Worldview Matters

Who am I? Why am I here? Is there hope? Is there truth? Answering these four questions with a Christian worldview is foundational for our students to be ready for the rest of their lives.

Why Choose Christian Ed?

The goal of many - if not all - Christian schools is to prepare students to continue to grow in their relationship with Jesus far beyond high school and be well equipped to explain and defend their faith. The importance of faith preparation is valuable far beyond academic preparation for college and careers.

Download our ebook talking through 3 points of why you should consider a Christian school.

Foundation Matters

Current LuHi mom, Mrs Luplow, shares her daughter's faith walk story. Confidence is deeply rooted in a foundation of knowing who you are, that you are cared for, and that adults have spent time investing in you before leaving home to attend college.

Chapel

Chapel is a time for our staff and students to gather together as a community to worship our Lord. We meet as a full student body 3 times a week. This space is important for us to refocus on what really matters: we are beloved children of God saved by Jesus' death and resurrection.

Theology Classes

Students take one year of Theology each year of high school:

– Freshmen: Old Testament
– Sophomores: New Testament
– Juniors: Study of World Religion, Apologetics
– Seniors: Theology IV - focused on identity in Christ, studying world-views, and preparation for life as a Christian after graduation

Students can also participate in Worship Class if they are interested in leading Chapels. To learn more about the Theology Curriculum, click here.

"Here, at Lutheran, your teachers push you to develop your own relationship with God. They are all so passionate about sharing God’s love and that truly has changed my life and it’s my favorite thing about LuHi.” – Gabrielle Moseley, Class of 2018

Mission Trips

Lutheran High offers multiple mission trips each year for students and their families. Annual mission trips include trips to Mexico, Africa, Alaska, and more.

Service Hours

Each LuHi student is required to do 20 hours of service each year. Students are encouraged to fulfill those hours outside of school, serving in their community. We offer LuHi Serves events as well as other opportunities to help students meet their service requirement.

Thriving Parents

Caring for the whole family is part of our mission here at LuHi. Director of Campus Ministry holds Thriving Parent events once a month as a way to support parents in raising their teenagers.

An Open Letter to LuHi Parents

Greater Impact: Why Core Values Matter

What does it mean to attend a private school?

10 Values to Consider When Choosing a High School

Christian Education