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This amount is for one child in our school. If there is more than one child in a family, the next child would be less. When there are four children of one family enrolled, the fourth child is free.
St. John's Lutheran School exists to provide Christ-centered
education for children. It is a full-time educational agency,
giving every child an opportunity not found in any public school --
A BALANCED PROGRAM for the SOUL, MIND, and BODY. We believe that an
education without Christ is one without foundation and real
purpose. We believe that all school subjects must be taught in the
light of God's inspired and errorless Word.
Our goals are a solid education in secular learning and a solid
spiritual and moral training based on the immovable foundation of
Holy Scripture to prepare our children for a God-pleasing life here
on earth and for eternal life in heaven. The underlying philosophy
of our Christian education is based on faith in Jesus, the Savior.
Through Him we are reconciled to God the Father and are assured of
forgiveness of sins and eternal life in heaven through the working
of God's Holy Spirit. We aim to let God's wisdom, as revealed in
the Bible, speak on all matters. This Christ-centered philosophy,
and God's blessing on all our endeavors, should motivate our
children to strive for a life on earth that reflects their love for
God and all people.
In Christian education nothing is purposely neglected that is
considered essential to a curriculum of elementary education. Based
on the principle that "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of
wisdom" (Proverbs 9:10), a complete course of study is offered in
the secular subjects commonly taught in Preschool-Grade 8. Our
school strives to do this with the conviction that it involves
precious gifts of God which are to be cherished and used so the
child can take his proper place in and render valuable service to
the home, community, and church.
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