School FAQ

Yes, bussing is available as long as students live within the Hortonville Area School District and within the Bethlehem bussing lines.

Yes, before and after school care is available to students enrolled in Bethlehem Lutheran School. Parents need to enroll separately with our Early Learning Center Director. 

What grades are being offered at Bethlehem? Bethlehem will offer grades 4K through 7th grade for the 2023-2024 School Year. 

Bethlehem doors open to students at 7:30am. The school day begins at 7:45am and students are excused at 2:45pm. 

Tuition cost is set by the Bethlehem Board of Education and parents will get an invoice in the mail after they have registered, usually sometime in late spring to early summer. Tuition can be paid all at once or in monthly payments. Bethlehem has a Financial Secretary who can answer tuition questions.

Tuition cost is set by the Bethlehem Board of Education and parents will get an invoice in the mail after they have registered, usually sometime in late spring to early summer. Tuition can be paid all at once or in monthly payments. Bethlehem has a Financial Secretary who can answer tuition questions.

Yes, Bethlehem offers a hot lunch program.  Milk is included with the lunch, but may also be purchased separately for those bringing a lunch from home. The Hortonville Area School District Food Service caters meals to students both at BLS and the ELC.

The Bethlehem office serves Bethlehem Lutheran Church, School and Early Learning Center (ELC). Normal hours are from 7:15am until 3:15pm. The office is open on all non-school days except for when the ELC is also closed (Examples: New Years Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, the day after Thanksgiving, and Christmas break). Summer hours may vary.

There is a school and early learning center newsletter that comes out once per week. It is emailed to parents. Bethlehem's website has an updated calendar and updated reminders. 

Yes, in the past Bethlehem has offered cross country, volleyball, basketball, VEX robotics, forensics, piano, junior choir, hand chimes, among other options. Certain extra-curriculars are dependent upon participation from students. If Bethlehem is unable to offer an extra-curricular activity there may be availability to co-op with other area WELS schools.