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Athletics
The Grace Lutheran School athletic program offers:
Cross country (1st-8th), Boys’ basketball (5th-8th), Girls’ basketball (5th-8th), Girls’ volleyball (5th-8th), Co-ed soccer (5th-8th), Co-ed track and field (5th-8th).
Our facilities include a half-court gymnasium, cross country trail and soccer field. We are proud to belong to the Milwaukee Lutheran Elementary School Athletic Association (MLESAA).
Music
The students at Grace are in music class twice a week. Their largest performances are the Christmas Program and the Spring Concert. Preparations for both of these events begin at the start of the school year. Along with that, the students sing in church about once a month throughout the school year. Music classes consist of learning the songs, practicing choreography if needed, and studying music theory.
Student Council
The Student Council is made up of members in 5th-8th grade. They are elected to their positions in November each year and hold office for a one-year term. Students that are interested in running for Council make campaign signs and give a speech on Election Day to our 1st-8th grade classes.
The students who are elected to the Council raise funds for various projects by hosting Dollar Days. These are special events where students can order a treat to go along with their lunches. Some examples are nachos, grilled cheese, pizza, and many other items as well.
Over the past few years the Student Council has helped raise money for an AED machine, lockers, the school's very first SMARTboard, Chromebooks and classroom TV's.
PTL
The Parent-Teacher organization at Grace works tirelessly to engage families at Grace and within the broader community to support initiatives at the school.
Throughout the year, various activities include Walk for Grace, Grandparents’ Day, Muffins with Moms, Doughnuts with Dads and Pantherpalooza all bring families together to share in the educational and spiritual growth of our students.
Camp Graceland
Camp Graceland is our annual summer camp for ages 5-12 held at the Early Childhood Center. Numerous themed activities are planned every year along with outdoor sports and games, water fun, and time to kick back with a good book.
Additionally, Camp Graceland is offered for days school is not in session, such as Easter vacation, spring break, Christmas break, etc. Rates are $31 for less than five hours and $41 for five hours or more. Call 414-762-8755 for details.
Wrap Around Care
Grace Lutheran provides care for students before and after school hours. Morning hours start at 6:30 a.m. and evening hours end at 6 p.m.
Students move around the school as a supervised group and play in the gym, play games or use the computer lab during wraparound care hours.
Since 1980, Grace Lutheran School has been serving the church and community by providing a quality Christ-centered education to children of all backgrounds and faiths from 4K through eighth grade. All of our teachers are DPI certified (Department of Public Instruction), and we are committed to preparing students for life both academically and spiritually through classroom work and extracurricular activities such as athletics and music. Grace Lutheran School features the only all- day 4K program in Oak Creek, and we offer wraparound care before and after school hours.
Pursuant to Wisconsin State Statute 115.28 (54m), our schools are required to notify and provide the educational options available to all students who are at least 3 years old, but not yet 18 years old. Please visit https://dpi.wi.gov/ed-options to see the educational options represented for Wisconsin students. Grace Lutheran parents have opted out of the Forward Exam. Therefore, our results show zero. You can view our report card here.
Grace Lutheran School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Learn more about Educational opportunities within the Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District.
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