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Accreditation
The curriculum of St. Peter Lutheran School meets the requirements of the State of Illinois and the guidelines for Lutheran schools. St. Peter Lutheran School is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and by the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. St. Peter is an Illinois State Recognized School and is a member of the Illinois Elementary School Association. Faculty members hold the appropriate state certificates.
Links to the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church Site
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod - Find out more about the beliefs and theology of the Lutheran Church. www.lcms.org
Northern Illinois District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod - Visit the local website of Lutheran churches and schools located in northern Illinois. www.ni.lcms.org
St. Peter Lutheran School Report Card
The Better Schools Accountability Law of 1985 requires public school districts to report on the performance of their schools and students through school report cards. St. Peter Lutheran School is not required to publish a School Report Card but provides this information for your interest.
St. Peter Lutheran School Report Card 2007
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the 2007 St. Peter School
Report Card.
This report card includes information for the 2006-2007 school year about the students, the instructional setting, the finances, and the student performance in St. Peter School, the local district, and the state. Some financial information is from 2005-06, which is the most recent available. State averages are based on information from regular public schools only.
Generally, elementary schools have grades Kindergarten through eight.
- St. Peter has students from 3-year-olds through grade eight.
- Parent Conferences are arranged three times during the school year.
- Students live in Arlington Heights and many surrounding communities.