Additional Information
Good Shepherd Lutheran School Enrollment Information
If you are interested in enrolling your child in our school (Preschool to Grade 8), please visit the Admissions page on the school website.
Good Shepherd Lutheran School Scholarships
We encourage our members interested in sending their children to Good Shepherd Lutheran School to apply for a scholarship. Our goal is to provide Christian education by following the Biblical principle of tithing. Families with children in our school can consider their tuition as their offering. Any educational costs above ten percent of family income we will cover with scholarships. We also consider additional help for families that are not yet able to give at the ten percent level or have special needs. To apply for a scholarship, please follow these steps:
1. Go to the homepage of the school website and complete the application for admittance.
2. When you apply for a scholarship, select “Lutheran Elementary School Association (LESA) Building Blocks Scholarships” on the application. (Some of our scholarship funds come from LESA.)
3. Good Shepherd will waive the $35 application fee. Contact Marty Hoffman (344-3151) for the waiver.
4. Please be sure to explain any special circumstances that you might have about your financial situation on the application.
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Scholarship Program
Members of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church can apply for a scholarship funded by the church. Please call the church office (618-344-3151) to get a fee waiver code for the application. Applications are made online through FACTS.
The GSLC Scholarship Program is based on the Biblical teaching of the tithe. A tithe is ten percent, and this is the guideline that the Bible gives us for our Christian stewardship and our offerings.
Families may consider their school tuition their offering to the church since Christian education is such an important part of the Christian life. If your tuition exceeds ten percent of your family income, we will cover the additional education costs. We also take into consideration your families special needs. The average tuition costs of families applying for scholarships is 8% of family income. But we treat each case uniquely and try to provide as much help as is reasonable compared to other families.
Members of other churches, or who have no church affiliation yet, should contact the school office to apply for a scholarship from the school.