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  Ramona Lutheran Church is a wonderful small church located near the center of town. All the folks are kind and caring. I have two children enrolled at the school affiliated with the church. Ramona Lutheran School has been a wonderful find here in Ramona. The teachers are excellent and dedicated to caring for each child. The small class size is a dream come true. It has been a pleasure to see that each child no matter their ability can have their lessons adjusted to help each child succeed. I would suggest all interested parents come and tour the school themselves as we did and see if a small affordable Christian school is the right choice for their children. Please note too all faiths are welcome to the Church and the school.

  Added April 11, 2017 by JM Gobin
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  Ramona Lutheran church and school is a fabulous place where Jesus is the main focus. Both of my children went to that school and have loved the education! As parents we have really enjoyed the experience!

  Added February 13, 2017 by Chris Castberg