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St. Peter Lutheran School is a Preschool through 8th grade
school of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. We are located in the
heart of Macomb, Michigan on the corner of 24 Mile Road & Romeo
Plank.
Mission Statement: Our mission at St. Peter is to glorify God
by making and growing disciples of Jesus Christ.(Matthew
28:19-20 ESV)
Accreditation: St. Peter Lutheran School is accredited from the
National Lutheran School Association (NLSA) and Michigan
Association of Non-Public Schools (MANS).
Academics: Academics are a high priority at St. Peter Lutheran
School. Our rigorous curriculum is based on educational standards
of the state of Michigan. Students are challenged to meet high
expectations of performance and to develop a work ethic that will
help them to be successful in their future education and vocation.
Our academic program is comprehensive and seeks to integrate
technology and innovation, while also applying traditional
approaches where appropriate. Our graduates leave St. Peter ready
to take on the challenges of high school, whether at a sister
Lutheran high school (Lutheran High North or Lutheran High
Northwest) or at other area public, parochial, or private high
schools. We have a reputation for providing academic leaders for
these high schools.
Gifted and Talented Education ProgramServicing Grades
2nd-6th (2023-2024): St. Peter Lutheran Church and School GATE
Program is devoted to helping ALL students learn, specifically
advanced students with unique learning styles, talents, and
abilities. We work to service the whole child. We do this
simultaneously with our mission to glorify God by making disciples
of Jesus Christ.Questions regarding the application process contact
Amber Nill at ambernill@splcs.net. Or for more information please
visithttp://stpetergate.weebly.com/.
Staff: We have dedicated and qualified Christian teachers and
staff who are state-certified with a wealth of experience, many
holding advanced degrees. The teaching staff engages in
professional development to remain current with educational
practices and resources.
Spiritual: Wednesday morning chapel services are held in our
Worship Center for our student population. Parents are encouraged
to attend these services. Our faith-driven staff provides religious
instruction and integration of Christian principles on a daily
basis. We don't know where you are in your faith walk, but we
understand that questions are worth answering. While it's
impossible to address every question you might have, we hope this
will provide a start. We believe and teach that-The Bible is God's
inspired, inerrant Word.In the Bible, God is revealed as
Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.God created the world
and all that exists.Since Adam and Eve, man is born with
original sin and cannot save himself.God's Law, revealed both
in the Scriptures and in nature itself, is good and holy, revealing
His will for how the creation ought to exist. However, it has the
function of accusing all people and condemning us, since it reveals
that all fall short of God's will and are guilty of sinning against
it.Jesus Christ, true God and true man, born of the Virgin
Mary, died on the cross for all sins, and rose bodily on the third
day for us and for our salvation.Salvation through the
forgiveness of sins comes only through faith in Jesus Christ as
Lord and Savior.The means of grace (Word and Sacraments),
which God the Holy Spirit uses to create faith in Christ, are the
same means which sustain the Christian in the life of faith in God
and love for the neighbor. As such, they remain at the center of
Christian worship and are appropriately called the "marks of the
Church" (the things that help us recognize where the Church
exists).
St. Peter Lutheran Church and School is a member congregation
ofThe Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
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The average private school tuition in Macomb County, MI is $6,220 for elementary schools and $12,936 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
