Lindbergh Schools is touting its status as a “Top Workplace” in St. Louis after being named to the annual list compiled by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
This year is the first time the district has received the honor, which is given to 20 workplaces in St. Louis and decided through surveys of employees.
District employees have added the “Top Workplace” logo to their email signatures, and Superintendent Tony Lake touted the honor during his annual “Listening and Learning” event, which was held virtually this year.
Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Brian McKenney gave more information on the honor during a workshop of the Board of Education Oct. 13.
More accusations against former Lindbergh coach after cold case gets national broadcast
The coach was secretly recorded confessing to what the family of one woman believes were sex crimes against her when she was a student Author: Casey Nolen Updated: 8:21 AM CST December 17, 2020
ST. LOUIS They thought his own words would be enough to convict him. This kind of stuff, if we were the same age, would have been no problem, Jim Wilder is heard saying on an audio recording.
In 2013, after more than a decade of silence, Emilie Morris worked up the courage to go to the police.
She told them Wilder, her former Lindbergh cross country coach, committed sex crimes against her when she was still a student.