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June 10, 2026
Registration for the 26-27 School Year is Open
Hello Lindop families,This is a friendly reminder that registration for the 2026–2027 school year will be open from June 8th through July 6th.To complete your returning student registration, please...
June 10, 2026
2026-2027 School Calendar Was Approved by the Lindop Board of Education on May 13, 2026
Click here to view the 2026-2027 School Year Calendar.
Building Bright Futures
Edmund F. Lindop School District 92 is more than a place to learn—it's a place where students build confidence, develop lifelong skills, and create meaningful connections. We are committed to fostering a welcoming environment that inspires curiosity, achievement, and success for every learner.
Stop Bullying. Take Action.
Together, we can maintain a safe, supportive environment where everyone feels secure and respected. Call or text the Lindop Bullying Hotline at (612) 354-6367.
Monthly Moment with President Patterson
Read the latest from Lindop Board of Education President, JP.
Pre-K – 8th Grade Absence Hotline
Attendance matters. Every day counts. Show up, stay engaged, succeed. Call the hotline any time at (708) 786-6499.
A lifelong love of learning will be instilled through continuously positive and nurturing educational experiences.
As a result of our high expectations, we produce well-educated graduates who are equipped to succeed in their future endeavors.
Learning is enriched by exploring and respecting a diversity of perspectives and ideas.
What We Believe
Our shared principles define the values, expectations, and partnerships that support student success both in and beyond the classroom.
Every stakeholder of the Lindop community is committed to working as a team to achieve a high quality education for all students.
Personal responsibility is essential for achieving academic excellence.
The foundation of education is a partnership based on mutual respect and shared accountability.
When you cultivate the "the whole child", all students develop the potential for greater opportunities in the future.


