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Our Mission
We ignite curiosity for the world and for learning.
We instill confidence to advocate for themselves and others.
We inspire courage to lead in service to our community, world, and future.
Learning with Joy. Leading with Heart.
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Lower School
JK - Grade 4
Upper School
Grade 5 - 8
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Building “A Place”
for Students
From nurturing pre-K childhood development activities, through a challenging yet balanced elementary and middle school curriculum, St. Luke’s School offers one of the very best private school academic programs in Manhattan. Along the St. Luke’s journey, students find a place in the classroom and beyond.
A place in the
classroom
Our rich and rigorous curriculum develops confident learners who are both independent and collaborative
A place at the
table
We intentionally embrace diversity, inclusion, and equity—every person has a place at the table and every voice is valued.
A place in the
world
Our ethical underpinning guides our children in nurturing their social consciousness and their ability to face challenges with grace, courage, and resilience as they go into the world.
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voices from our Community
Stay up to date with upcoming events and our newsletters, written by a different guest contributor each week
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When I taught Grade 3, one of the many “traditions” I looked forward to was observing the six-week multi-discipline unit written and taught by the Associate Teacher. During those weeks, I would observe my students in the hands of my partner as they taught English, Social Studies, and Math. Removing myself from the role of central instructor allowed me to see the classroom community with new eyes and witness the nuances of teaching and learning in action...
-Tracy Fedonchik
In Grade 8 Humanities, each student is tasked with writing memoirs... in only 6 words. Enjoy this piecemeal poem, composed of a selection of students’ reflections of their time at St. Luke’s...
-The Class of 2024
"You mustn't let a little thing like 'little' stop you." – Matilda Wormwood.
This week, St. Luke’s Grade 5 students exemplified “learning with joy, leading with heart” as they performed their version of the 2011 musical Matilda for their peers, their parents, and the whole professional staff. Ten and eleven-year-old children are pretty incredible. True, as a school leader and parent, I do believe that each and every age in a child’s development is incredible, and I feel blessed that I have the privilege of working with children from the ages of 4 through 14...
- Tracy Fedonchik