for Early Childhood – 8th Grade
Musical abilities are discovered and developed
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Our admissions process takes you through 3 Phases: Admissions, Enrollment, and Tuition Management.
Our Experienced Faculty
The number one goal of GSLS faculty and staff is to see that each child develops to the fullest of his/her capabilities!
Who We Are
Our goals are to train youth of every ability in the highest principles of Christian leadership, self-discipline, individual responsibility, personal integrity, and good citizenship.
My Christian education at Good Shepherd really helped me learn the values of friendship and hard work that have helped me get further in life, especially the foundation on God’s Word has helped me see things in very different ways.
Good Shepherd provided me with a strong Christian education and with teachers who really cared about my spiritual well-being. I have carried the lessons and values I learned there with me throughout my life. I value Good Shepherd so much that we will be sending our twin girls there in just a few years.
As parents of an eighth grader and sixth grader, who have attended Good Shepherd since preschool, our family has found that Good Shepherd Lutheran School provides a wonderful environment for our children to learn, grow and thrive. The school is committed to providing a quality Christian education for each student. Through the small class size, challenging academic program, and the commitment of its faculty and staff, we have no doubt that our children are being prepared to enter the even more challenging world of high school.