Yes! And you should consider the largest protestant private school systems in the Metro area: Lutheran Schools! You have access to a strong network of Christ-centered schools committed to academic excellence and faith formation very near your home. To explore ...
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Applications must be submitted by April 10 each year to be eligible for a LESA scholarship. If an application is submitted after the deadline, it will be placed on the waitlist. Should additional funds become available after the initial round ...
Read MoreYes! LESA scholarships can be transferred to another Lutheran school as long as the new school is a member of LESA. A list of LESA member schools can be found on our website under the “Schools” tab. Please note that ...
Read MoreNo You do not need to be Lutheran to send your child to a Lutheran school. Everyone is welcome to attend regardless of denomination or religion. Although everyone will be respected, Lutheran teaching will be taught in the classrooms. Most ...
Read MoreTeachers at Lutheran schools are trained to integrate our Christian faith throughout the subjects taught. Our schools have daily religion classes along with weekly chapel services in which students learn the lessons of the Bible and core Christian values. Students ...
Read MoreNo Being a member of the church associated with a Lutheran school is not required. Every child is eligible to attend the school regardless of if they attend church or if they have a different denomination. Everyone is welcome to ...
Read MoreEach of our Lutheran schools offer unique academic curricula tailored to their educational philosophy. All integrate our Lutheran faith and include the foundations of reading, writing, math, science, social studies, music, art, and religion. Traditions, like handwriting and cursive are ...
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Read MoreYes! Families qualify for tuition assistance when the ratio of tuition cost to income in the previous tax year is 10% or greater. This qualifies for all children in kindergarten through 8th grade. High school students are ineligible to receive ...
Read MoreOne of the many blessings of a Lutheran education is the strong emphasis on art and its connection to our faith. In Lutheran schools, visual arts are not only integrated into daily classroom activities but are also offered as a ...
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