The purpose of Divine Savior Lutheran School is to assist Christian parents in the Christ centered education of their children.
We believe that the most important things our children learn are those things which will affect their eternal life.
Therefore, our school teaches all subjects in light of God's word.
First of all, in addition to the other subjects, students will have a class in which they study God's Word.
All other subjects are taught in light of God's Word.
For instance, if while studying any subject we come to an example of something which is obviously not in accord with God's word, we will point this out as part of our lesson.
We use the same standardized tests used by other schools across the nation.
These tests are given in the third, fifth, and seventh grades.
In addition, at the beginning and end of each year reading tests are given to all second through eighth graders and math tests are given to all third through eighth graders.
These tests are some of the tools we use to help measure academic growth and assess any special needs that our students may have.
The purpose ofDivine Savior Lutheran School is to assist
Christian parents in the Christ centered education of their
children. We believe that the most important things our children
learn are those things which will affect their eternal life.
Therefore, our school teaches all subjects in light of God's word.
First of all, in addition to the other subjects, students will have
a class in which they study God's Word. All other subjects are
taught in light of God's Word. For instance, if while studying any
subject we come to an example of something which is obviously not
in accord with God's word, we will point this out as part of our
lesson. We use the same standardized tests used by other schools
across the nation. These tests are given in the third, fifth, and
seventh grades. In addition, at the beginning and end of each year
reading tests are given to all second through eighth graders and
math tests are given to all third through eighth graders. These
tests are some of the tools we use to help measure academic growth
and assess any special needs that our students may have.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Divine Savior Lutheran School?
The application deadline for Divine Savior Lutheran School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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