Do you have to be Lutheran to attend St. Paul?
Anyone is welcome to attend, regardless of Lutheran or St. Paul membership. We invite all children to learn and grow with us in faith. Contact us to learn more.
What are your credentials of your teaching faculty?
All our skilled faculty are fully licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Instruction. Many are also called or trained in Lutheran doctrine to enhance their religious instruction. They view teaching as a calling, serving each child with care and purpose. Teachers are assigned to areas of their expertise to ensure depth and effectiveness. They continually improve through professional development in technology, safety, and teaching methods.
St. Paul Lutheran School is a nationally accredited institution by the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod.If we are in financial need, how can we receive support with the cost of tuition?
There are three primary ways we support families in choosing to enroll at St. Paul Lutheran School in Stevens Point. Our goal is to provide opportunities for families who desire a Christian education, regardless of financial circumstances.
First, we offer a Tuition Assistance program for students in grades K3-8. Awards are primarily need-based and are typically announced in the spring prior to the upcoming school year. Our school utilizes TADS, a third-party aid assessment service, to evaluate applications.
Second, families can utilize our SCRIP program to help reduce their tuition costs. Contact our SCRIP coordinator at scrip@splpoint.com for more information or to register.
Third, families may consider applying for the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program. This state initiative provides full tuition coverage for students in grades K4-12, based on household income at the time of initial enrollment.
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What is the relationship between the church and school?
St. Paul Lutheran School is an integral part of St. Paul Lutheran Church. The church plays a key role in supporting the students and families. St. Paul Lutheran Church contributes to the school's overall budget and enhances the partnership through Bible classes for all age groups, youth programs, care ministries, counseling, and music activities.
What does it mean to be a Christian school parent?
We pray that St. Paul’s parents will guide their children in the ways of the Lord, support the development of their child’s faith through both instruction and example, and encourage a life of faith, prayer, worship, and service to Christ. We also pray that they will pray for their family, church, and school, and actively take an involved interest in their child’s education.
Who should I contact with questions?
You may contact the school office by email at school@splpoint.com with any questions you may have.
