The mission of St. Luke’s Episcopal Day School is to provide for the academic, spiritual, physical, and emotional development of our students. This is accomplished in cooperation with the family and the Church resulting in a life-long dedication to learning and spiritually guided lives.

Policy Statement

St. Luke's Episcopal Day School is an outreach ministry of St. Luke's Episcopal Church through the St. Luke's Board of Trustees.  As an institution of St. Luke's Church, the School is under the pastoral direction of the Rector.

As an outreach ministry of St. Luke's Church in the great tradition of Anglican Christianity, the School's objectives are to provide a nurturing academic environment and to promote each child's intellectual, emotional, physical, and social development, built on the foundation of a strong spiritual commitment.  Our carefully chosen staff is committed to and shall continue to be educated in the nurture of the individual student as a unique child of God and thereby develop his or her self-esteem.

St. Luke's Episcopal Day School is a Parish Day School under the auspices of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America.  According to the Canons of the Church, this School "shall not exclude students because of race, creed, or national origins.”

History of St. Luke's Episcopal School

Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten classes were begun at St. Luke's in 1957.  A first grade class was begun in 1970, and an additional grade was added each year reaching the level of fourth grade.  A second section of the first grade was established during the 1984-85 school year and additional sections have been added to other grades as needed.  The middle school was begun in the 2005-2006 school year.  St. Luke's currently provides classes for children from Preschool through eighth grade.