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At St. John's Lutheran School, our mission is to lead children and youth in the way that Jesus walked so that all may follow His command to go into the world and make disciples of all nations.
St. John's Lutheran School offers a complete program of Christian Education and is fully accredited by the National Lutheran Schools Accrediting Association.
Choirs, band, sports, service opportunities, and after school clubs add to the program.
Three and Four year old pre-kindergarten through grade eight, before and after-school school care, and all day child care for ages 3-5 make up the enrollment.
At St. John's Lutheran School, our mission is to lead children and
youth in the way that Jesus walked so that all may follow His
command to go into the world and make disciples of all nations. St.
John's Lutheran School offers a complete program of Christian
Education and is fully accredited by the National Lutheran Schools
Accrediting Association. Choirs, band, sports, service
opportunities, and after school clubs add to the program. Three and
Four year old pre-kindergarten through grade eight, before and
after-school school care, and all day child care for ages 3-5 make
up the enrollment.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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