Early Childhood Education

St. Luke's offers preschool classes for ages 2 to 5 years old with introduction to basic skills forming an integral part of the days program. Using a thematic approach, children learn pre-reading and math skills as well as vocabulary building. Children also learn to work cooperatively by caring and sharing with others in small group settings. In Kindergarten, students begin the pattern of regular five-day attendance with part of each day will being spent in learning centers. Curriculum specifics are available during the pre-registration interview with the Director and Teacher.

The St. Luke's Mission

The mission of St. Luke's Anglican School is to provide a Christian setting for a secure and nurturing environment that encourages academic excellence. Our preschool through fifth grade curriculum challenges children to achieve their full intellectual, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual potential.

Elementary Education

St. Luke’s School provides an excellent academic education for our students. Greater than 80% of our students score at or above grade level on standardized achievement tests. The curriculum is designed to challenge the needs of each student in language arts, math science, social studies and physical development with special classes being provided in music, computers, and chess. A non-denominational Christian education is also included with a Chapel Service once a week.

Students are exposed to a wide variety of enrichment experiences including Camp Green Meadows, The Monterey Bay Aquarium, historic Jamestown and Columbia, San Juan Bautista Mission and the Capital building in Sacramento. Students also have to opportunity to participate in competitive activities such as the County Spelling Bee, the Speech and Writing Festivals, Science Fair, State Chess Tournaments, and Cross Country and Track.

The St. Luke's Advantage

Credentialed teachers
Class size limited to 20 students
Accelerated learning programs
Achievement based grouping
Qualified, caring staff