Redeemer Lutheran Church & School FAQs
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1. What age groups and grade levels do you serve?
Redeemer Lutheran School and Early Learning Center serves children from infant care through 8th Grade in Salt Lake City. Our Early Learning Center provides care for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, while our elementary and middle school programs cover Kindergarten through 8th Grade.
2. What are your school and Early Learning Center hours?
Our Early Learning Center and before-school care begin at 7:30 AM. Official K–8 elementary and middle school instruction runs from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday, with extended after-school care options available.
3. What is the average class size and student-teacher ratio?
We maintain small class sizes with a 5:1 student-teacher ratio to ensure personalized instruction and individual support. Our elementary student-teacher ratio allows teachers to tailor learning to each child’s academic and developmental needs.
4. Does the school offer STEM, music, and athletic programs?
Yes. Our well-rounded K–8 curriculum integrates hands-on STEM learning, music education, fine arts, and youth athletics, providing students with balanced academic and extracurricular growth.
5. Where is Redeemer Lutheran School located?
Redeemer Lutheran Church and School is located at 1955 E. Stratford Avenue, Salt Lake City, UT 84106, in the Sugar House area. We serve families throughout Salt Lake City, Sugar House, Millcreek, Highland Park, and nearby communities with early childhood care and K–8 private Christian education.
6. How do prospective parents schedule a campus tour or inquire about admissions?
Prospective parents can schedule a campus tour by visiting our Contact page or calling our school office at (801) 467-4352. We welcome prospective families throughout the year to visit our classrooms, meet our faculty, and learn more about Redeemer Lutheran School.
7. How does your faith-based curriculum shape daily learning?
Our faith-based curriculum integrates Christian teaching, biblical values, moral growth, and chapel into an academically rigorous learning environment. Rooted in God’s Word and the Lutheran confession of faith, our school fosters a supportive, respectful community where students learn compassion, responsibility, leadership, and service to their neighbors.
8. What are the tuition rates and available payment options?
Tuition for Kindergarten through 8th Grade is $8,910, with flexible payment plans available to accommodate family budgets. For complete information about K–8 tuition, Early Learning Center monthly rates, and payment options, please visit our Admissions and Tuition page or contact the school office.
9. Is financial aid or tuition assistance available?
Yes. Redeemer Lutheran School is committed to making quality Christian education accessible and offers tuition assistance opportunities and flexible payment arrangements for eligible families. Parents are encouraged to inquire about available assistance directly with our admissions team during the application process.
10. What is the process for enrolling a new student?
Enrollment begins by submitting an online inquiry or scheduling a campus tour. Following your visit, parents complete an online application and submit previous academic records for K–8 applicants. To begin the enrollment process, visit our Admissions page.
11. Do you offer after-school care or extended day supervision?
Yes. Redeemer Lutheran School provides extended day and after-school care for enrolled students. Our program offers a safe, supervised environment with opportunities for homework assistance, snacks, and outdoor play, with care available until 6:00 PM.
12. How can parents get involved in the school community?
Parent involvement is warmly welcomed through our Parent-Teacher League (PTL), classroom volunteering, athletic booster support, and community events. We believe strong partnerships between home, church, and school create a nurturing environment for students to grow academically, socially, and spiritually. Together, we are ONE Redeemer.