Immanuel Lutheran School seeks to educate the whole child: spiritually, mentally, physically, socially, and aesthetically.
The uniqueness of a Christian faculty and student body is that they can become vehicles of the Holy Spirit as they help each other grow in every way.
Immanuel Lutheran School attempt to provide a quality education in all areas of its curriculum.
We believe that the basic skills of reading, mathematics and the ability to communicate with effective writing, spelling and grammar are necessary.
Therefore we seek to maintain a program in our school that will give essential skills in those areas for all students to the limit of their various potentials.
We are also committed to quality education in social studies, science, health, physical education, art, music and computer.
We believe our program of instruction should also provide for a smooth transition from elementary school to respective Nebraska high schools and into future academic and life situations.
It is our goal to have classroom teachers who are Lutheran Christians trained by our Synod.
This dedicated and committed staff of well-trained teachers will seek to be alert to the growing educational needs of our students.
Since Immanuel Lutheran School is an integral part of a Christian congregation, it is also God's mission.
Therefore, we open our doors to all those who sincerely desire the Christian education for their children which is offered here.
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