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Our School Mission

Grace Lutheran School provides a Christ-centered, exceptional education, where God nurtures a growing faith.

Vision

Grace Lutheran School exists to provide a superior academic program for families who are committed to thoroughly preparing their children for the challenges of an ever-changing world. This is best accomplished through three strategically-implemented processes:

Grace Lutheran School in Saint Petersburg Florida

<span>Academics</span>Academics and Curriculum

AcademicsAcademics and Curriculum

Exceeding the local and state standards for education that are set forth by the State of Florida.

Elementary and Middle School Athletes

Elementary and Middle School Athletes

The athletics program promotes Christian service and leadership by developing outstanding student-athletes who embrace these values.

PreK - 4th Grade Athletics

Middle School Athletics

<span>Music & Arts</span>Art, Theater, and Music

Music & ArtsArt, Theater, and Music

Students develop their own artistic abilities with painting, drawing, printmaking. clay modeling, ceramics, drama, music, and more.

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4301 16^th Street North
Saint Petersburg, Florida 33703

School Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:00pm

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Affiliation

Grace Lutheran School is a vital part of the ministry of Grace Lutheran Church. Our church is one of more than 6,300 congregations that make up the 2.7 million members of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Our church body operates the largest system of Protestant parochial schools in the United States: 1,400 early childhood centers; 1,000 elementary schools; and 100 high schools serve a total of almost 300,000 students.