St. John's Lutheran School is a member school of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS)--the second-largest parochial education system in Wisconsin and fourth-largest in the country.
St. John's offers a full curriculum for each child in Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, Music, Art, and Physical Education.
Instruction in each subject places God at the center of all learning.
According to results of the Metropolitan Achievement Test, students of WELS schools score on average around two grades higher than the national norm.
St. John's Lutheran currently enrolls students in Kindergarten through grade 8.
Ours is a full-day, five-days-a-week program. St. John's Lutheran has a continually developing technology program.
We have a completely Internet wired school. Classrooms average approximately one computer for every four students.
St. John's Lutheran also offers a hot lunch program for our children.
Since our lunch program operates as a satellite server of the Princeton school district, our families are also eligible for federally-funded free and reduced-cost meals.
St. John's Lutheran School is a member school of the Wisconsin
Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS)--the second-largest parochial
education system in Wisconsin and fourth-largest in the country.
St. John's offers a full curriculum for each child in Math,
Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, Music, Art, and Physical
Education. Instruction in each subject places God at the center of
all learning. According to results of the Metropolitan Achievement
Test, students of WELS schools score on average around two grades
higher than the national norm. St. John's Lutheran currently
enrolls students in Kindergarten through grade 8. Ours is a
full-day, five-days-a-week program. St. John's Lutheran has a
continually developing technology program. We have a completely
Internet wired school. Classrooms average approximately one
computer for every four students. St. John's Lutheran also offers a
hot lunch program for our children. Since our lunch program
operates as a satellite server of the Princeton school district,
our families are also eligible for federally-funded free and
reduced-cost meals.
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Quick Stats (2022)
Grades: Nursery/Preschool-8
Students: 41 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
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Did You Know?
The average private school tuition in Wisconsin is $3,975 for elementary schools and $8,370 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
