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CLS Unplugged Mission Statement

At Christ Lutheran School, we are intentional about the technology we use. We actively avoid programs and devices designed with exploitative traits or features that can negatively impact developing minds.

We believe childhood is sacred—a vital time for imagination, friendship, and faith to flourish. A healthy childhood lays the foundation for a fulfilling adulthood, and delaying exposure to addictive and distracting technology in the home is one of the most effective ways to protect it.

While technology certainly has its place, introducing it too early can distract children from the rest, growth, and authentic relationships God intends for them.

We are not anti-technology; we are pro-childhood.

Research and experience consistently show that delaying access to devices and social media yields clear benefits:

• Enhances Well-being: Improves focus, sleep quality, and emotional resilience.
• Strengthens Connections: Encourages creativity, deepens family bonds, and fosters real-world friendships.
• Protects Mental Health: Reduces anxiety and depression.
• Protects Young Minds: Shields children from harmful content.

Learn about preparing families for an online world >

 I recently had one of my greatest “proud dad” moments of my life. I listened as my son read his Confirmation essay before the church where we belong. The grasp he has on the Christian faith and the quality of his writing and delivery was something for which I was not prepared. Although it may have been a “proud dad” moment, it should also be a “proud Christ Lutheran School” moment. For the last eight years, he has been learning and growing at Christ Lutheran School. The teachers and staff there have partnered with my wife and I to love our sons, help them learn and grow in Jesus Christ, and teach them what it means to be a disciple in this world. This education has happened in the classroom, at chapel, on the playground, at spelling team, on the basketball court, in band, at geography bees, at science fairs, on field trips, and in so many ways. We are thankful to the Lord for all his faithful servants at Christ Lutheran!”

– Jonathan Liebich