Headlines!Closure of ILS Grades K - 8 In February of 2007, Immanuel Lutheran Church, the parent organization of Immanuel Lutheran School voted for closure of grades kindergarten through 8th grade beginning in August 2007. This has been an emotional time for our church and grade school families especially. Immanuel will continue its educational focus by concentratine on its Early Childhood Program. "Growing Together in Christ" Growing spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally, physically Growing individually, as a class, as a school, as a congregation Growing as a team, as a choir, as a band, as a committee Growing as a family.
Summer Enrichment Program 2007 CancelledWe are sad to announce that our Summer Enrichment Program for the summer of 2007 has been cancelled. The Early Childhood Center will remain open.
Information about the Early Childhood Center 2007-2008 >click here for registration information< Immanuel Lutheran Early Childhood Center exists to provide families a place where their young children can receive an education permeated with the realization that Jesus Christ is the center and purpose of life. Our mission is to meaningfully touch the lives of our students and their families providing the opportunity for the Holy Spirit to lead them to eternal salvation and a life of service to God. Immanuel Lutheran School is committed to providing a loving, Christian environment focused on equipping young people with a spiritual, academic, social, emotional, and physical foundation. We believe that a solid foundation in these areas will enable our students to be faithful servants of Jesus Christ and productive contributing citizens. It is our belief that all people have been given a unique set of gifts and talents that God desires them to use for His specific purpose. The purpose of life - obtaining eternal life and sharing that message with as many people as we can before we die - is only achieved by recognizing our abilities and productively using them to serve God. Immanuel Lutheran School believes that Jesus purposefully used children in His teaching (Mark 10:14, Matthew 18:5) to reflect the fertile ground of faith development available in the formative years. We believe it is imperative to holistically educate children with the continual realization that Jesus is central to each person’s life (Proverbs 22:6). It is Immanuel’s formidable task to develop each child’s unique variety of gifts and abilities training them to: 1. Recognize God as the source of strength (Philippians 4:13), wisdom (Ephesians 1:17), joy (Nehemiah 8:10), and peace (Philippians 4:7); and, 2. Use their God-given talents to become productive, responsible, contributing members of God’s kingdom (Joshua 24:15) and society (Galatians 5:13).
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