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Students at LHS get to experience the opportunities of a big school, yet enjoy a smaller, personalized environment where they're encouraged to get involved. The wide variety of activities are genuinely accessible to each student. That's just one thing that makes Lutheran High School unique.  Also, students are safe – not just from some of the dangers of our world, but also safe to explore and grow their faith. Students are taught to be leaders in their school, in their families, and in their communities. Take some time to explore our website for some of the possibilities we offer for students to experience outside of the classroom.

Extra Opportunities Galore!

Academic Superbowl

LHS competes in the Indiana State Academic Super Bowl, hosting teams of students who compete in subjects such as Math, Science, English, Literature, Spelling, and more. Lutheran High School boasts State Championships 2016, 2022, and 2023 with runner-up positions in 2017, 2022, and 2023.  Prospects look strong for the Saints future teams!

Athletics

At LHS, 74% of students participate in athletics. We have 19 athletic teams that students can join, including soccer, basketball, volleyball, American football, baseball (boys), softball (girls), track and field, bowling, and more!  Click here for information on our athletic program.

Theatre

Saints on Stage is a thriving program at LHS where students participate in two high-quality performances per year, including one play in the fall and one musical in the spring. Past productions include Disney classics such as "Beauty and the Beast," "Cinderella," as well as American classics like "Seussical" and more.  Click here for more information on the Saints on Stage.

Fine Arts

Lutheran offers opportunities for Fine Arts such as choir, band, piano, Theatre Arts, and traditional art classes. 

"[Lutheran High School] is a smaller school, meaning that you have a better connection with teachers. There are excellent academic opportunities along with the option of joining many different sports teams and clubs. It is also a great opportunity to learn in a Christ-centered environment."

~ Emma McIntosh, Class of 2016

"Make sure you enjoy the present, and are not buried in your phone. Enjoy relationships and go to prom. Fall in love – not only with a boy or girl, but also with art, or music, or your faith, or nature. God has created such a beautiful world for you to see so go enjoy it!"

~ Marley Schueler, Class of 2013