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Loving Savior prepares Christian Scholars to be innovative leaders ready to serve in the 21st century.

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ACADEMIC

Our Christian-based programs strive to instill a life-long love of learning and a quest for knowledge among elementary students from kindergarten through 8th grade.

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We would love to have your student and family as part of our Loving Savior Family.  Please call to set up a tour and visit our classrooms and a beautiful campus.  Tours are daily.

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New Kindergarten Registration

Begin your Christian education with Loving Savior Lutheran School.  We accept students who turn 5 years old by September 1st.
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International Student Registration

We are excited to introduce the Lord Jesus Christ and provide a quality education to our International students.

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Summer Program 2025 Registration

Join us for a summer filled with fun and special events.

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Why Private Education at Loving Savior Lutheran School

Jesus- Being a Lutheran school allows us the freedom to pray, instill a moral foundation based on biblical principles, and teach our children to look at and live in the world with a Bible-based perspective.

Chapel - Students are able to sing and worship with their classmates, listen, and at times participate in a message delivered by our DCE on a weekly basis

Student/ Teacher Ratio- While the average student/ teacher ratio in Chino Valley Unified School District is 24:1, our ratio for grades K-1 is 20:1, the ratio for 2nd - 4th is 22:1, the ratio for 5th – 8th is 27:1, plus an instructional aide.

Teachers- While public school teachers are not held to a moral standard, we are called to live our Christian faith in our school and personal life. We begin each day in the word of God, which promotes a Christ-like love towards our students. While public schools are required to keep tenured teachers even if their performance in the classroom declines, private school teachers must perform up to standard and maintain a positive reputation in order to remain on staff. This ensures that teachers work diligently to stay up to date on the latest teaching trends and technology.

Community- A smaller school allows not only for our students to get to know everyone around them, it allows families to establish close connections as well. The size of our school makes it possible for most teachers to develop a personal rapport with students.

More individualized education- While we meet all standards held by the public schools, we have the freedom to customize education by incorporating techniques or extra resources that may help solidify mastery of a topic for a certain group of students. For example, we teach Common Core math from a state-approved curriculum, but if we see that our students may benefit from learning an additional strategy to help, we have the flexibility to do that.

Enrichment Programs- We offer in-class programs such as Spanish, 1 to 1 Chrome Books for Junior High and tablet carts for grades 1-6, at-home access to IXL (Math and Language), and Ticket to Read (grades K-2). These programs enhance learning and promote individualized training in math and language. Children also attend weekly computer class and library time.

Extra- Curricular Classes- Children have access to a variety of After-school programs offering everything from music to art to archery.

Definitely a 5 star program

 

Loving Savior has teachers that are passionate about providing a safe, stable, diverse and loving environment. Many of the teachers are parents themselves so their level of commitment is unparalleled.

 

-Dru Moore

ABOUT LOVING SAVIOR

Loving Savior Lutheran Church, School, and Preschool have been organized to address the total needs of the student.

We believe in the Triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; and that the Bible is the inerrant Word of God.  We teach it to students in terms they can understand.

As Christ is the center of Church and School, so He is the center of our educational philosophy and directs all teaching and learning experiences.

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Loving Savior of the Hills Lutheran School

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Loving Savior of the Hills Lutheran School
🎓8th Grade Spotlight 🎓✨Rosanna Lee✨Favorite Memory at Loving Savior: My favorite memory at Loving Savior was 6th-grade Astro Camp because it was fun. Teacher or Staff Member Shout Out: I would like to shout out all my middle school teachers, but mostly my fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Spaulding.Loving Savior Tradition That You’ll Miss The Most: I’ll miss the end-of-the-year picnic.Something You’ve Learned During Your Years at Loving Savior: Be kind and compassionate, forgiving one another just like how Christ forgave you. Favorite Book/Reading Material: My favorite book is Animal Farm by George Orwell. Advice for incoming 8th graders: Cherish your time here.High School Plans: I plan to attend Eleanor Roosevelt High School and to maintain good grades. 🐾❤️💙#graduatespotlight #lovingsavior #jaguarpride #classof2025 #futuregoals #makingmemories #inthistogether ... See MoreSee Less

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Loving Savior of the Hills Lutheran School

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Loving Savior of the Hills Lutheran School
Day one for our 8th grade students was a travel day, a great family-style Italian dinner, and a ghost tour of old town Alexandria. ✈️🍝👻#lovingsavior #jagaurpride #8thgradefieldtrip #graduates #washingdc #newyork #classof2025 ... See MoreSee Less

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Loving Savior of the Hills Lutheran School

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Loving Savior of the Hills Lutheran School
🎓 8th Grade Spotlight 🎓✨Jasiah Kallo✨Favorite Memory at Loving Savior: My favorite memory at Loving Savior was our seventh-grade camp. Our seventh-grade camp was great, but one time was really fun in particular. We were on a hike with our guide, and I was starving, and our guide said it was ok to eat a small yellow flower-looking plant called a mustard seed. What I didn't know is that she meant to taste the mustard seed, not eat a ton. So, as we were hiking some more, my throat started to burn due to the amount of mustard seeds I ate. Thankfully, everything was ok, and it was completely normal for that to happen after eating all of those mustard seeds.Teacher or Staff Member Shout Out: I want to shout out to Mr. Ross and Ms. Slezak. Mr. Ross is very nice and understanding, and has taught me many things throughout my years at Loving Savior. He has taught me how to play sports, do math, science, and history, and most importantly, he has taught me that I am the captain of my own ship. Ms. Slezak is always very understanding, lenient, and loving, and has also taught me many important lessons. Loving Savior Tradition That You’ll Miss The Most: The Harvest Festival, and intramural sports. These are both great times that make great memories that we cherish and remember from our time at Loving Savior.Something You’ve Learned During Your Years at Loving Savior: ve learned lots of things in my 10 years at Loving Savior. But most of all, I've learned to be friends with everyone and stay out of drama and trouble.Favorite Book/Reading Material: My favorite book that I read was The Outsiders.Advice for incoming 8th graders: Don't trust anyone. People will want you to do good, but never better than them. Stay mutual and stay out of trouble.High School Plans: I plan to go to Western Christian. In Western Christian, I plan to excel academically, make plenty of new friends, and play every sport I can. 🐾❤️💙 ... See MoreSee Less

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