Welcome

Letter from the Superintendent

Welcome to another exciting school year! As we open our doors and hearts to all that God has in store for our campus, our guiding theme for this year is "Be the Light," inspired by Jesus' words in Matthew 5:16: “In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” In a world that often feels chaotic or uncertain, we are called as a school community to stand firm as clear, compassionate beacons of hope, truth, and genuine Christian love.

At Immanuel Schools, our core mission remains steadfast: to equip students to serve God and neighbor with mind, body, and soul, based on a Christ-centered foundation. True education goes far beyond standard academic benchmarks. It requires nurturing the whole child—sharpening their intellect through rigorous study, building discipline and health in body, and cultivating a deep, vibrant soul anchored in the Gospel. When our students learn to ground their identity in Christ, they are empowered to shine brightly wherever their paths lead—whether in the classroom or in the arts, on the athletic fields or courts, or in their future callings.

This year, I invite our parents, staff, alumni, and community partners to join us in encouraging our students to carry this light into the world. Together, we can foster a culture where character is forged through faith, where service to others is a joyful daily lifestyle, and where every act of excellence points directly back to our Heavenly Father. Thank you for your continued trust, prayers, and dedication as we embark on this journey together.

Let’s all strive to Be the Light and share the Good News of Jesus Christ in our lives.

Go Eagles!

"Our two children are fairly new to Immanuel Schools. We were overwhelmed with joy in just how welcomed our family was, and the genuine hospitality in helping them settle in. I’m sure I speak for many parents of the public educational world when I express how daunting and scary it is to move your children to another school, without “knowing” one hundred percent if your decision is truly the “right” one. With prayer and opening our hearts to whatever God’s will may be, we made the decision and have had no regrets. It’s refreshingly beautiful to see God being spoken about amongst the students/staff. As a parent, in an unprecedented time where our world is suffering, it’s seeing the small hands folded, heads bowed and hearing your child and their classmates pray for one another and their families with no dismay. Out in the open. This is our hope! These children are the future and it’s schools such as Immanuel that are willing and able to hold onto the truth of God and offering that in a day-to-day routine."