Emmaus Lutheran School and Preschool is a Christian early-education and K–8 day school in Alhambra that operates on a multi-acre campus and offers preschool care, extended-day services, and elementary through middle-school education.
Emmaus Lutheran School and Preschool serves preschool-age children through eighth grade on a multi-acre campus in Alhambra. The school presents a Christian educational program and maintains a closed, coded campus with playgrounds, athletic fields and a gymnasium.
The school follows standards-aligned academics and integrates technology into classroom instruction. Students participate in regular benchmark testing and the school uses online grade reporting for parent communication. The school holds regional and denominational accreditations.
The campus includes multiple playgrounds, a field and a gym, and an on-site kitchen that provides an optional hot-lunch program prepared by a contracted chef. Security measures described for the campus include gated/closed-campus access, coded entry, visitor check-in, cameras, fingerprinted staff, first-aid/CPR/AED-trained personnel and an emergency plan.
The school offers before- and after-school care, year-round options including a summer session, support for international students through an I-20 program, and a range of extracurricular and enrichment activities and homework-help options for families.
A K–8 Christian day-school program provides standards-aligned academics, technology instruction and regular assessment; the school holds accreditation from regional and denominational agencies.
A variety of extracurricular and enrichment classes are offered during the school year for an additional fee, and the school supplies after-school homework-help in small groups.
Before- and after-school care is provided with staffed programming that supports homework and structured activities; stated hours run from early morning until the early evening.
The school is authorized to issue Form I-20 for international students in grades 1–8 and provides ELL support and integration into regular classes with additional requirements for visas, health records and guardianship.
For the 2025–2026 academic year, preschool students must be at least 3 years old and fully toilet-trained by the stated enrollment date; preschool schedules include full- and part-time options.
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Two summer sessions are offered—one for younger students and one for older elementary grades—with morning academics and afternoon activities, field trips and assemblies.
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