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Our mission is The Lutheran School Association delivers excellence in Christ-centered education to meet the spiritual, academic, and social needs of its students.We are here to provide quality education in Decatur, Illinois. We are located at 2001 East Mound Road on an outstanding 52 acre campus. Our 135,000 sq. ft. building with AC houses grades K-12 conveniently on one campus.Here are just a few things we offer at LSAbr-K-12 Educationbr-Safe Christian Environmentbr-College Prep Academicsbr-ACT Scores Among Top in Macon Countybr-Accreditation and State Recognizedbr-One to One Technologybr-Enhanced Fine Arts K-12 Arts and Musicbr-Developmental and Competitive Athleticsbr-Tuition Assistance AvailableWe invite you to come take a tour of our school to see if LSA would be a good fit for your student and family. Call our Admissions Office today and visit our website to learn more.

The name Community Home Environmental Learning Project, Inc (CHELP) brings to real focus choices for care offered to the citizens of Decatur, Illinois and Macon County. Since 1977, CHELP's story has been unique and full of promise. In September 1976, the Department of Community Development, City of Decatur, drew from the facilities of Richland Community College and Millikin University to develop an outreach educational program. The purpose was to reverse the decline of neighborhoods in the intercity and provide meaningful employment for talented senior citizens 55 years of age and older. In addition to that, CHELP is the adult protective service agency for Macon and Dewitt Counties. CHELP is a non-profit agency that serves people from ages.

The Decatur Community Partnership (DCP) is a formal network of health, human service, law enforcement, local government, educators, youth, parents, and media agencies in Decatur and Macon County, Illinois. DCP collaborates with community organizations to reduce substance abuse and improve the overall health and quality of life for residents through integrated services, research, and policy change. With a population of approximately 115,000, DCP has received numerous grants and implemented successful projects such as Turning Point, Family Investment Project, Communities Can, Teen Reach, Youth Engagement Strategy (Y.E.S.), and Teen Court, bringing in millions of dollars to the community.Generated from the website