This parochial Lutheran school educates children from preschool through grade 8. Lawrence Cook Associates' designed a brick wall to alleviate the school's security concerns with control. The wall encloses a large courtyard with four children's play areas separated by age groups. Children enter and exit one at a time through a gate to parents during pick-up and drop-off times.

The school offers work stations with the latest computer technology. Multi-level lighting provides different light scenes for various work tasks: low for comuter use; normal for classroom activities; and high for cleaning. Storage closets, supply cabinets, book shelves, and bulletin boards are built into the perimeter of each classroom.

The architecture composition of the facade is a functional interpretation of the traditional style of the original church located at the center of the symmetrical plan. The original pallet of materials and colors was duplicated to match the more contemporary additions to the existing facility.

The youth room was designed as a "club house" for junior and senior high school students. It features a wood ceiling, tack board walls, snack area and heavy duty furniture.