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Peace Lutheran School & Early Childhood Center
Welcome to Peace Lutheran School and Early Childhood Center. Education has always been a top priority at Peace. In fact, it’s our very foundation. The first Peace building in 1941 was actually a school at what is now known as our Adams Campus on Adams Avenue in Saginaw. Families began worshiping in the upstairs of the K-8 school, and eventually a gymnasium was added on in 1952 and a sanctuary was built in 1960. By 2003, our school had outgrown its original home on Adams, and our current Peace Lutheran School was built at 3161 Lawndale Road in Saginaw Township. Our Lawndale Campus houses our nationally acclaimed K-8 school, as well as our award-winning Early Childhood Center. We provide families a single drop-off point where we care for infants, nurture preschoolers, and love and educate all students with high-quality curriculum — care for all ages under one roof. Take a look around. We think you’ll like what you see.
Peace Lutheran School & Early Childhood Center
Welcome to Peace Lutheran School and Early Childhood Center. Education has always been a top priority at Peace. In fact, it’s our very foundation. The first Peace building in 1941 was actually a school at what is now known as our Adams Campus on Adams Avenue in Saginaw. Families began worshiping in the upstairs of the K-8 school, and eventually a gymnasium was added on in 1952 and a sanctuary was built in 1960. By 2003, our school had outgrown its original home on Adams, and our current Peace Lutheran School was built at 3161 Lawndale Road in Saginaw Township. Our Lawndale Campus houses our nationally acclaimed K-8 school, as well as our award-winning Early Childhood Center. We provide families a single drop-off point where we care for infants, nurture preschoolers, and love and educate all students with high-quality curriculum — care for all ages under one roof. Take a look around. We think you’ll like what you see.
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Preschool ‘Plus’ Care
Peace offers its Early Childhood programs — 3-year-olds (Preschool), 4-year-olds (PreKindergarten), ages 3-4 (Multi-age Preschool), and 4s and 5s (STREAM) — during morning sessions or afternoon sessions. That may leave you needing childcare so that your child is safe, loved and learning throughout the full day. For those who need one of our Preschool programs plus childcare, we offer Preschool “Plus.” If your child attends morning Preschool, he or she can join our Preschool “Plus” Childcare room in the afternoon, or vice versa … all in the state-of-the art Early Childhood Center wing of Peace Lutheran School.
Preschool ‘Plus’ Care
Peace offers its Early Childhood programs — 3-year-olds (Preschool), 4-year-olds (PreKindergarten), ages 3-4 (Multi-age Preschool), and 4s and 5s (STREAM) — during morning sessions or afternoon sessions. That may leave you needing childcare so that your child is safe, loved and learning throughout the full day. For those who need one of our Preschool programs plus childcare, we offer Preschool “Plus.” If your child attends morning Preschool, he or she can join our Preschool “Plus” Childcare room in the afternoon, or vice versa … all in the state-of-the art Early Childhood Center wing of Peace Lutheran School.
Fit for a King
When some students of Peace Lutheran School participated in the Great Lakes Bay Region Lutheran Schools play “Lion King Jr.,” a joint production among Lutheran schools in the area, there was no question where they would turn for props and set design. With our beautiful new art studio, Peace had the space, resources and talent to create the beautiful set pieces for the play. In this photo, you see the Peace art students who helped make the props — and they even took the pieces for a parade throughout the school before they were delivered to the set at the Peace Adams Campus.
Fit for a King
When some students of Peace Lutheran School participated in the Great Lakes Bay Region Lutheran Schools play “Lion King Jr.,” a joint production among Lutheran schools in the area, there was no question where they would turn for props and set design. With our beautiful new art studio, Peace had the space, resources and talent to create the beautiful set pieces for the play. In this photo, you see the Peace art students who helped make the props — and they even took the pieces for a parade throughout the school before they were delivered to the set at the Peace Adams Campus.
A Christmas Miracle
Every year at Peace Lutheran School, a Christmas miracle occurs. The Crossing is magically transformed for one day only into a Christmas shopping wonderland! OK, maybe it’s not so much magic as it is the hard work of Peace parent elves via the PTL (Parent Teacher League). But that makes it no less magical: Our students get to shop for super affordable Christmas gifts for their loved ones. It is one of our favorite days of the year!
