St Luke's Episcopal School

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Summary

Contact Info

St Luke's Episcopal School
427 West Woodard Street
Denison , TX  75020
www.saintlukesdenison.org/bio.asp

Tel: (903) 465-2653

Director: Wilson, Mrs. Karen Headmistress
stlukes@teacher.com

Application Information

Applications accepted Classes are offered to students who have met the following requirements and are age-appropriate on or before september 1. pre-k 3 - three (3) years old and fully toilet trained pre-k 4 - four (4) years old

Key Statistics

Student/teacher ratio 8:1
Age cutoff for enrollment 3 years
Extended day Yes

Survey Information

Savvy Source survey: Yes

General Info

Basic Stats

Student/teacher ratio 8:1
Established 1959

School Philosophy & Day in the Life

School Philosophy and Mission

"The Christian tradition is the foundation upon which St. Luke's School and the After School Enrichment Program build their educational philosophy. Academic excellence is a paramount element in "training a child in the way he should go." Additionally, the School recognizes that learning how to learn is as important for today's society as knowing what to learn because growing up in the information age and the complexities of life demand that every person is knowledgeable, productive, self-reliant and responsible for his own actions.
The St. Luke's School's education program is grounded in tradition, yet it remains flexible and adaptive to individual needs. The School helps each student develop the ability to understand, to analyze, to question, to think creatively and critically, and to communicate effectively both orally and through the written word. The curriculum is constantly updated to meet the demands of our changing world and to meet and surpass the standards set by the state's educational entity, the Texas Education Agency.
It is our goal to enhance each student's spiritual and intellectual growth. Inherent in the educational process is the obligation to promote the development of positive attitudes and habits and to build sound, sensitive, and healthy individuals who will be productive citizens in the community.
Through participation in Chapel services and support lessons, the students will gain an understanding of Biblical truths and the role God plays in their daily lives.
Through a Christian environment the School seeks to nurture the individual child in a warm and loving community of security.
Through caring for the whole child, the School prepares the child to see the world as a place of beauty calling for his care and as a place of challenge demanding his best effort.
Through individual attention and small classes, the School aims to inspire in each child a life-long love of learning.
Through encouraging students to serve in their community and by teaching them to respect the dignity of every human being, the School develops the children's Christian ethics.
Curriculum Goals
The curriculum is designed to:
Foster positive self-esteem
Provide opportunities for creative expression
Encourage the development of social skills such as sharing, cooperation, generosity and empathy
Provide activities which stimulate cognitive problem-solving skills
Strengthen communication skills necessary for listening, reading, writing, and speaking
Enhance fine and gross motor skills
Expose children to different ethnic cultures
Meet state requirements for all core subjects in Kindergarten, 1st through 4th grades
Provide enrichment activities at all grade levels
We offer a stimulating academic program in the core curriculum courses of reading, math, science, social studies, and language arts. Additionally, instruction in religion, music, art and foreign language is provided. Students grow from working and learning cooperatively as well as from individual and teacher-directed activities. The curriculum is stimulating and emphasizes hands-on learning using age and developmentally appropriate materials. Creative expression and independence are encouraged.
Students' experiential backgrounds are enhanced by visits from community resources such as the Denison Fire Department, Denison Police Department, Grayson County Health Department, Texas Department of Transportation, Denison Public Library, WHO Program and Sherman Theatricks. Music, Spanish and Physical Education programs round out the curriculum, which addresses the needs of the whole child at St. Luke's Episcopal School.
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Excerpted from the preschool's website



Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School

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Home School Connection



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Ages, Schedule & Tuition

Ages, Class Size, Days & Tuition

Ages Class Size Days Tuition
From 4 years to
5 years
$219/Month
From 3 years to
4 years
$219/Month
From 4 years to
5 years
$288/Month
From 4 years to -- $288/Month

Extended Care

- This school does have extended care

Notes on Schedule and Extended Care

Notes

"AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
CLASS TUITION
(AUG – MAY) ENROLLMENT FEE SUPPLY FEE
Pre Kindergarten 3&4 year olds
11:30-6:00 $200.00 per month
Or
$5.00 per hour

art-time $30.00 $25.00
Pre Kindergarten
4 year old Extended
3:00-6:00 $160.00 per month
Or
$5.00 per hour

art-time $30.00 $25.00
Kindergarten – Primary Grades
3:00-6:00 $160.00 per month
Or
$5.00 per hour

art-time $30.00 $25.00
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Excerpted from the preschool's website

Application & Admissions

Application Process

Applications are accepted: Classes are offered to students who have met the following requirements and are age-appropriate on or before september 1. pre-k 3 - three (3) years old and fully toilet trained pre-k 4 - four (4) years old

Admissions Process

Acceptance criteria: St. Luke's Episcopal School admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin and accords them all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its education policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs, and other school-administered programs  

Age/Child Requirements

Child must be 3 years to enroll.

Kindergarten Placement & Tips



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