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Students put on makeup and design costumes backstage at a rehearsal.
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The new track
MJ Abercrombie (12) dribbles the ball up the court as the Point Guard for the Flyers. The Lindbergh Flyers took part in the Green and Gold game on November 18th. It was a great, fun way to start off the season. I’m excited for what's to come,”MJ said.
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The walkout organizer, Kylie Stafford (12), poses with her protest sign at the walkout location. The sign says, "Even the people's lady is an immigrant."
A Lindbergh freshman holds up a sign reading, "Hate will never make America great. Human rights belong to everyone" at the protest.
Students protest on the sidewalk of Lindbergh Blvd.
Homecoming pilot story!
Freshman Morgan Henderson plays defense in the net in the game versus the Ladue Rams on October 14th to help the goalie out. The game ended in a 3-0 defeat at Flyers Field. “As a defender, it is my job to help out in net when my goalie plays a ball,” Henderson said.
Freshman Grace Lietner returns a serve with a backhand during a match on September 10th against the Ladue Rams. Although the team lost 0-9, Grace performed well, winning both her doubles and singles matches. “Even though we lost, I still thought our team put up a good fight and I enjoyed seeing their determination”.
The new track
Tearing up the track

Kelly Forbes | February 25, 2026

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Students protest on the sidewalk of Lindbergh Blvd.

Lindbergh Students Protest Immigration Crackdown

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Freshman Grace Lietner returns a serve with a backhand during a match on September 10th against the Ladue Rams. Although the team lost 0-9, Grace performed well, winning both her doubles and singles matches. “Even though we lost, I still thought our team put up a good fight and I enjoyed seeing their determination”.

Freshman on Fire

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A Lindbergh freshman holds up a sign reading, "Hate will never make America great. Human rights belong to everyone" at the protest.

Photos from February 19 Walkout

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Homecoming pilot story!

Homecoming pilot story!

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Shipp coaching

Shipp Sets Sail

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Lindbergh High School student, Fiona Le (11), demonstrates the use of phones in school. Lindbergh High School students and staff are impacted by the anti-phone bill, or Senate Bill 68, signed by Missouri's governor on July 9, 2025. "Restricting phone use should be America's least priority in schools."

Lindbergh faces Anti-phone Bill

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