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Formed in Knowledge

At Redeemer Lutheran, students are formed in how they think and learn. Through clear instruction, consistent expectations, and regular practice, they apply what they learn across subjects and in real-world contexts. Over time, they develop the habits to work independently, take responsibility for their progress, and approach their studies with purpose, grounded in biblical truth.

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Early Childhood (Preschool-Kindergarten)

Young learners build early reading and math skills through hands-on activities, guided play, and daily routines. Students hear Bible stories, pray together, and begin to understand that they are created in the image of God and loved by Him.

Elementary School (Grades 1-4)

Students continue to build on foundational skills and move from learning to read to reading to learn, while strengthening writing skills and developing number sense in math. Teachers hold consistent expectations and help students form the habits they'll rely on for years. Faith is integrated into every subject as students grow in their knowledge of God.

Middle School (Grades 5-8)

Students are challenged to think critically, organize and express ideas in writing, and engage with more complex material. As leaders in our school, they take on greater responsibility as they prepare for high school. Faith is integrated into every subject as students continue to grow in their knowledge and understanding of God.

The Academic Experience

Strong Foundations

Students build a strong command of reading, writing, and math, applying these skills across subjects as they learn to reason carefully, write with structure, and solve multi-step problems with confidence. This steady approach produces measurable results. Students consistently demonstrate strong reading outcomes, including a yearly 100% pass rate on Indiana’s iRead3 assessment.

Redeemer Lutheran is accredited by both the National Lutheran School Accreditation and the state of Indiana.

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Faith-Informed Thinking

Students learn to approach their studies through a biblical understanding of truth. Teachers guide them to ask better questions, evaluate ideas carefully, and recognize how what they are learning connects to God’s Word.

With practice, they develop clarity and conviction, applying what they learn in the classroom to their decisions and their understanding of the world around them.

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Prepared for What’s Next

Students leave Redeemer Lutheran ready for high school, equipped with the discipline and independence to handle what’s expected of them. They know how to manage their workload, follow through on commitments, and stay organized.

They develop the ability to work independently, communicate clearly in writing and discussion, and approach new challenges without constant direction. They understand how to use resources, ask for help when needed, and take responsibility for their progress.

This steady growth equips students to handle the increased pace and expectations of high school, prepared to keep up and move forward with focus and purpose.

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Discover What's Possible

The best way to understand how learning happens at Redeemer Lutheran is to visit while school is in session. You’ll see classrooms in action, meet the teachers, and have time to ask questions about what matters most to your family.

Contact us

Physical Address

705 E. Southway Blvd.
Kokomo, IN 46901

Fax

(765) 864-6468

Email

ni.gro.omokokremeederobfsctd-3e3d7d@lapicnirp