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Carroll Lutheran School
Basic Information
Address: 1738 Old Taneytown Road
Westminster, MD 21158
County: Carroll
Phone Number: 410-848-1050
Fax Number: 410-848-0614
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Additional Information
President: (Principal)- Mandy Gilbart
School Type: Lutheran (Christian)
Founded: 2000
Ages/Grades: ALDE, Lutheran Community Consortium, ELEA
School Setting:
Large, beautiful campus with lots of outdoor space, traditional classroom settings, cafeteria, gymnasium and outdoor classroom
School Size: Class sizes are limited for maximum individual attention
Classroom Size: Class sizes are limited for maximum individual attention
Student/Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Tuition:
$7200
Financial Aid:
Scholarships, grants, and need-based financial aid are available
Support Services:
Services are available for students with medical or special education needs on a case by case basis
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Students use Chromebooks and windows laptops throughout all appropriate grades
School Clubs:
soccer club, lacrosse club, lego club, computer coding club, art club, Spanish club, and more
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Plenty of parking is available in school lots
Uniform Guidelines:
See info on our school website regarding uniforms
Admissions Requirements:
Academic assessments are required for admissions/placement
Mission Statement:
Exceptional Education, Formed in Faith
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Carroll Lutheran School is a private Lutheran school in Westminster serving grades K - 8. Rigorous academics are complemented by the Faith Studies curriculum and a focus on character development and community service. CLS is the only private school in the area offering a traditional educational experience in a loving and faith based setting. All teachers are certified by the Maryland Department of Education and are fully prepared to provide the best possible education to every student. CLS does not participate in high-stakes testing and does not use common core curriculum. Parents and families are welcome to participate and volunteer as part of the overall school community. Class sizes are limited allowing for highly personalized, individual attention for each student. CLS is currently enrolling in all grades and offers scholarship and financial aid opportunities. CLS welcomes all who are interested in learning more about CLS to schedule a private tour at a time that fits in your schedule. To learn more about CLS, or to schedule a tour, visit clsedu.org or contact the school at 410-848-1050.
School History:
In the 2019-2020 school year, CLS will celebrate 20 years of providing an exceptional education, formed in faith
Notes/School Information:
Our parent organization (FPP) is very active through its volunteer efforts of fundraisers (huge consignment sale & basket bingo), and being involved in the classrooms as volunteers. This group has made significant purchases for the school including the mobile computer lab, the outdoor signage, and more.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CarrollLutheranSchool
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clsthrives/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVNF82CD_esYC5N5mFZKEQ