A Christmas Miracle
Every year at Peace Lutheran School, a Christmas miracle occurs. The Crossing is magically transformed for one day only into a Christmas shopping wonderland! OK, maybe it’s not so much magic as it is the hard work of Peace parent elves via the PTL (Parent Teacher League). But that makes it no less magical: Our students get to shop for super affordable Christmas gifts for their loved ones. It is one of our favorite days of the year!
Student Laptops
Peace utilizes technology throughout its entire curriculum and subject areas where appropriate. In addition to our Chromebook Cart that travels from class to class, our middle-schoolers enjoy the benefits of our 1-to-1 Laptop Program. This program puts brand-new laptop computers into the hands of individual students in Grades 6-8, at a reasonable cost. These devices are available to purchase through the school and are taken home daily to aid in homework. While the laptops are turned in at the end of each school year for maintenance and updates, the laptops become the student’s property at the end of his or her eighth-grade year.
Student Laptops
Peace utilizes technology throughout its entire curriculum and subject areas where appropriate. In addition to our Chromebook Cart that travels from class to class, our middle-schoolers enjoy the benefits of our 1-to-1 Laptop Program. This program puts brand-new laptop computers into the hands of individual students in Grades 6-8, at a reasonable cost. These devices are available to purchase through the school and are taken home daily to aid in homework. While the laptops are turned in at the end of each school year for maintenance and updates, the laptops become the student’s property at the end of his or her eighth-grade year.
Toddler Care
The Peace Toddler Care program is for the child who is ready to follow a slightly structured routine with some teacher-directed activities and is able to walk confidently on his or her own. Toddlers need caregivers who will take the time to be with them, to meet their needs, and to be emotionally available to them. Consistent love, comfort, encouragement and support are all essential. From a calm, affirming adult, young children will begin to form a positive, healthy perspective about themselves and others. They will begin to appreciate the power of forgiveness. And specifically, they will learn about Jesus. The standards for our teacher-directed activities are:
• EXPLORE: Standards relating to pre-math and pre-science skill development
• EXPRESS: Standards addressing areas of communication (listening, speaking, pre-writing and pre-reading activities)
• RELATE: Standards concerned with the young child’s sense of self as he or she also grows socially, emotionally and in interactive play skills
• CREATE: Standards focusing on a young child’s growing understanding of his or her world and response to it through art, dance, role play and music
Toddler Care
The Peace Toddler Care program is for the child who is ready to follow a slightly structured routine with some teacher-directed activities and is able to walk confidently on his or her own. Toddlers need caregivers who will take the time to be with them, to meet their needs, and to be emotionally available to them. Consistent love, comfort, encouragement and support are all essential. From a calm, affirming adult, young children will begin to form a positive, healthy perspective about themselves and others. They will begin to appreciate the power of forgiveness. And specifically, they will learn about Jesus. The standards for our teacher-directed activities are:
• EXPLORE: Standards relating to pre-math and pre-science skill development
• EXPRESS: Standards addressing areas of communication (listening, speaking, pre-writing and pre-reading activities)
• RELATE: Standards concerned with the young child’s sense of self as he or she also grows socially, emotionally and in interactive play skills
• CREATE: Standards focusing on a young child’s growing understanding of his or her world and response to it through art, dance, role play and music
Infant Room Routine
6:30-7:30AM | Children Arrive
7:30-8:30AM | Breakfast/Bottle Time
8:30-10AM | Free Play in Classroom
10-10:15AM | Morning Snack
10:15-11AM | Circle/Story Time/Finger Plays
11-11:30AM | Outdoor Time
11:30AM-12:30PM | Art/Sensory Time
12-1PM | Lunch Time/Bottle Time
1-3PM | Nap Time
3-3:30PM | Afternoon Snack
3:30-4PM | Free Play in Classroom
4-5PM | Music Time
5-6PM | Free Play Until Parents Arrive
*Diapering and bottle feeding on demand as needed during child’s day.
