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Staff at Lindbergh School’s Kennerly Elementary placed QR codes on stickers that look like shoes across the building, giving students the chance to listen to stories offering them someone else’s perspective. The program is called “Walking a Mile in Someone Else’s Shoes” and when a student scans one of the QR codes, a story comes...
Construction continues this summer on the new Lindbergh High School. The new state-of-the-art high school is funded through Proposition R, passed by district voters in 2019. Prop R is also funding improvements like districtwide secure entry vestibules. Construction has also begun this summer on the safety vestibules at Kennerly Elementary and Truman Middle.
Two and a half years after Proposition R’s initial passage, progress continues around Lindbergh Schools on Prop R projects, like the installation of secure entry vestibules at various buildings and continued construction on the new high school. In April 2019, Lindbergh Schools received the $105 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue after voter approval. Since then,...
Olivia — My New Year’s Resolution is to convince my parents to get me a dog. Lydia — My New Year’s Resolution is to help my parents more and to complain less. Lauren — My New Year’s Resolution is to convince my dad to let me get a West African egg-eating snake. Jack — My New Year’s Resolution is to get better at basketball. Mason — My New Year’s Resolution is to try and stay positive during this pandemic. Avery — My New Year’s Resolution is to write a story two times a month. Daris — My New Year’s Resolution is to stop making messes because I color too much and ...