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Here are a few helpful resources that will better equip you to stay involved and active in your student’s education.

UNIFORM POLICY

Memorial Lutheran School adheres to a school uniform policy for students in Preschool to 12th grade. Lands' End is our school uniform supplier. Children are to wear the official school uniform each day of the week. On Wednesdays, the “Full Dress” uniform is to be worn — that information is indicated in the uniform policy. 

Uniforms, including P.E. uniforms required for grades 6-12, may be ordered through Land's End using our school number:  900153529

MLS also has a Uniform Exchange that is free of charge. There are uniform exchange days a few times a year where parents may drop off or “shop" for gently used items. Parents may also contact Ms. Betty Downie as a need arises. 

 

PTL

The Parent Teacher League ("PTL") is an organization designed to assist and support all Memorial Lutheran School programs, students, and faculty through activities that promote fellowship and education within the Christian body.

All current teachers and parents and/or legal guardians of students who currently attend Memorial Lutheran School are automatically members of the PTL.

PTL sponsored events include:

  • Oktoberfest
  • Teacher Appreciation Week
  • Go Texan Day
  • School fundraisers 

For more information, visit the PTL Facebook Page. 

FAMILY HANDBOOK

Daily life at Memorial Lutheran School centers on the truth of the Gospel (Lutheran) and the truths of our academic instruction (classical). Through these we endeavor to incline our students towards principles that form children to be well educated and loving. We do this both for the glory of God and the love of the neighbor. These principles can be understood in three categories that we: Believe, Teach, and Confess.

FAMILY HANDBOOK

ATHLETICS

COACHES

If you are interested in coaching an MLS team or would like more information, please contact Coach Sam or the Assistant Athletic Director, Kenneth Linn at klinn@mlchouston.org.

 

REQUIRED FORMS


Sport's Physical - Students are required to have a sports physical; that form must be turned in prior to practices and games. 


Memorial Lutheran Athletic Handbook and Ethics Policy - The league abides by standards set forth in the athletic handbook and ethics policy. 


Student Athlete Behavior Contract - MLS recognizes the commitment that is included while participating in a team and has its own student and parent expectations.

EXTENDED CARE

Extended Care is available in the morning and afternoon for infants through eighth graders enrolled at Memorial Lutheran School. You must register for this program through the enrollment packet or by contacting Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor.

EARLY DROP-OFF


6:30 to 7:30 am — $200 per month
 

AFTER SCHOOL PICK-UP OPTIONS


4:30 pm — $200 per month
5:30 pm — $300 per month
6:30 pm — $400 per month
 

REGISTER FOR EXTENDED CARE


Extended Care needs are specified in your submitted enrollment packet. Thirty days' notice is required for any changes by emailing Mrs. Elizabth Taylor.

 

SPECIAL CHILD CARE DAYS

There are days throughout the school year when school is closed, but child care is open for a fee.

Preschool through eighth grade may sign up for care when school is closed by registering through the link for that day sent out in the weekly newsletter.

LUNCH PROGRAM

Road Runner Foods and Memorial Lutheran School use a national web-based school lunch ordering company to make ordering, tracking, and paying for your child’s lunch easy and convenient!

 

Online Lunch Order Set-Up
 


Place orders by Wednesday for the following week.


Instructions:
1. Visit www.lunchdirect.com
2. Use the Registration Key specific to Memorial Lutheran School — 580000
3. Fill in your information/children’s information under the right class and teacher's name.
4. Begin selecting the days you wish to have lunch delivered and complete checkout!

Children with life-threatening allergies are strongly encouraged not to participate in Lunch Direct’s meal program. Parents of children with life-threatening food allergies are encouraged to pack a lunch from home.