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The nationally ranked Lindbergh Flyerettes Dance Team wants to teach you a
dance! Don’t miss your chance to perform on the LHS football field at halftime!!!
Ages Kindergarten – 8th grade
Clinics Tuesday, October 15 4:00-6:00 pm
Thursday, October 17 4:00-6:00 pm
*participants wear comfortable clothing & tennis shoes
Performance Friday, October 18 7:00 pm game time
Location LHS Commons (clinics)
LHS football field (performance)
Cost $30, due with registration
Includes 4 hours of awesome dance instruction and fun choreography,
performance on the field with the Flyerettes during football
halftime and T-shirt. Girl Scout iron-on participation patch
(pictured left) and Brownie Dance Badge also available for
$1.50 each. Patches must be ordered when registering.
Registration Due Tuesday, October 1
Sign Up Please fill out the form at www.flyerettes.com/clinics. Please
note, registration is not complete until we receive your
check made payable to “FOF”.
Send Check To Friends of the Lindbergh Flyerettes
c/o Sharon Lake
10511 Wisteria Lane
St. Louis, MO 63126
Questions? Email Sharon Lake, sharonlake92@gmail.com

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Megan Meier Foundation
The Megan Meier Foundation’s hope is to make a difference through spreading Megan’s story along with
educating students, parents, educators, and other professionals on the devastating consequences of bullying and
cyberbullying. With technology ever changing, the dangers the internet presents and the lack of education and
legal protection, now is the time to be active in protecting children and encouraging them to have successful,
positive lives online, on the playground and in the hallways. The ultimate goal is to empower children to have
empathetic responses and to stand up for one another and continue the Foundation’s mission.
To bring awareness, education and promote positive change to
children, parents, and educators in response to the ongoing bullying and
cyberbullying in our children’s daily environment.
History
On October 16, 2006, Tina Meier’s life took a devastating turn
when her 13 year old daughter, Megan Taylor Meier, took her
own life after being cyberbullyed by her adult neighbor. In
December of 2007, Tina Meier, founded the non-profit Megan
Meier Foundation. Tina travels throughout the country on
behalf of the Foundation as a keynote speaker giving
presentations to K-12 schools, college campuses, youth rally
programs, internet safety summits, educator/school resource
officer/counselor trainings, parents, and
community/professional organizations. The Foundation has
since reached over 120,000 children and adults across the
nation, presented at the U.S. Department of Education’s
Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools National Conference in
Washington, D.C., created annual Workshops for St. Louis
Area students and created a scholarship fund for students
making a difference.
Programs
o Speaking Presentations
o Leadership Workshops
o Teen Voices
o Megan Meier Memorial Scholarships
o Megan Meier Day
Events
o Golf Tournament
o Celebration for Change
515 Jefferson Street, Suite A St. Charles, MO 63301
www.meganmeierfoundation.org 636.757.3501
501(c)(3) non-profit EIN: 26-1523923
Mission
About the Foundation
*160,000 students stay home from school each day due to bullying
*1 in 10 students miss, drop out, or change schools due to bullying
*Over 50% of youth have experienced cyberbullying- the same
number has engaged in cyberbullying
*Youth involved in sexting are 30% more likely to be bullied
*Children who are bullied are five times more likely to be depressed
and suicidal
*1 in 16 high school students report having made a suicide attempt in
the past school year