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Redeemer Lutheran School

By NEW WEBSITE FOR REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL!

January 28, 2013 at 3:47 PM

Redeemer Lutheran School is excited to announce the launch of their newly designed Web site at www.redeemerschoolwestfield.com.

This new site design provides useful information and utility, including:

Detailed curriculum of early childhood education programs
Online admission process for easy access enrollment
News and events for the latest happenings at RLS
Easy-to-reference school materials for parents and teachers
Parent testimonials and local community articles that confirm the wonderful education and culture at RLS
New Support RLS section to offer multiple ways and channels in which to support our thriving school and mission!

The website will be updated on a regular basis, with news of events, school activities, and new content. If you have any suggestions or general feedback, please contact us at hdiana@redeemerwestfield.com or send us your feedback via the new “Contact Us” section of the school site.

* Readers' Choice: Redeemer Lutheran Voted Favorite Preschool in Westfield. With nearly 42 percent of the votes, Redeemer Lutheran was crowned the winner.

- The Westfield Patch, Mar 2012

Redeemer Lutheran School

229 Cowperthwaite Place

Westfield, NJ 07090

908-232-1592

www.redeemerschoolwestfield.com

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