Lindbergh Community Ed and Rec

Little Medical School inspires young minds by sharing our passion for learning, health, and careers in medicine. Through hands-on activities, role-play, and interactive demonstrations, children explore the exciting world of healthcare. All programs are written by experienced educators, board-certified physicians, and trained healthcare professionals. Our classes are led by trained Little Medical School ® Instructors. Little Vet Canine Companions: Become a paw-some veterinarian! Camp participants will roleplay the key responsibilities in a vet office and learn how to care for their plush canine patients. These future veterinarians will learn how to remove ticks, perform a nose-to-tail exam, understand proper animal nutrition and hydration, decode dog body language, and more! Little Vet Feline Friends: Become a purr-fect veterinarian! Camp participants adopt a plush feline patient and learn how vets help take care of pet cats. These future veterinarians will learn how to perform a tip-to-tail exam, suture lacerations, to set up a litter box and safe areas for their pet, make cat toys, and more! Little Vet Equine: Biting at the bit to learn more about horses? This equine camp is for you! Become a vet for a week and learn all about the care and maintenance of a horse. Take an oath and use real medical tools to keep your newly adopted plush horse happy and healthy. After learning about horse anatomy, riding styles, and nutrition you can ride into the sunset with your diploma. Giddy up! Wilderness Medicine Camp: Conquer the great outdoors! Camp participants will role play emergency situations in the wild and learn how to prepare for natural disasters. These future emergency medics will learn about snake bites, hypothermia, tourniquets, poisonous plants, edible plants, distress signals, forest fires, tornadoes, mosquito bites, and more. Sports Medicine: Step into the big leagues! Participants will discover the all-star team behind their favorite athletes! From physical therapists to nutritionists, get a peek at how the pros stay in top shape. Plus, learn how to treat common sports injuries and stay extra hydrated. We'll even delve into Tommy John Surgery! Little Pediatrician Camp: Be Your Baby’s First Doctor! Students will roleplay the key responsibilities of a pediatrician and learn how to care for a baby. Participants adopt their own adorable plush and learn how to change, bathe, burp, swaddle, and bottle feed a baby. These future doctors will explore the different parts of the brain and spine, perform a physical exam, administer first aid, and discover the functions of the heart and lungs. Little Doctor School Camp: Inspired learning today - healthy futures tomorrow! Camp participants will roleplay the key responsibilities of a doctor and learn about vital organs in the human body. These future doctors will learn how to use a stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, and reflex hammer. They will practice administering first aid, learn how pharmacists play a role in administering medications, and more! STEM Sleuths Camp: Students will conduct experiments on fingerprinting, collecting shoe prints, chromatography, composite drawing, facial reconstruction, toxicology, and handwriting analysis. The class culminates in the forensic student team working together to solve a crime.

Drop your child off for a couple hours of fun! Open gyms are for anyone who wants to come try out gymnastics equipment, work on routines and skills, or just play and have fun! You do not have to be a gymnast and anyone ages 6 - 14 is welcome. There will be coaches there to supervise play but will not be providing formal instruction and/or skill spotting.

Have a blast playing games like kickball, flag tag, soccer, football, relay races, wax museum, floor is lava, and so much more! The activities are always changing and debriefed to add educational reflection. Offered in partnership with The Recreation Academy.

Team Build your skills and gain confidence through competitive gymnastics! Team primarily operates year-round. Practice fees are paid monthly August-June and include your AAU membership. Any meet fees or apparel will be separate. Competition apparel must be purchased at the start of the fall. Registration for July practices will be available in February with the release of our Summer Catalog. Teams typically compete in at least 6 area meets. We travel to areas such as St. Charles, Poplar Bluff, Farmington, and other AAU sanctioned meets that may require extra travel. Teams typically compete in at least 6 area meets. We travel to areas such as St. Charles, Poplar Bluff, Farmington, and other AAU sanctioned meets that may require extra travel. Level 1 & 2 are competing teams for gymnasts with 75% or more of the required skills in the routines, or gymnasts that have completed Pre-Team with excellence. Xcel Bronze, Silver, Gold, & Platinum are competing teams with free form level providing variety of skills to choose from and the ability to create a unique routine. For girls with 75% or more of the required skills in the routines Xcel Bronze, Silver, Gold, & Platinum are competing teams with free form level providing variety of skills to choose from and the ability to create a unique routine. For girls with 75% or more of the required skills in the routines. Pre-Team Learn what it takes to become a Flyers Gymnast! For gymnast with a strong foundation. Acquire routines and skills for team. Want to tryout for our gymnastics team? For gymnastics team inquiries or to schedule a tryout, email Kara Wiehage at karawiehage@lindberghschools.ws

PRESCHOOL Our preschool classrooms are for children who are 1-2 years from kindergarten eligibility. Classroom placements are based upon kindergarten cohorts. To read more about the details of our school day click on the link below. Enrollment for the 24-25 School Year for our Full Day Program has been completed. At this time we do not anticipate having more spots available, however, you can still get your child on our waitlist. Our Part Day Program has limited space available for the 24-25 School Year. Typical Daily Schedule: 7:00-8:05 am Arrival and Breakfast 8:05-2:55 pm School Day 2:55-5:30 pm LECE Aftercare All teachers are certified by the state of Missouri, birth-3rd grade. All full time classroom support staff span the school day and into aftercare, providing continuity through the day. There is no additional payment needed for using aftercare. Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks are provided at no additional cost, depending on the time of class. Summer Camp continuous enrollment is offered to full day students. Students do not need to be toilet trained to enroll. Teachers use an online assessment portfolio and communication tool, allowing families to see ongoing student growth and learning. Teachers engage in ongoing assessment and instruction, using the district's trimester school year model. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE EARLY LEARNING Our youngest students, those who are ages 2-3, are our Early Learners. Our Early Learning classrooms are for children who are 2-3 years from kindergarten eligibility. Classroom placements are based upon kindergarten cohorts. To read more about the details of our school day click on the link below. Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks are provided at no additional cost, depending on the time of class. Summer Camp continuous enrollment is offered to full day students. Students do not need to be toilet trained to enroll. Staff use an online assessment portfolio and communication tool, allowing families to see ongoing student growth and learning. Staff engage in ongoing assessment and instruction, using the district's trimester school year model. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS If you have received email notification from Bridget Baudrexl in the ECE Office confirming your placement for the 24-25 School Year, continue to the steps below. All others, please CLICK HERE to be added to the waiting list. Your child has to be born before placing on the waitlist. Click Enroll Now below to begin the registration process. You'll first be asked to create an Eleyo account. After creating your (parent's) profile, you will be asked to create a profile for your child. Please enter your child's name and date of birth. YOU DO NOT NEED TO ENTER INFORMATION FOR GRADE, ATTENDING SCHOOL OR TEACHER. After creating your Eleyo account, you will complete registration by choosing your child's class and answering additional registration questions.