Zion Lutheran School

12/23/2025

12/23/2025

Teachers and staff kicked Christmas break off with a CPR class! What did you do today?

12/20/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Zion Lutheran School! We are so grateful for each of you and for the ways God’s love shines through our Zion community.

As Christmas approaches, we joyfully pause to reflect on the blessings of the past year and the many ways God has been at work at Zion. His presence is often found not in grand gestures, but in quiet, meaningful moments that reveal the deep love and strong relationships within our community. From classrooms to hallways, we see His care through kindness, growth, and the shared commitment to nurturing both faith and learning.

Recently, Mrs. Best shared an experience that captures this truth, and I would like to share it with you.

God is so good! He gives us gifts that don’t have any monetary value but provide such wealth to all of us.

One of the greatest joys at Zion is welcoming former students back to visit teachers, staff, and friends. On the last day of school before Christmas break, my 7th- and 8th-grade classroom was blessed with visits from former students. They returned—not only to see their former teacher, but because they still feel connected to the Zion community. We shared food, laughter, and memories—a beautiful reminder of the lasting friendships formed here.

“Some may see this as a small moment—I see it as a blessing and a testimony to how much Zion means to our students and community.”

Though these students have gone on to other schools, they still find Zion a peaceful and happy place. My hope is that all students who attend Zion will one day return—whether in body or in heart—and find the same peace and comfort that only God provides through memories and faith nurtured here.

Mrs. Best shares just one special moment, but these unfold every day—from the office to hallways, lunchroom, and classrooms—showing how faith, care, and community guide our students and touch the hearts of everyone who comes through our doors.
At Zion Lutheran School, our mission is to guide students toward academic excellence and prepare them to be Christian leaders. But beyond academics, it is the love, care, and faith shared daily that leave a lasting impact. Friendships formed, support given, and joy experienced in learning and growing together stay with our students long after they leave Zion’s doors. This enduring sense of belonging and faith reminds us why our work here matters—and why Zion will always hold a special place in the hearts of those who pass through its halls.

May the joy of Christ’s birth fill your hearts this Christmas season, and may His blessings guide you and your family throughout the New Year.

With love from all the staff at Zion Lutheran School

12/19/2025

We made it!! Tomorrow the PreK4-8th grade will share their Christmas program at 9 in the sanctuary. Following the program students can wear their favorite Christmas hat for class parties and celebrations throughout the day!

12/18/2025

December baptism birthdays were celebrated Wednesday during chapel.

12/18/2025

We are still needing to get the following areas covered for tonight's home basketball game.

6:00-7:00
Concessions(1)
Scoreboard
7:00-8:30
Concessions(2)
Scoreboard

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12/17/2025

Hey Zion! We have made it through the halfway point. Only two days left of school before Christmas break! Let’s finish the week of strong! Tomorrow show your Christmas spirit! Wear anything Christmas themed. Socks, pajamas, t-shirt or favorite hat, use your imagination! I can’t wait to see what you all come up with for tomorrow’s dress up day!!

12/17/2025

Congratulations to Luke Davis for coming in 3rd place in this years Patriots Pen Essay contest sponsored by the VFW.

12/17/2025

During this mornings chapel service Pastor prayed over the yoga mats, sleeping mats and sleep pads that were collected for the Yoga Mat Collection Peggy Keuthe organized for the Overnight Warming Locations (OWL) The 2nd quarter Wednesday chapel offerings were collected to purchase items for OWL. Thank you to everyone that donated money and yoga mats.

The students of Zion were able to purchase 6 yoga mats, 4 sleeping pads, 6 blankets and 6 sleeping bags.

Way to go Zion and the Staunton community for making this drive a success.

12/17/2025

We are still in need for volunteers to help with the upcoming home basketball game. Urgent request for tomorrow nights game.
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12/17/2025

Going to Bethlehem Day: Dress up like a nativity character tomorrow!