Zion Lutheran School provides each student educational mastery by building foundations that lead children to serve God with a Christian worldview, forming men and women of godly character and virtue.
Openings PreK4 - 7th grades
Doubly Accredited
Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education (CCLE)
National Lutheran Schools Accreditation (NLSA)
Zion Lutheran School is a ministry of Zion Lutheran Church - a confessional, liturgical, and conservative congregation of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.
Note: Students and their parents/guardians are not required to become members of Zion Lutheran Church for any reason or as a condition of enrollment or attendance.

3rd & 4th Grades
MRS. WOLLMAN
ABOUT MRS. WOLLMAN
WHY I BECAME A TEACHER
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I was born in Rupert, Idaho- the last of 7 children! My parents raised us in a strong Christian family where worship and fellowship with other Christians was a top priority.
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I was taught from the beginning about Jesus’ love and salvation to all people.
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It became very real to me in 7th grade when a wonderful teacher laid God’s plan of salvation out for me and I understood the sacrifice Christ made for all of us.
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I continued to grow in God’s love, and I decided to go on to college to become a Lutheran teacher.
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Even though I had never attended a Lutheran school, I saw that Lutheran Schools would provide me a place where I could share Jesus with others.
EDUCATION
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BA in Elementary Education from Concordia University, Portland, OR
EXPERIENCE
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Approaching 23 years of teaching at Zion Lutheran School. I’ve taught 1-7th grades at different times.
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I worked for 6 years at Micron Technology in Boise.
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Taught English in Japan for 1 ½ years.
FAMILY AND OUTSIDE INTERESTS
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My husband, Joe, and I have been married 22 years.
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We have two children, Hunter and Hailey. Both of our children attended Zion.
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I enjoy gardening, reading, and traveling.
WHY I TEACH AT ZION LUTHERAN
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I have always loved the ministry of Zion.
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Our school has never veered from the central message of God’s love and salvation to a world that desperately needs Him.
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That message walks hand in hand with challenging our students academically to realize their potential.
CLASSROOM MISSION STATEMENT
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Teaching in a classical school is a great challenge for me. I am constantly looking for new ways to present materials to my students, and I am always searching to challenge these children to grow in their faith and in their academics. I enjoy watching my students explore and stretch in their education. I have great visions of the future of these Christian children as they will someday influence and make contributions to our community and our country.