If you are looking for a place where your charitable gift can make a highly significant impact, you may have just found it. You are on the website of a school which is in one of the fastest growing counties in the United States and has tripled in enrollment in the past eight years. Lutheran High School has a growing team of exceptional, highly-relational teachers, coaches, and administrators.

The Parker community has a pressing need for expanded private educational opportunities to serve its existing and expanding population.  As the Parker area grows, the demand for a Christian high school that values highly relational community, excellence in academics/extra-curricular activities, and the bold proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ grows with it.

Lutheran High School desires to build its enrollment to 700+ students to meet this growing need and partner with the community to refine its product to best serve the needs of the families that desire Christian education.

Greater Impact is the vision that will expand the reach of the mission of Lutheran High School – to nurture academic excellence and encourage growth in Christ. Greater Impact is the campaign that will rally all members of both the Lutheran High School community and the Parker community to see the vision to completion.

You can help enable this high school to make an even Greater Impact through gifts from your Donor Advised Fund, IRA required minimum distribution, appreciated stock, real estate, or cash. Come visit and see what’s happening here. You might find what you’ve been searching for.

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Phase 1 (2016)

Phase 1 of Greater Impact addressed what was an immediate need to replace the worn-out turf on the football/soccer/lacrosse field and add stadium lighting. Bleacher expansion was delayed pending the addition of more parking (required by the Town of Parker).

Phase 2 (2017-2020)

The current building serves 475 students. By adding four modular classrooms in 2016, 575 students can be accommodated. Phase 2 of the Greater Impact campaign will increase the capacity of the permanent school building to 700 students, growing into one of the five largest Lutheran high schools in the country.

In early 2017, leadership gifts and pledges of $730,000 were generously provided to create momentum for expansion. In August 2017, the school board unanimously approved moving forward with a public capital campaign seeking 3-year pledges to fund Phase 2. Plans are now being developed to renovate and expand the current building to create engaging learning spaces to maximize student learning and meet the needs of school programs, including the Academies.

Phase 2A was the renovation of the current weight room into four new classrooms by moving the existing weight room to a new location east of the gym (cost: $1,375,000; classrooms completed in August of 2018, new weight room completed in January of 2019).  Please contact dan.gehrke@lhsparker.org or john.rinks@lhsparker.org if you are interested in helping fund new furniture for these classrooms or some new weight equipment for the new weight room.

Forge classrooms: 

New Weight Room:

Phase 2B Summer

Greater Impact continues during the summer of 2019.  All of the renovations done during June, July, and August are connected to the plans for the future western addition.  Summer upgrades include:

• Additional parking
• Expansion/renovation of the existing performing arts room
• Upgraded LED lighting
• Bathroom additions to the main floor
• Improved student traffic flow with lobby renovation

Phase 2B Western Addition 

Plans call for a new wing of classrooms (replacing the west modular unit) and renovate the current building, resulting in eight additional classrooms. This phase will include relocating the cafeteria to the lower level to provide concessions and bathrooms for athletic events at our stadium.  Student services will be a focus of the addition, specifically in the areas of guidance, leadership, and Access (cost: $3,000,000; completion in 2020 dependent upon funding).