Objective: The main objective of St. Paul Lutheran School is the education of the whole child - spiritually,
intellectually, physically, emotionally, socially, and aesthetically.
Full Accreditation: By God's grace, St. Paul has offered quality Christian education in grades K-7 for over
one hundred years. The school is fully accredited by the National Lutheran School Accreditation Program and by
the State of Ohio.
Curriculum: * Religion * Science * Language Arts * Social Studies
* Physical Education * Fine Arts * Mathematics
Wednesday Chapel: Every Wednesday morning a special interactive children's worship service is held. The
message emphasizes a practical lesson in Christianity which can be applied to the children's daily lives.
Activities:
* Instruction in singing and music through a special school choir called Praisemakers.
* A variety of field trips that are well planned and supervised.
* The school library is open each Monday to check out books.
* Grades 6-7 go on a 3-day, 2-night class trip to Niagra Falls/Toronto in May of even years, paid for through
fundraising. During the odd years, grades 5, 6, and 7 go to an environmental education camp for 3 days and 2
nights.
* Grades 5-7 participate in the annual Science Fair in March.
* An interscholastic sports program is available for 7th graders which includes soccer, volleyball, basketball, track,
and cheerleading - held in cooperation with St. John's Lutheran School - Marysville.
*A Lutheran Schools' week-long celebration takes place each March with a week filled with lots of activities and
surprises.
Awards: * Attendance * Honor Roll * Presidential Physical Fitness * National Spelling Bee
* National Handwriting Contest * Presidential Academic Fitness * National Geography Bee
Hot Lunch Program: St. Paul Lutheran School serves a Type-A Hot Lunch during a supervised lunch period.
Free and reduced meals are available to those families that qualify and wish to apply.
Bus Service: St. Paul currently has bus service from Fairbanks and Mechanicsburg.
Tuition: For further information, please call the school at (937)349-5939. Financial assistance is available for
those who qualify.
Faculty: Lois Vollrath: Interim Principal, Grades 3-4; Sandy Irwin: Grades 5-7; Kristi McFadden: Grades
3-4; Lisa Lape: Grades 1-2; Chris Dellinger: Pre-School and Kindergarten; Darlene Becker: Pre-School; Mary
Beth Lee: Music and Band; Tonya Rees: Art; Brenda Herron: Physical Education
CEA: The C. E. A. serves as the support organization for our school. Parents, teachers and others interested
in the school meet during the school year to foster communication and work toward improving the educational
climate for our children. Regular meetings often include presentations by the classes. Fund raisers help to provide
equipment and special opportunities that enhance experiences of our students. Current fund-raisers include selling
concessions at OSU athletic events and selling Kroger certificates that can be used as cash at Kroger stores.
intellectually, physically, emotionally, socially, and aesthetically.
Full Accreditation: By God's grace, St. Paul has offered quality Christian education in grades K-7 for over
one hundred years. The school is fully accredited by the National Lutheran School Accreditation Program and by
the State of Ohio.
Curriculum: * Religion * Science * Language Arts * Social Studies
* Physical Education * Fine Arts * Mathematics
Wednesday Chapel: Every Wednesday morning a special interactive children's worship service is held. The
message emphasizes a practical lesson in Christianity which can be applied to the children's daily lives.
Activities:
* Instruction in singing and music through a special school choir called Praisemakers.
* A variety of field trips that are well planned and supervised.
* The school library is open each Monday to check out books.
* Grades 6-7 go on a 3-day, 2-night class trip to Niagra Falls/Toronto in May of even years, paid for through
fundraising. During the odd years, grades 5, 6, and 7 go to an environmental education camp for 3 days and 2
nights.
* Grades 5-7 participate in the annual Science Fair in March.
* An interscholastic sports program is available for 7th graders which includes soccer, volleyball, basketball, track,
and cheerleading - held in cooperation with St. John's Lutheran School - Marysville.
*A Lutheran Schools' week-long celebration takes place each March with a week filled with lots of activities and
surprises.
Awards: * Attendance * Honor Roll * Presidential Physical Fitness * National Spelling Bee
* National Handwriting Contest * Presidential Academic Fitness * National Geography Bee
Hot Lunch Program: St. Paul Lutheran School serves a Type-A Hot Lunch during a supervised lunch period.
Free and reduced meals are available to those families that qualify and wish to apply.
Bus Service: St. Paul currently has bus service from Fairbanks and Mechanicsburg.
Tuition: For further information, please call the school at (937)349-5939. Financial assistance is available for
those who qualify.
Faculty: Lois Vollrath: Interim Principal, Grades 3-4; Sandy Irwin: Grades 5-7; Kristi McFadden: Grades
3-4; Lisa Lape: Grades 1-2; Chris Dellinger: Pre-School and Kindergarten; Darlene Becker: Pre-School; Mary
Beth Lee: Music and Band; Tonya Rees: Art; Brenda Herron: Physical Education
CEA: The C. E. A. serves as the support organization for our school. Parents, teachers and others interested
in the school meet during the school year to foster communication and work toward improving the educational
climate for our children. Regular meetings often include presentations by the classes. Fund raisers help to provide
equipment and special opportunities that enhance experiences of our students. Current fund-raisers include selling
concessions at OSU athletic events and selling Kroger certificates that can be used as cash at Kroger stores.
| St. Paul Lutheran School admits students of any race, color, or national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. |
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