St. Paul Lutheran School

St. Paul Lutheran School offers preschool, kindergarten, and grades 1-8. Kindergarten has a Christ-centered environment with a maximum of 16 students and morning or full day options. Grades 1-8 are taught by state certified teachers with a strong academic curriculum in a Christ-centered environment, and upper grades include 1:1 technology with Chromebooks and tablets while all classes use technology in everyday teaching.

Programs

• Christian education, Kindergarten through Grade 8 — Kindergarten through Grade 8
• Preschool — Preschool
• Kindergarten — Kindergarten · Christ-centered environment with a maximum of 16 students. Morning or full day options.
• Grades 1-8 — Grades 1-8 · State certified teachers teach a strong academic curriculum in a Christ-centered environment.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Facility hours: Main school office hours are 8am - 4:00pm.

About the provider

The school office hours are 8am - 4:00pm. The school welcomes children of all faiths, socioeconomic, and ethnic backgrounds. Preschool is closed for the 2026-2027 school year.

Our Preschool is closed for the 2026-2027 school year. The school welcomes children of all faiths, socioeconomic, and ethnic backgrounds.

What families say

“We have been part of St. Paul Lutheran since we moved to southeast Michigan in 2017. We love St. Paul's wonderful family atmosphere, the small class sizes, and the excellent academic standards. Most importantly, however, is the fact that Christ is at the center all that happens at St. Paul. We couldn't find a better school (and church!) for our family.” — Elizabeth

“We feel so blessed to have our kids attend St. Paul's! We love the family atmosphere of the school, and are so impressed with the staff and curriculum. Most of all, we are thrilled that Christ is at the center of the school. My kindergartener excitedly goes to church saying, "Let's learn more about Jesus"” — Lindsay

“St. Paul Northville is the best school for a private education. The class size is small, allowing teachers to give the children more attention. My son has grown beyond my expectations in the last two years there.” — LB

Last updated October 13, 2026.