ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL
ALEMAN--1921--1954

Christian education was an important emphasis of St. Paul’s Lutheran Chuch. The parochial grammar school of seven grades provided instruction for children of the church families. In addition to the curriculum taught in public school, religious instruction was provided daily in the German language, as well as all aspects of German language arts--reading, writing, spelling. Students were expected to have a reading knowledge of German since church services were conducted in German.

Teachers included Rev. Emil F. Moerbe, J. T. Jaeckel, E. A. Voskamp, William H. Nielson, and C. T. Boriack. 

 A school building, now used as St. Paul’s Community Center, was constructed during the summer of 1921.