Please Note: If Hillsborough County Schools are closed, Christ Our Redeemer Lutheran School will also be closed. Please call the school if you have any questions.

I became a teacher to make a difference in children’s lives.  As I taught, I discovered the more involved I became in school activities the more students I touched.  Over the years I have served as Athletic Director, Yearbook Advisor, Summer Camp Director, VBS teacher among other things.  I love sharing my time with the students.

My first impression of Christ Our Redeemer Lutheran School was of a warm caring community.  I fell in love immediately.  I have met many exceptional students, parents, faculty, and church members.  I am proud to be a part of this wonderful school.

At Christ Our Redeemer we pride ourselves on providing a quality education in a safe Christian environment.  Our staff is experienced and dedicated to giving each student the chance to grow in their own unique ways.  Over the years our students have achieved many awards for both academics and community involvement.  We are involved in many worthy community activities, which include the Do the Right Thing program, St. Jude’s Hospital’s Math-a-Thon, Metropolitan Ministries, and the local Relay for Life. 

We continually seek additional ways to meet more students’ needs by providing programs to help encourage their own special interests.  Our fourth through eight graders participate in many sports through our involvement with the Brandon Athletic League.  We offer National Junior Honor Society to our sixth through eighth graders.  Our Arts programs are varied and include classes such as culinary arts and weaving.  Spanish classes begin in the pre-school and continue through the eighth grade.

If you are not already part of this wonderful organization, I invite you to explore our website and visit our school.  Come by and meet our teachers and peek in our classrooms.  You can call me at 813-988-4025 ext. 105 and set up a time to discuss your child’s individual needs.   I am looking forward to the 2008-2009 school year.

To God Be the Glory!

Beth Gray