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St. John's Lutheran School was established in 1946 and is operated by St. John's Lutheran Church.
The school is designed to provide a complete program of quality Christian education in the Lutheran tradition based on the conviction that learning and living take on meaningful dimensions only when related to Christ.
Curriculum: Although taught as a subject each day, religion permeates the entire curriculum.
All subjects are presented in the light of God's Word.
The curriculum parallels that offered by the Midland Public Schools.
Accreditation: St. John's has National Lutheran School and Michigan Non-Public Schools Accreditation.
St. John's Lutheran School's mission is to make disciples for Jesus Christ through a Gospel-oriented ministry that provides a Christ-centered education, integrated with a quality academic program, to churched and unchurched families.
Tuition is $1,200 for members of St. John's Lutheran Church, $1,700 for members of other Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod congregations, and $3,000 for everyone else.The actual cost to educate a student is about $7,200, but the church members cover what you are not charged. Also, tuition assistance is available. Please contact us for more details.
St. John's Lutheran School was established in 1946 and is
operated by St. John's Lutheran Church. The school is designed to
provide a complete program of quality Christian education in the
Lutheran tradition based on the conviction that learning and living
take on meaningful dimensions only when related to Christ.
Curriculum: Although taught as a subject each day, religion
permeates the entire curriculum. All subjects are presented in the
light of God's Word. The curriculum parallels that offered by the
Midland Public Schools. Accreditation: St. John's has National
Lutheran School and Michigan Non-Public Schools Accreditation. St.
John's Lutheran School's mission is to make disciples for Jesus
Christ through a Gospel-oriented ministry that provides a
Christ-centered education, integrated with a quality academic
program, to churched and unchurched families.
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Quick Stats (2025)
Grades: Kindergarten-8
Enrollment: 68 students
Yearly Tuition: $3,000
Acceptance rate: 100%
Average class size: 8 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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