St. Luke Lutheran School exists first and foremost to serve children of families holding membership at St. Luke Lutheran Church. Students who are in agreement with our educational setting, goals, and objectives will be admitted as space permits. 

St. Luke Lutheran School admits students of any race, color, nationality and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.

A student beginning Kindergarten must be of age in accordance with state law. Similarly, a child entering first grade shall be governed by the same law.

Re-enrollments are made beginning January of each year and existing students along with members of St. Luke are given priority until March. After that date, all enrollments are processed on a first come-first serve basis, according to the Board of Education's enrollment policy.

New enrollments will be requested to allow the principal to review school records prior to acceptance. All enrollments are subject to approval by the Board of Education, and will be expected to take a general achievement test to aid in grade placement. The dates for testing will be publicized.

Once a tuition child is accepted into our school and is considered to be in a good standing, he will not be required to give up his place in our school to make room for a member of St. Luke Lutheran Church.