CLASSICAL LUTHERAN EDUCATION PRESCHOOL THROUGH GRADE 12




True, good, and beautiful classical education built upon the foundation of God's Word.
Welcome to Faith Lutheran School
Faith Lutheran School is a private Christian school in Plano, Texas. We provide a Christ-centered classical education built on a time-tested academic foundation, the enduring truths of Scripture, and the rich heritage of the Lutheran faith. Serving students from preschool through 12th grade, we partner with families to cultivate wisdom, virtue, and a lifelong love of learning.
“A classical Christian education provides my children with a strong foundation in critical thinking and ethical reasoning, all while encouraging a deep understanding of their faith. It equips them to engage thoughtfully with the world around them.”
- FLS parent
FLS Graduate Bound for
U.S. Military Academy at
West Point

Tristana Sophia Tiro, class of 2025, has accepted her appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point, Class of 2029. Tristana received her nomination for said appointment from United States Congressman Lance Gooden (TX-D5). Tristana is looking forward to tackling ‘Beast’ (basic training) and being part of the ‘long grey line.’ Congratulations to Tristana!
FLS Senior Named
2025 National Merit Finalist

Julia Voicu, class of 2025, has been named a 2025 National Merit Finalist. This tremendous honor places her among the top 1% of all high school seniors in the U.S. We applaud Julia for her tireless dedication to her studies during her years at FLS!
FLS Graduate Selected
for Art Internship

Ella Rivers, class of 2025, has been selected to intern under Lutheran and liturgical artist Edward Riojas in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She will spend next year studying wood-carving, metal-working, stained glass design, parament design, calligraphy, serigraphy, and church design. Congratulations to Ella on this achievement!
Incoming Headmaster Speaks
on Classical Lutheran Education
Click Here to view a recent presentation by our incoming headmaster, Rev. Brandon Koble, on the benefits of classical Lutheran education.
