St. James Articles
Supporting Learning, Balance, and Family Time
As we reflect on this season of gratitude, one theme rises again and again at St. James: our community is our greatest blessing. From teachers to staff to families, thankfulness is woven through our school’s culture, shaping the way we learn, grow, and support one another.
At St. James Lutheran School, it’s important to us that we seek and implement innovative methods to help our students develop a deep and lasting understanding of mathematics. This year, we are excited to introduce Spatial Temporal Math, a new supplemental program that enhances our current Envision Math curriculum (and Everyday Math in Grade 1).
The Science of Reading at St. James – Implementation & Growth
At St. James, we believe that raising thoughtful, resilient children is a shared journey between educators, counselors, and families. As part of our intentional approach to supporting students in a rapidly changing digital world, Dr. Hannah Meineke, St. James Spanish teacher and school counselor, launched a new Parent-Staff-Faculty Book Club this year to explore “The Anxious Generation” by Jonathan Haidt.
To help families better understand the progression from preschool through kindergarten, the chart below outlines the age-based pathways and schedule options available at St. James.
Meet Our Expanded Counseling Team
Advice for New Families at St. James Lutheran School
Welcome to Mini Mavericks: A Space for Caregiver-Child Connection and Creative Exploration! September 11 - Welcome Back!
At St. James, we believe our school is more than just a place of learning—it's a community where children and families are known, supported, and loved. We recently asked our parents a simple question: “What do you love most about St. James?” Their responses speak volumes about the environment we strive to cultivate every day. Here’s what they shared—