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Mission Statement Foster a love of Christ in the hearts of our students; create lifelong learners dedicated to excellence and encourage our students to a life of serving God and others.
At Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and School, our MISSION is to
foster a love of Christ in the hearts of our students and to create
lifelong learners dedicated to excellence. Good
Shepherd Lutheran School isownedand operated by
GoodShepherd Lutheran Church. Its purpose is to provide
the highest quality of creative and challenging education possible
to the congregation and the community. All teaching is done
in a Christian atmosphere with love and understanding for each
child. Our program is designed to teach the Christian way of life
to all children in our care. Our school began as
a kindergarten in 1967. Through the years we have grown in
numbers to include a Florida Department of Children and Families
#C20LE0043 licensed preschool serving children 1 to 4 years old and
Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten for children who turn 4 years old on or
before September 1st. We also offer an accredited Kindergarten
through 12th grade. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and School
preschool offers a well-balanced Bible based curriculum, as well as
instructional classes in music, art and nutrition education.
Our library and chapel service provide added enrichment to
the weekly instruction of our preschool students. Our VISION is to
be the best early learning center and K-12 education in Lee county.
Our GOAL is to provide a loving and caring environment for the
entire family, enabling every child to strive to reach their
fullest potential, knowing God and His love in Jesus Christ.
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