Peace Lutheran School operates as a mission outreach of Peace Lutheran Church in Greencastle, Indiana.
The school began in the fall of 1984 as a Preschool.
In 1995 half day Kindergarten was added. In the fall of 2002 the Primary School was begun with First Grade.
The following year Kindergarten became a full day program. One grade per year has been added through Sixth Grade.
We praise God for the opportunity to work with each family to provide Quality Christian Education for their children.
Our school is part of a world wide network of schools operated by our denomination.
The congregations of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod operate the second largest private school system in the United States.
We offer Quality Christian Education. Our solid academics meet and exceed state goals.
We place a high value on caring teachers, small class sizes and a Christ centered atmosphere.
We have high expectations of both staff and students. We have high expectations for parents to be our partners in the educational process.
Our schools are a safe place, teaching good moral values.
Children see adults modeling a Christian life style in a loving, caring atmosphere all day long.
Peace Lutheran School exists as a mission of Peace Lutheran Church to educate each child in a Christ centered environment for a life of service to God and man and preparation for eternity. Economic changes resulted in the suspension of grades K-6. However, we have added full-time child care for infants through Pre K.
Tuition varies according to age of child and days enrolled. This amount reflects an average of our full-time rate based on a full year of attendance. Discounts apply for employees, more than one child enrolled, and paying in full by Aug. 1.
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School Notes
Peace Lutheran School operates as a mission outreach of Peace
Lutheran Church in Greencastle, Indiana. The school began in the
fall of 1984 as a Preschool. In 1995 half day Kindergarten was
added. In the fall of 2002 the Primary School was begun with First
Grade. The following year Kindergarten became a full day program.
One grade per year has been added through Sixth Grade. We praise
God for the opportunity to work with each family to provide Quality
Christian Education for their children. Our school is part of a
world wide network of schools operated by our denomination. The
congregations of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod operate the
second largest private school system in the United States. We offer
Quality Christian Education. Our solid academics meet and exceed
state goals. We place a high value on caring teachers, small class
sizes and a Christ centered atmosphere. We have high expectations
of both staff and students. We have high expectations for parents
to be our partners in the educational process. Our schools are a
safe place teaching good moral values.Children see adults modeling
a Christian life style in a loving, caring atmosphere all day long.
Peace Lutheran School exists as a mission of Peace Lutheran Church
to educate each child in a Christ centered environment for a life
of service to God and man and preparation for eternity. Economic
changes resulted in the suspension of grades K-6. However, we
have added full-time child care for infants through Pre K.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Peace Lutheran School cost?
Peace Lutheran School's tuition is approximately $7,280 for private students.
When is the application deadline for Peace Lutheran School?
The application deadline for Peace Lutheran School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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