St. Philip Lutheran School in Chicago serves students in Nursery through 8th grade, including those with learning differences and ADD/ADHD. The school maintains small class sizes averaging just 10 students, creating an environment where teachers can provide individualized support tailored to each child's developmental level and learning needs. With 75% of faculty holding advanced degrees and training in research-based instructional strategies, St. Philip is equipped to help students with mild learning differences master academic content while building confidence and critical thinking skills.
The school's special education programs specifically support students with learning differences and ADD/ADHD through differentiated instruction and structured academic support. Beyond academics, St. Philip offers a balanced range of extracurricular activities—from sports like basketball, volleyball, and cross country to arts programs including choir and dance—allowing students to explore their interests and develop social connections in a supportive setting. The Christ-centered environment emphasizes each student's individual gifts and potential.
Tuition is $7,400 for kindergarten through 8th grade (preschool rates vary), with 25% of families receiving financial aid averaging $2,000 annually. The school maintains a 90% acceptance rate and rolling admissions. St. Philip is accredited by the National Lutheran Schools Accreditation and affiliated with the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.