The School Board approved the tuition rates for 2015-2016 School Year at the December meeting.

School Year 2015-2016

http://www.sedaliastpauls.org/page/registration_form_201516

TUITION AND OTHER FEES (rev. Dec 2014)

Registration fees are to be fully paid by August 1st and are non-refundable (except in the case of over-filling a class) Anyone paying tuition in full prior to the beginning of the first day of classes will receive a 3% discount. The privilege of a student’s continued enrollment may be forfeited if an account becomes delinquent. Final report cards, transcripts, and all records may be withheld for anyone whose tuition and other fees are not paid in full. Payments are made through FACTS TUITION MANAGEMENT.

The following fee structure has been adopted for the 2015-2016 school year:

The total cost for the year for a child’s education at St. Paul’s is around $5,000.  (Depending on the number of students)  The Sedalia public schools spend about $8,000 per student. Your tax dollars help fund the public schools.  The members of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Sedalia help fund St. Paul’s Lutheran School.  

Single Pay - 3% discount

PK Rate - $3060 /year (all PK students)

Community Rates K-8:                                      LCMS Church members rate K-8:

1st Child -  $ 2600/year ($260/mo)            1st child - $ 2040/year ($204/mo)

2nd Child-  $ 2080/year ($208/mo)            2nd child -$ 1630/ year ($163/mo)

3rd Child - $ 1560/year ($156/mo)           3rd child -$1220/year ($122/mo)

4th Child - $1040/year ($104/mo)                     4th child - $820/ year ($82/mo)

5th Child- $520/ year ($52/mo)                 5th child -$410/year ($41/ mo)

Other Fees other than tuition are paid by all families.

Registration (all students) - $100 (non-refundable) - (administrative costs of the school.)

Books and materials ( K-8) $200/child -(textbooks, workbooks, printer supplies)

Technology fee (K-8) $50/child - (computers and maintenance of all technology. )

Need help with tuition? Ask for an application from the school secretary.

Why we use BJU Press materials in our school

Lutheran Schools and BJU Press curricular materials: An Ideal Match. Why?

1.  Ideal Integration of Faith and Learning

If you are using secular texts and are relying on your teachers to bring your Biblical world view to bear on each subject, consider:

• Are all teachers really doing this?
• How deep do teachers go with faith integration?
• Do teachers have the time or expertise to achieve significant levels of integration on a consistent basis?
• All of the products of secular publishers reflect a humanist viewpoint.
• There is an increasing concern among Lutheran educators that their efforts are being undermined by the use of secular texts.

Why struggle to use curricular tools which fight the Lutheran teacher at every turn? As a matter of principle, every BJU Press textbook is written from a distinctively Biblical viewpoint and aims to present each discipline through the lens of Scripture.

2.  Ideal Consistency with Doctrinal Position

If you are going to use Christian materials, you must be careful to choose that which does not conflict with Lutheran doctrine. All core educational disciplines can be taught with confidence in any Lutheran school using BJU Press materials. In fact, Lutheran administrators are turning to BJU Press because of its faithfulness to Scripture.

3.  Ideal Modern, Up-to-date Pedagogy

BJU Press applies a consistently high standard to each textbook. Relying upon extensive current research as well as seasoned university educational faculty, the authors and editorial staff constantly review and upgrade their curricular material to reflect trustworthy, effective pedagogy. The authors’ research takes into consideration national standards in each discipline to make sure their scope and sequence reflects adequate and age-appropriate preparation of students for testing as well as transition to other schools.

4. Ideal Materials for Developing Critical Thinking

BJU Press material challenges students to think by constantly asking them questions based on a critically incremental taxonomy. Material is presented with an emphasis on understanding. BJU Press textbooks help develop understanding with inductive teaching, hands-on learning, and probing questions. Teaching for critical thinking is an integral part of every discipline at every level, Kindergarten through grade 12. Students are taught to use discernment and to consider values when confronted with conflict. Teaching must go beyond knowing facts and processes.

5. Ideally Suitable for Quality and Interest

BJU Press texts include colorful pages, real-life applications, and special case studies. Lessons are interactive. Teachers are given resources to meet all the learning styles. When a student enjoys his schooling, he will develop both social and academic skills and learn how to cultivate his God-given talents to their fullest potential. School is interesting, relevant, and fun for students and teachers!

Michael Healan, Ed.D., Educational Consultant, Precept Marketing Group

Phone 920.540.4015   Fax 866.636.0942       Email mhealan@preceptmarketing.com

Click here for the 2014-2015 Registration Form

You can print this form off- complete it and bring it to the school office to reserve a seat for your child next school year. The registration will make sure your child has a seat in next years classroom. 

Sedalia St. Paul's Lutheran School has implemented a new electronic payment system to make it easier on our parents and our faculty.  Click here for the link.

St. Paul's has so much to offer!
- Weekly Chapel Services
- Small class size: current average is 14 students per classroom
- A growing school library
- Climate controlled classrooms
- An enclosed and secure playground attached to the gymnasium
- A ten computer lab with high-speed internet, supervised by staff.

Click here to view a wonderful Youtube video about Christian Education