St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Glen Burnie is moving forward with plans to expand into a high school, beginning with a ninth-grade class in fall 2027. The school plans to add one grade each year, with its first graduating class expected in spring 2031.
The expansion will build on the school’s existing early childhood through eighth-grade program, combining Christian education with college-preparatory academics and an emphasis on science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).
College Preparation and Technology Programs
The proposed high school curriculum will include traditional academic courses alongside electives in robotics, 3D design and printing, and other technology-related subjects. Plans also call for Advanced Placement courses, online learning options, and dual enrollment opportunities through Anne Arundel Community College.
“Our goal is not simply to create another high school,” said St. Paul’s Principal Ken Coughlan. “We want to offer families something distinctive: an academically challenging, Christ-centered education that prepares students for the opportunities and responsibilities of the modern world, without placing that education financially out of reach.”…