Childcare Help Needed!

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Tom and Michelle Stob are looking for someone to watch their two children ages 1 and 2.5 Monday- Friday during the school year. It would most likely be just mornings. If they don't get help with their child care, Mrs. Stob will not be able to teach for Salem.  If you are interested or know someone who can help them out please contact Mr. Klatt (rklatt@salemlutheran.org) or Tom (tstob@salemlutheran.org).

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