rate at $3.4431 per $100 of assessed valuation, a decrease of 23 cents.
The district’s...
