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Immanuel Lutheran School has been educating students in the rural area known as Frankentrost for over 170 years. We teach from a Christian, Lutheran point-of-view, but we welcome all children and their families.
Immanuel Lutheran School charges tuition, but we encourage you to contact our admissions counselor for more details. We offer financial aid packages for any family needing assistance.
Club or Organization: Lutheran Schools Week, Servant Event Days
Arts and Music Programs: Band Program, Cherub Choir, Children's Choir, Piano Instruction, Spanish Class
School Notes
Welcome to Immanuel Lutheran Church and School of Frankentrost!
Immanuel was founded by German settlers in 1847, and we have been
seeking to teach kids about Jesus, and to provide the highest
quality academics ever since.
We welcome anyone who is seeking a quality Christian education
for their children. We hope you'll consider joining us for worship
or any of our school ministries.
We have offered Christian Day School through eighth grade since
our inception. In the summer of 2014, Immanuel opened a new Child
Care Ministry to serve children and their families as young as six
weeks old.
We hope anyone who is seeking Christian education for their
children will experience the joy and love of our teachers, child
care staff and other current Immanuel families. Our teachers are
highly qualified, well-trained professionals who are passionate
about serving the Lord. They are excited to teach children about
faith, as well as math, reading, writing and other subject
areas.
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