Infant Room Routine
6:30-7:30AM | Children Arrive
7:30-8:30AM | Breakfast/Bottle Time
8:30-10AM | Free Play in Classroom
10-10:15AM | Morning Snack
10:15-11AM | Circle/Story Time/Finger Plays
11-11:30AM | Outdoor Time
11:30AM-12:30PM | Art/Sensory Time
12-1PM | Lunch Time/Bottle Time
1-3PM | Nap Time
3-3:30PM | Afternoon Snack
3:30-4PM | Free Play in Classroom
4-5PM | Music Time
5-6PM | Free Play Until Parents Arrive
*Diapering and bottle feeding on demand as needed during child’s day.
PreKindergarten 4s
In the Peace PreKindergarten 4s program, skills are introduced and practiced through Christ-centered curriculum based on weekly themes and Bible stories. Children must be 4 by September 1 and potty-trained. In PreKindergarten 4s, you can expect your child to be safe, loved and learning, all while working toward these milestones in the state-of-the-art Early Childhood Center wing of Peace Lutheran School:
• Identify him- or herself as a child of God
• Learn to spell and write name with capital and lowercase letters
• Identify numbers to 20
• Identify capital and lowercase letters
• Identify consonant and short vowel sounds and blends to make words
• Display self-control and self-confidence in large and small groups
• Work independently or in a small group
• Cutting carefully, holding pencil correctly and writing letters
• Develop 20-minute attention span
• Continuing Spanish and music
Hours: Our PreKindergarten 4s students meet 8-10:55am Monday through Friday. If you need a full day of PreKindergarten, your child would join the full-day Preschool Plus childcare classroom after his or her morning class.
PreKindergarten 4s
In the Peace PreKindergarten 4s program, skills are introduced and practiced through Christ-centered curriculum based on weekly themes and Bible stories. Children must be 4 by September 1 and potty-trained. In PreKindergarten 4s, you can expect your child to be safe, loved and learning, all while working toward these milestones in the state-of-the-art Early Childhood Center wing of Peace Lutheran School:
• Identify him- or herself as a child of God
• Learn to spell and write name with capital and lowercase letters
• Identify numbers to 20
• Identify capital and lowercase letters
• Identify consonant and short vowel sounds and blends to make words
• Display self-control and self-confidence in large and small groups
• Work independently or in a small group
• Cutting carefully, holding pencil correctly and writing letters
• Develop 20-minute attention span
• Continuing Spanish and music
Hours: Our PreKindergarten 4s students meet 8-10:55am Monday through Friday. If you need a full day of PreKindergarten, your child would join the full-day Preschool Plus childcare classroom after his or her morning class.
Ages 3-4 Multi-Age Preschool
Multi-Age Preschool is flexible. Parents choose the days their children will attend. Classes are offered 8-11am and 12:15-3:15pm, and include structured activities geared to children with 3- or 4-year-old developmental abilities. Children are taught by ability instead of age and may attend one to four mornings or afternoons per week. Based on your child’s ability, your child will be introduced to the following skills to be practiced for mastery:
• Identify self as a child of God
• Identify and write name
• Identify numbers to 20
• Identify 10 colors
• Identify shapes
• Identify uppercase and some lowercase letters
• Use scissors carefully
• Hold pencil correctly
• Develop a growing attention span
• Work cooperatively in small groups
• Classroom routines/follow directions
• Beginning Spanish and music skills
Based on ability, your child will work on the following social skills for mastery:
• Sharing/taking turns
• Conflict resolution
• Manners
• Respect for authority
• Separates from parents
• Self-help skills
Ages 3-4 Multi-Age Preschool
Multi-Age Preschool is flexible. Parents choose the days their children will attend. Classes are offered 8-11am and 12:15-3:15pm, and include structured activities geared to children with 3- or 4-year-old developmental abilities. Children are taught by ability instead of age and may attend one to four mornings or afternoons per week. Based on your child’s ability, your child will be introduced to the following skills to be practiced for mastery:
• Identify self as a child of God
• Identify and write name
• Identify numbers to 20
• Identify 10 colors
• Identify shapes
• Identify uppercase and some lowercase letters
• Use scissors carefully
• Hold pencil correctly
• Develop a growing attention span
• Work cooperatively in small groups
• Classroom routines/follow directions
• Beginning Spanish and music skills
Based on ability, your child will work on the following social skills for mastery:
• Sharing/taking turns
• Conflict resolution
• Manners
• Respect for authority
• Separates from parents
• Self-help skills
Community Summer Camps
Infant & Toddler Summer Care
Our Infant and Toddler Care programs are offered year-round at Peace Lutheran. We give loving care to your babies 6 weeks and older, through age 3 in this program.
