St. Paul Lutheran is a wonderful school. My oldest is in kindergarten and my youngest in pre-school and they are both thriving. We love the small class sizes and the caring staff! Highly recommend St. Pauls!

If you are looking for a school with small class sizes, excellent teachers, a nurturing family environment with an excellent, Christ centered education then St. Paul Lutheran School and Early Childhood Center is for you. Our students graduate an average of 2 years ahead of their peers nationally. Our parents work closely with the faculty to create a real family atmosphere. If you want to see the school in action, call the school office and schedule a tour.

My granddaughter attend first grade at St. Paul Lutheran. Today my daughter calledl upset. one of my granddaughters classmates told her to shut the F*^k up. After emailing the principle to meet with the childs parents, the principle came to her at drop off to tell my daughter that this was my granddaughter fault because she was talking excessively in robotics(an extra curriculum activity). My opinion this principle that was present during this incident need to maybe find a new career and I base this opinion on first children talking excessively (in his opinion) to the point that another student would use vulgar language as well as a phrase so rude as shut up. Seems an educator would keep the the atmosphere in the school building structured especially with the money paid for a private education. Suggestions ask talker to go to the office to sit this class out. call parent. Sit her away from other but by no means try to justify disrespect.

I heard great things about this school and decided to enroll my daughter there. i decided to pull her out after a year because of the horrible staff. My daughter attended Pre2/3 and Pre3 class and all i can say is that those teachers are the least qualified teachers ever!!!!! They are rude rude rude and they have a big attitude. my daughter was unattended many times that I would walk in to pick her up. I saw that the teachers were all on their phones while the children were running around the room, some were crying and they didnt seem to care. My daughter did not like to be there and would always cry during morning drop off. I wanted to shine some light into everyone looking into this place. If you decide to enroll your child there keep an eye out for any red flags and take them out!

Four StArs because 5 would probably not be read by you since everyone else will probably give 5. St. Paul is a Great School if you, like me, value individual attention, small class sizes, Christ centered, yet student focus education. My daughter has tested above grade level on state exams each year since leaving public school for St. Paul. She has a solid group of friends and has learned to value not just her friends, but the feelings of everyone around her. And the teachers are experienced and value teaching each of their students.

I will never forget how the kindergarten teacher (Mrs Frech) treated my son. She wasnt willing to work with my son because she had more important students who needed her attention. She wanted to put him back into preK because he liked to play. Ive never heard of that. Needless to say I pulled both of my children out of this school and now they are thriving at an amazing school with great teachers!

Would be very interested in the principals response to not only positive but negative feedback. My sister is considering this school but negative comments are a red flag. Thanks for your attention.

My grandson still has the lingering effects of a speech problem. He is thriving in kindergarten with Ms Freck. He came up through their daycare program and was nurtured and all the staff gave him plenty of love, understanding and compassion #lovestpaul

So far good.