Parent Open House 2010
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This document provides information for parents about the upcoming school year at St. John Lutheran School. It introduces new staff members and highlights improvements from the school's annual survey. Initiatives such as "Cougar Pride" and a 1-1 laptop program are discussed. The school's strategic plan through 2015 is also summarized, focusing on financial sustainability, early childhood education, technology integration, and developing students spiritually and academically. Upcoming community events are listed at the end.
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