St. Luke's Children's Hospital School
St. Luke's Children's Hospital School
Helping Students Stay Curious and Connected
At St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital School, we support the intellectual development of our patients as part of their comprehensive care—working with them so they can keep pace with their classmates and ultimately return to their community schools and teachers.
Services are free and available to inpatient and outpatient school-aged children seen at St. Luke’s Children’s. For more information, speak with your child's care team.
About the School
- Direct academic instruction for K-12th grades
- School transition services/peer presentations
- Curriculum development
- Coordination of homebound services
- Assistance with school re-integration
- Development of 504 accommodation plans and/or individualized education plans
- Parent training on school processes and continuity of academic programs
- District in-service training
- Service as a liaison between the hospital and school
Classroom and Bedside Instruction
Medical Center
St. Luke's Children's Hospital: Boise
Medical Center
Highlights & Resources
Patient Stories At St. Luke’s, a school unlike any other lets pediatric patients learn and still be kids
“Wait, that's a real job?” Sunday Twilegar’s reaction was not terribly different from her colleagues when learning about St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital School.
Support the Kids and Families at St. Luke's Children's
You Can Make a Difference
You can make a real difference to kids and families facing medical challenges. We hope you'll help us provide the exceptional healthcare these kids deserve. We encourage you to get involved by making a financial gift, sponsoring or attending events, or volunteering your time.