Admissions….
Learn more about our admissions process & how to apply to St. Peter’s
Empowered by God’s Word, St. Peter’s Lutheran School assists families in EDUCATING their children, EQUIPPING them for LIFE and ETERNITY.
Mission Statement
Contact the office to set up a time to meet with our principal, walk the hallways, and visit the classrooms. Families are invited to meet with the principal to discuss our school’s mission, expectations, and the child’s educational needs.
Visit our campus
School enrollment application completed & returned to the school so that student records can be obtained from the previously attended school.
Student’s immunization records
Official custody agreement, if applicable
After your tour and meeting with the principal, you may formally request a paper enrollment application to St. Peter’s. As part of the application process, you’ll submit:
Submit your application
Enrollment & tuition payments are all done through TADS. You’ll receive a link to complete this after your application has been reviewed and accepted.
Families are notified of acceptance by email or letter. Acceptance may be contingent upon space availability & completion of all required documents.
Complete the TADS enrollment & tuition agreement that is emailed to you.
New & returning families are invited to attend orientation (held in August) and school activities to become familiar with teachers, staff, & school procedures. We joyfully welcome each family into our school community as partners in Christian education.
Enrollment & Commitment
Our admissions policy opens our school to families who understand and are supportive of our philosophy, objectives, and standards of education, and whose children meet our enrollment requirements.
In keeping with the stated purpose of St. Peter’s Lutheran School, the faculty and the governing Board of Christian Education strive to faithfully provide for the eternal welfare of all students and guide them in the maximum development of their spiritual, physical, and mental abilities given to them by God.
St. Peter’s Lutheran School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, tuition assistance funds and athletic and other school administered programs.
Additional information and school policies are available in our school handbook.
Admissions Policies
Building on the Rock of Jesus & His Word
Christ-Centered
At St. Peter’s, we strive to nurture each student’s faith through God’s Word, provide excellence in Christian and academic instruction, and support families as we prepare students to live out their faith in daily life, serve others with their God-given gifts, and grow as faithful citizens and future leaders in the church and community.
Christian ABC’s
All new non-members are encouraged to attend St. Peter’s Bible Information Class. Classes are offered throughout the year, usually on Sunday mornings.
This course introduces participants to the teachings of Holy Scripture as they are taught and believed at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church. Parents will gain a better understanding of what their children are learning in school and discover ways to support and reinforce that instruction at home.
Singing in Church
Worship is at the heart of our life together as Christians. At St. Peter’s, students are joyfully invited to take part in the worship life of our congregation, sharing their faith through song during services.
Each classroom serves as a choir, giving every student the opportunity throughout the school year to lift their voices in praise and participate in special services, including the beloved Children’s Christmas Service.
Children also have the opportunity to join Inspiration, our Junior Choir (grades 3-8) and our Handbell Choirs (grades 5-8).
Growing in God’s Word
At St. Peter’s, God’s Word is the foundation of everything we do. Through our Biblical curriculum, students learn the truths of Scripture and how those truths shape their daily lives, grounded in the values, mission, and teachings of our church.
Our religion curriculum includes daily devotions and prayer, weekly chapel services, Bible History lessons, Catechism instruction, and the memorization of Bible verses, hymns, and parts of the Lutheran Catechism.