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The elementary school of Saint Mark's Lutheran Church was established in 1855.
The school's primary purpose throughout the years has been to assist parents in the Christian instruction and training of their children.
Saint Mark's Lutheran School offers a comprehensive educational program for pre-kindergarten (4 year olds) through grade eight that complies with State of Wisconsin standards for private schools.
School Motto: To serve all people of God's world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ on the basis of Holy Scripture.
The elementary school of Saint Mark's Lutheran Church was
established in 1855. The school's primary purpose throughout the
years has been to assist parents in the Christian instruction and
training of their children. Saint Mark's Lutheran School offers a
comprehensive educational program for pre-kindergarten (4 year
olds) through grade eight that complies with State of Wisconsin
standards for private schools.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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