Christ’s Kids Community Preschool Summer Camp
For children ages 3-5, Peace Lutheran offers the “Christ’s Kids” camp. Each week throughout the summer, your child will explore stories about the life of Jesus and why He loves them so much. The preschool children will have learning activities, arts and crafts, and games based on weekly themes. Children may come full time or part time.
Fun in the Son Community Summer Camp
The Peace Lutheran “Fun in the Son Community Summer Camp” is for all children ages 6-11. Weekly activities and field trips are offered. Children may come full time or part time and learn more about Jesus and how His life relates to their life today. Activities include games, arts and crafts, and indoor and outdoor play.
Community Summer Camps
Infant & Toddler Summer Care
Our Infant and Toddler Care programs are offered year-round at Peace Lutheran. We give loving care to your babies 6 weeks and older, through age 3 in this program.
Christ’s Kids Community Preschool Summer Camp
For children ages 3-5, Peace Lutheran offers the “Christ’s Kids” camp. Each week throughout the summer, your child will explore stories about the life of Jesus and why He loves them so much. The preschool children will have learning activities, arts and crafts, and games based on weekly themes. Children may come full time or part time.
Fun in the Son Community Summer Camp
The Peace Lutheran “Fun in the Son Community Summer Camp” is for all children ages 6-11. Weekly activities and field trips are offered. Children may come full time or part time and learn more about Jesus and how His life relates to their life today. Activities include games, arts and crafts, and indoor and outdoor play.
Mystery Hangouts
A favorite technology assignment at Peace Lutheran School has been the Mystery Hangout video chat with a class from an unknown school/location. Mystery Hangouts allow classes in different parts of the United States or even the world to chat via a video “hangout” and ask each other questions to try to guess where the other class is located. In this particular photo, it was revealed after several rounds of clues that Peace fourth-graders were talking to students not far from our location at all — from Faith Lutheran in Bay City (MI)!
Mystery Hangouts
A favorite technology assignment at Peace Lutheran School has been the Mystery Hangout video chat with a class from an unknown school/location. Mystery Hangouts allow classes in different parts of the United States or even the world to chat via a video “hangout” and ask each other questions to try to guess where the other class is located. In this particular photo, it was revealed after several rounds of clues that Peace fourth-graders were talking to students not far from our location at all — from Faith Lutheran in Bay City (MI)!
Preschool 3s
In the Peace Preschool 3s program, skills are introduced and practiced through Christ-centered curriculum based on weekly themes and Bible stories. Children must be 3 by September 1 and potty-trained. In Preschool 3s, you can expect your child to be safe, loved and learning, all while working toward these milestones in the state-of-the-art Early Childhood Center wing of Peace Lutheran School:
• Identify him- or herself as a child of God
• Identify and write name with capital letters
• Identify numbers 1-10
• Identify 13 capital letters
• Identify 10 colors
• Cutting skills, holding a pencil and drawing
• Identify three shapes
• Develop 10-minute attention span
• Work cooperatively in a small group
• Classroom routines/following directions
• Beginning Spanish and music
• Social skills: self-care, conflict resolution/manners, respect adults and classmates, separates from parents
Preschool 3s
In the Peace Preschool 3s program, skills are introduced and practiced through Christ-centered curriculum based on weekly themes and Bible stories. Children must be 3 by September 1 and potty-trained. In Preschool 3s, you can expect your child to be safe, loved and learning, all while working toward these milestones in the state-of-the-art Early Childhood Center wing of Peace Lutheran School:
• Identify him- or herself as a child of God
• Identify and write name with capital letters
• Identify numbers 1-10
• Identify 13 capital letters
• Identify 10 colors
• Cutting skills, holding a pencil and drawing
• Identify three shapes
• Develop 10-minute attention span
• Work cooperatively in a small group
• Classroom routines/following directions
• Beginning Spanish and music
• Social skills: self-care, conflict resolution/manners, respect adults and classmates, separates from parents
'Dad is Home'
“I think a ‘ministry of presence’ is important from a pastor. I can remember Pastor Weis talking to me about how the Roman Catholic Church may have hit the nail on the head in referring to their clergy as ‘father.’ In many ways, that is what a pastor is, a spiritual father. There's something to be said for how safe it feels when ‘dad is home,’ if you will, as opposed to when he's not. I remember Pastor Weis saying it and at the time not fully understanding or appreciating how true his words were. These days I have much more of an appreciation for having a pastor specifically at the school so that these kids, both big and small — and that includes our staff and the school families — know that ‘dad is home.’ At least, that's my hope and prayer.”
