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Fourth Grade "Journey
North" Project
Fourth Graders planted tulips with the help of church
volunteer Claire Miller, as part of the nationwide science
project, "Journey North." The Washington Post
ran a story
about Calvary's project. Visit the Journey
North website to see the tulips in action!
7/8 Grade May 2009 San Francisco Trip
7/8 Graders toured historic sites in San Francisco,
CA, in May 2009. They visited Alcatraz, Muir Woods,
the Golden Gate Bridge and much more!
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Fellowship
and Worship Opportunities:
- Children's Chapel every week-Grades
K-8. Families and Visitors are welcome!
International Students
Calvary Lutheran School is certified and authorized
by the U.S. Government to accept nonimmigrant international
students. A nonimmigrant is a foreign citizen who visits
the United States for a temporary purpose - tourism,
work, or study - and, when finished, leaves the United
States. Before being permitted to visit the United States
as a nonimmigrant, foreign citizens must prove their
nonimmigrant intent.
We have been an approved SEVP participating school since
December 2004 and are listed on http://www.ice.gov/doclib/sevis/pdf/ApprovedSchools.pdf.
Only an SEVP-certified school can issue a Form I-20
to students that have been accepted for enrollment.
The Form I-20 is an official U.S. government form. A
prospective nonimmigrant student must have a Form I-20
issued by an SEVP-certified school in order to become
F-1 student. It acts as proof of acceptance and contains
the information that is needed to pay the SEVIS I-901
fee; apply for a visa or change of status, and admission
into the United States.
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Established
in 1951, Calvary is one of more than 1,400 schools of the
