Concord Elementary School is proud to be a National Blue Ribbon School, and we are honored to be a part of your student's educational experience. Our learning environment includes a state-of-the-art gym, updated art and music rooms, a courtyard to facilitate outdoor education, and the latest technology in all grade-level classrooms. Concord boasts an average daily attendance rate of more than 97 percent, and we strive to build a strong connection between home and school, so that all students receive the best elementary experience.
This page is a link to the classrooms of Mr. Langevin, Mr. Jones, Ms. Arens, Ms. Capobianco and Mr. Cange at Lindbergh High School in St. Louis, Missouri.
This page is a way for parents in our classroom to see what is happening on a daily basis.
Check this page for updates about what's going on on Team 6 Green at Sperreng Middle School. We'll periodically post reminders about upcoming dates and events. We'll also post pictures of things going on at Sperreng.
Our team meets on Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1:00-1:40pm. If you are interested in meeting with us, please call Mr. Giesing at 314-729-2400 ext. 2112 to set up an appointment. Social Studies: Mr. Mark Giesing ([email protected]) Pre-Algebra/Algebra: Mr. Rob Pryor ([email protected]) Science: Ms. Amber Haarmann ([email protected]) English Language Arts: Ms. Kristin Goehri ([email protected])
A place for Lindbergh High School students to come for guidance and assistance with any aspect of the writing process. Teachers and peer tutors in the Lindbergh Writing Center work with students on brainstorming, outlines, editing, thesis statements, organization, style, idea development, MLA formatting, and much more! The LWC is open Monday - Friday all seven class periods. In addition, Mrs. Rapp will be in Room 129 Tuesdays and Thursdays after school from 2:30-3:30 for After School Instruction help in English. At After School Instruction (ASI) you can also serve detention or attendance makeup hours. Students looking to use the LWC can stop by, make an appointment, and get a pass to come during their Learning Lab. Teachers can also write students a pass to come to the LWC at anytime.
Lindbergh High School is proud to be a 2012 National Blue Ribbon School. In addition, LHS has been recognized by Newsweek, U.S. News and World Report, and The Washington Post as one of America's top high schools. The school's motto is "We are Lindbergh," and students and staff exhibit spirit, service, citizenship and excellence on a daily basis. LHS' communication arts and math scores are among the top in the state, and students are also offered Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses.
Early Childhood Education at Lindbergh Schools is comprised of PAT, preschool and before and after school programs. Our main ECE Center, on Lindbergh Blvd, provides full day preschool as well as morning and afternoon classes for early childhood special education. ECE West, located on the Truman Middle School campus, provides part day preschool and morning and afternoon classes for early childhood special education. PAT events occur at both locations. Flyers' Club, the before and after school program, operates at each Lindbergh elementary school.
Katie Therina has been a part of Lindbergh Early Childhood Education since 2008 and has been teaching in the Monkey Room since 2010. She is certified in birth through sixth grade and received her bachelor's degree in education with a teaching certificate for early childhood and elementary education from Southeast Missouri State University. Katie is also CPR and First-Aid certified. Katie says she enjoys teaching young children because she loves helping them understand how the world works and teaching them how to interact with other children socially.
Lisa Janis has been teaching in the Lion Room at Lindbergh Early Childhood Education since 1993. She received her bachelor's degree in child and family development from Truman State University and her teaching certificate and master's degree in early childhood education from Webster University. Lisa is trained in Project Construct Curriculum. She is also CPR and First-Aid certified. Lisa takes pride in seeing how children grow and become logical thinkers, which will help them throughout their learning years. In 2013, Lisa was named the National Child Care Teacher of the Year by the Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Foundation. Lisa was also named Lindbergh Schools' Teacher of the Year in 2013.
Alexandria Sykes joined Lindbergh Early Childhood Education in 2015 and has been in early childhood education since 2014. She earned her bachelor’s degree and teaching certification in early childhood education and elementary education from Missouri Baptist University. Alex is also certified in CPR and First-Aid. Alex's goal is to provide a safe, caring and fun environment where all of her students feel accepted and loved.
If you know your child's letter days for P.E., click on our calendar link for what days of the week they come to P.E.: http://goo.gl/Yne40U Visit our blog at http://peatsappington.blogspot.com/ to find out about all of our other exiting programs!