— Rev. Matthew Hauser, Peace School Pastor
'Dad is Home'
“I think a ‘ministry of presence’ is important from a pastor. I can remember Pastor Weis talking to me about how the Roman Catholic Church may have hit the nail on the head in referring to their clergy as ‘father.’ In many ways, that is what a pastor is, a spiritual father. There's something to be said for how safe it feels when ‘dad is home,’ if you will, as opposed to when he's not. I remember Pastor Weis saying it and at the time not fully understanding or appreciating how true his words were. These days I have much more of an appreciation for having a pastor specifically at the school so that these kids, both big and small — and that includes our staff and the school families — know that ‘dad is home.’ At least, that's my hope and prayer.”
— Rev. Matthew Hauser, Peace School Pastor
Resource Room
Peace Lutheran employs a full-time teacher who facilitates unique learning opportunities for students in our Resource Room. Teachers and volunteers aid instruction to enable students to work at a smaller teacher-to-student ratio, working at their own pace and in areas of weakness. Students who do not qualify for Resource Room instruction yet do need extra assistance are provided accommodations within the classroom (i.e., tests read aloud, answers dictated to the teacher, flexible seating, the use of fidget tools, shortened assignments, or extra time to complete assignments, personal rubrics, etc.).
Resource Room
Peace Lutheran employs a full-time teacher who facilitates unique learning opportunities for students in our Resource Room. Teachers and volunteers aid instruction to enable students to work at a smaller teacher-to-student ratio, working at their own pace and in areas of weakness. Students who do not qualify for Resource Room instruction yet do need extra assistance are provided accommodations within the classroom (i.e., tests read aloud, answers dictated to the teacher, flexible seating, the use of fidget tools, shortened assignments, or extra time to complete assignments, personal rubrics, etc.).
STREAM 4s & 5s
Often children who turn 5 during the summer months, or are facing other learning challenges, need the gift of time and opportunity to develop their academic readiness skills. Our STREAM program — Science, Technology, Religion, Expression, Arts and Mathematics — helps a child who is 4 or 5 to acquire the skills to be developmentally ready for kindergarten. Kindergarten students also need to be developmentally ready for the social and emotional challenges required in a full-day classroom. Children enrolled in STREAM learn in a collaborative Christ-centered environment stretches their social abilities in small groups and partnerships.
• Critical thinking
• Letter recognition and letter sounds
• Number recognition and counting to 20
• Peer collaboration in small groups
• Verbalize cause and effect
• Prediction through experiments
• Develop 10-minute attention span
• Build on Spanish and music skills
• Handle conflict with self-control
Hours: Our STREAM 4s and 5s students meet 12:15-3:10pm Monday through Friday. If you need a full day, your child would join the full-day Preschool Plus childcare classroom before his or her afternoon class.
STREAM 4s & 5s
Often children who turn 5 during the summer months, or are facing other learning challenges, need the gift of time and opportunity to develop their academic readiness skills. Our STREAM program — Science, Technology, Religion, Expression, Arts and Mathematics — helps a child who is 4 or 5 to acquire the skills to be developmentally ready for kindergarten. Kindergarten students also need to be developmentally ready for the social and emotional challenges required in a full-day classroom. Children enrolled in STREAM learn in a collaborative Christ-centered environment stretches their social abilities in small groups and partnerships.
