The Commission on Lutheran Schools has announced the accreditation of St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Fort Atkinson, according to a news release.
Accreditation has been awarded through the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod School Accreditation (WELSSA).
According to the release: “St. Paul’s Lutheran School has proven compliance with WELSSA’s educational standards and is a member in good standing.”
“We are pleased to congratulate St. Paul’s Lutheran School for its dedication and efforts during the self-study process, and its commitment to continuous school improvement,” Paul Patterson, the executive director of WELSSA, was quoted as saying in the release.
Schools working toward accreditation must complete a comprehensive self-study, host a site visit team of educators outside the school every six years, and develop and implement a school improvement plan to maintain accreditation. The school files an annual report detailing their progress in meeting their goals and staying in compliance with the WELSSA standards. WELSSA is a member in good standing of the National Council on Private School Accreditation (NCPSAI), the release noted.
The student body of St. Paul’s Lutheran School, Fort Atkinson, along with teachers and some parents, attend the opening worship service at St. Paul’s Church. Along with singing hymns, Pastor Matthew Vik delivered a brief sermon to the children to prepare them for the 2022-23 school year. File photo/contributed/David Frohmader.
St. Paul’s Lutheran School, Fort Atkinson, contributed photo.
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