Thomas Caudle

 

Colin Falk

Leah Callahan

 

Wiam Humadi A-E

425.204.3216

 

       Beth Lumsden F-L

  425-204-3218

 

Corbin Sheffels M-R

425-204-3217

 

       Koy Saechao, S-Z

425-204-3215

 

Christina Park

College & Career Specialist

425-204-3160

 

  Class of 2025 GPA Distribution

Senior Class Size = 278

      GPA                #         %

     3.51-4.00        79       27

     3.01-3.50        67       23

     2.51-3.00        51       17

     2.01-2.50        35       12

      ≤2.00             57       19

Is one of 3 comprehensive high schools in the Renton School District. Located 20 miles southeast of Seattle, Renton has a population of approx. 97,000. Lindbergh opened in 1972. Lindbergh’s on-time graduation rate is 88%. Our diverse school is 27% Asian, 17% Black/African American, 25% Hispanic/ Latino, 19% white, 0.08% of students identify as multi-ethnic, and fewer than 1% of students are American Indian/Alaskan Native or Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander. In the 2018-2019 school year our school moved to a Trimester system, where students take 5 courses each trimester and can earn up to 7.5 credits per year.

 

Approximately 68% of Lindbergh Senior High School graduates enroll in colleges in the year following graduation. Historically, about 45% of our graduates enroll in four-year colleges or universities, and about 22% enroll in two-year community or technical colleges.

 

Lindbergh High School offers Honors Language Arts classes for 9^th &10^th grade students.

 

Total Enrollment                  1219

Grades Enrolled                  9, 10, 11, 12

Class of 2024 Size              289

Accreditation:  Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges

School Year - 3 Trimesters of 12 Weeks

 

The 92 members of the teaching faculty at Lindbergh Senior High School are highly experienced; more than 53% hold Master’s or Doctoral degrees and have been teaching for more than 10 years.  As a comprehensive high school, Lindbergh serves students of all academic levels and abilities, with a general curriculum centered around the core college preparatory academic courses.

 

In order to graduate from Lindbergh High School, students must earn 26.0 credits minimum with the following distribution:

Language Arts                      4.0 credits

Social Studies                       3.0 credits

Mathematics                         3.0 credits

Science                                  3.0 credits

Arts                                         1.0 credits

Health & Fitness                    2.0 credits

World Language                    2.0 credits

Career and Tech Edu            1.0 credit

Electives                                 7.0 credits

 

Grade point average is computed using the grades from all classes each trimester. Grades and GPA are unweighted, and letter grades are converted to points using the following scale:

                Letter Grade           Points

                        A                      4.0

                        A-                     3.7

                        B+                    3.3

                        B                      3.0

                        B-                     2.7

                        C+                    2.3

                        C                      2.0

                        C-                    1.7

                        D+                    1.3

                        D                      1.0

                        F                      0.0

Class rank is based solely upon the unweighted GPA.