• Critical thinking
• Letter recognition and letter sounds
• Number recognition and counting to 20
• Peer collaboration in small groups
• Verbalize cause and effect
• Prediction through experiments
• Develop 10-minute attention span
• Build on Spanish and music skills
• Handle conflict with self-control
Hours: Our STREAM 4s and 5s students meet 12:15-3:10pm Monday through Friday. If you need a full day, your child would join the full-day Preschool Plus childcare classroom before his or her afternoon class.
Peace Athletics
The purpose of the Peace Lutheran Athletics Program is to assist students in developing their God-given athletic abilities while teaching life skills such as cooperation, self-sacrifice, leadership, fair play, good sportsmanship, and a common concern for others. Students in Grades 4 and up have the opportunity to participate in the following sports offered at Peace:
• Volleyball
• Soccer
• Cross-Country Running
• Cheerleading/Pom Squad
• Track
• Basketball
Peace Athletics
The purpose of the Peace Lutheran Athletics Program is to assist students in developing their God-given athletic abilities while teaching life skills such as cooperation, self-sacrifice, leadership, fair play, good sportsmanship, and a common concern for others. Students in Grades 4 and up have the opportunity to participate in the following sports offered at Peace:
• Volleyball
• Soccer
• Cross-Country Running
• Cheerleading/Pom Squad
• Track
• Basketball
Traditions
The Crossing is home to many traditions at Peace Lutheran School. Every year, Peace staff assemble and decorate our Christmas tree so that it stands beautifully under the hanging cross, beside our traditional Nativity set. The entire student body comes to The Crossing to sit together for our annual Christmas chapel service. Other special gatherings in The Crossing include our annual school-wide observance of National Day of Prayer, and daily devotions during National Lutheran Schools Week.
Traditions
The Crossing is home to many traditions at Peace Lutheran School. Every year, Peace staff assemble and decorate our Christmas tree so that it stands beautifully under the hanging cross, beside our traditional Nativity set. The entire student body comes to The Crossing to sit together for our annual Christmas chapel service. Other special gatherings in The Crossing include our annual school-wide observance of National Day of Prayer, and daily devotions during National Lutheran Schools Week.
Saturday Worship
In addition to the 9AM traditional and 11:15AM modern worship services offered on Sundays at our Adams Campus (Peace Lutheran Church), we offer a casual “blended” worship at 6:30PM Saturdays here in the Weis Room at Peace Lutheran School. Many of our school and Early Childhood families utilize this Lawndale Campus service to worship among Peace friends in a casual atmosphere.
Saturday Worship
In addition to the 9AM traditional and 11:15AM modern worship services offered on Sundays at our Adams Campus (Peace Lutheran Church), we offer a casual “blended” worship at 6:30PM Saturdays here in the Weis Room at Peace Lutheran School. Many of our school and Early Childhood families utilize this Lawndale Campus service to worship among Peace friends in a casual atmosphere.
K-8 Care
Here at Peace Lutheran School, we understand that unless you are a teacher, your workday probably doesn’t line up exactly with your child’s school day hours. That’s why we provide structured childcare for our K-8 students before and after school. Our K-8 Childcare runs from 6:30-7:35am before school and 3:15-6pm after school. Your child can use all of that time or just a portion of it — it is billed hourly. We are a year-round, full-service child care facility for all ages. That means we also offer Community Summer Camps for all K-5 children — even those who don’t attend Peace School.
K-8 Care
Here at Peace Lutheran School, we understand that unless you are a teacher, your workday probably doesn’t line up exactly with your child’s school day hours. That’s why we provide structured childcare for our K-8 students before and after school. Our K-8 Childcare runs from 6:30-7:35am before school and 3:15-6pm after school. Your child can use all of that time or just a portion of it — it is billed hourly. We are a year-round, full-service child care facility for all ages. That means we also offer Community Summer Camps for all K-5 children — even those who don’t attend Peace School.