The faculty and staff of St. John Lutheran Church and School along with the Board of Christian Education are dedicated to providing academic and spiritual guidance for all students. Our goal in teaching the Christian faith is the development and nurturing of a child as a member of Christ’s body, the Church. Through a curriculum based on integrating the Christian faith into the syllabi of the State of New York, the school and home work in concert to develop a child’s own uniqueness and an appreciation for the uniqueness of others. Teaching Christ-centered citizenship and social skills, reflects our concern for character development. At St. John School each child is being prepared to meet the challenges of life in the world, a life of service to our Lord in His Church and life eternal.
St. John is continually striving to give its students the highest quality education. Business First has ranked St. John highly for several consecutive years, most recently in the 2024 school edition as an A+ school in all of Western New York, private and public. The curriculum at St. John reflects the requirements of the State of New York. The faculty has all received bachelor’s degrees in education with most of them earning a master’s degree. Of highest priority in Lutheran Schools is teaching the Christian faith. Many of our teachers graduated from Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod colleges and exceeded the standards set for public education by adding religion courses necessary to teach the faith. Teachers are encouraged to continue their education through conferences, workshops, seminars, and continuing education classes.
Kindergarten – 5th grade classrooms are primarily self-contained. Teachers assess students on a regular basis to differentiate instruction to support and enrich learning for their students. Departmentalization is included in the curriculum of Grades 6-8. These arrangements allow for the child to interact with several teachers. Students in Grades 6, 7 and 8 take Spanish as their foreign language. A Spanish Proficiency exam is given to graduating 8th grade students to determine high school placement. Advanced 8th grade math students receive instruction in Algebra I, a high school course. All 8th graders receive instruction in Living Environments, a high school regent’s course.
Religion plays an important part in the effort to “train up a child in the way he should go.” (Proverbs 22:6.) Without this important aspect in a child’s education, St. John has no real purpose to exist. Daily instruction in the Word of God and weekly chapel services assists the child in his/her understanding of the Word and the Good News of salvation in Jesus Christ. Through the power of this Gospel, the child develops a closer relationship to his/her Savior.
St. John welcomes the opportunity to serve you and your children and invites you to become a part of our family.
1st Child $4,255
2nd Child $3,435
3rd Child $2,485
4th Child $1,735
Discover comprehensive information about our school, including the Dress Code for K-8, necessary documents, policies, and procedures at our facility, and more, through our detailed Student/Parent Handbook.
St. John is part of the Eastern District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod is divided into 35 districts (map of all districts)