Academics
Our Curriculum
The Grace Lutheran School is an environment where children of all ages can receive an inclusive education that is aimed at nurturing academic excellence that is backed by the strong Lutheran faith.
In our classrooms, God’s truth is a part of our daily learning, supporting a meticulous Science and Art-focused syllabus.
Our accredited educators teach a curriculum that ranges from Kindergarten to the 12th grade.
Elementary School (K-5)
The Grace Lutheran School elementary school curriculum aims to lay an exciting foundation of knowledge for young minds. Our skilled teachers introduce them to the basic learning principles in a wide variety of subjects while starting each learner with the Christian values that will come to shape their characters.
From Kindergarten to the 5th grade, we prioritize an all-rounded introduction to the joys of learning, the love of God, and the fun and beauty of community. These are critical years in a child’s life, and we believe the right foundation sets them up for a future of sure success.
Middle School (6-8)
At a time when development is at its most rapid stages, we meet each child at their point of growth. Our teachers understand that each child faces their own unique set of challenges at this grade level, and strive to offer the right guidance that makes learning and development much more fruitful.
Our curriculum nurtures individual development while constantly offering guidance on academic growth and faith in the teachings of Christ during this challenging time.
High School (9-12)
The future is bright at these grade levels as students prepare to face the world, either in pursuit of higher learning, trade school, employment, and more. Our programs prepare them for the life that comes after, where they will apply what they learned in leading a life that is pleasing to the Lord.
Our goal is to produce young adults with the intelligence to successfully pursue the next steps of their education and the moral conviction to live as responsible God-fearing members of the community and productive members of society.
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