I recently received an email from one of our wonderful Lincoln Lutheran seniors. Their email signature included a quote from Warren Buffett which read, "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get." These words, shared by a man who has realized many successes in the eyes of the world, caused me to consider how they apply to our Warrior Community. Price and... READ MORE >
Lincoln Lutheran was blessed with an undesignated gift from the estate of Ivadelle Repschlaeger in late June for just over $150,000. This was an incredible blessing! Per policy, any undesignated gift over $50,000 requires representatives from the Lutheran Education Foundation, the LLSA, an Association Pastor and the Lincoln Lutheran Executive Director to meet and... READ MORE >
Is your family benefiting from Lincoln Lutheran's Scrip Program? This message is intended to serve as a reminder to all Lincoln Lutheran Families that you can earn "tuition credit" and also support the school by purchasing gift cards to use at a wide variety of business around Lincoln (and online). READ MORE >
Process The leadership team of Lincoln Lutheran solicits feedback from parents through a climate survey every couple of years. This is done to assist in efforts toward continuous improvement and also to meet the requirements of accreditation standards. This summer the LLSA Board of Directors created a sub-committee to assist administration in the process of... READ MORE >
Last week I had the privilege to attend a "celebration of life" service for a member of one of our Association churches who passed away. This individual spent the final 18 of his 47 year life span as a quadriplegic because of a motorcycle accident that nearly took his life. He relied fully on others to help take care of him. As a man of strong faith, he... READ MORE >
This Warrior thought represents the fourth of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why Lutheran Schools.” I will then... READ MORE >
LLSA Site-Study Committee Engages in an RFI Process Last spring the Lincoln Lutheran Board of Directors authorized the creation of a study committee in response to a critical target from the Association’s strategic plan. The critical target focused on Facilities states, “Lincoln Lutheran provides a multi-functional facility, designed and maintained to promote and... READ MORE >
A June “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the final installment of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why... READ MORE >
A May “Warrior Thought” As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why Lutheran Schools.” I will then share excerpts from a document titled “Why Lutheran High?” created by a sister school written to debunk some of the most common hurdles preventing a family from... READ MORE >
LL Families: Please watch your mail for a letter with information regarding 2013-2014 tuition rates. Included with the letter are registration and financial aid forms. Early registration deadline is March 15, so please be aware the registration fee increases after March 15. Please contact the school office if you have questions about tuition rates, the... READ MORE >
In the daily hustle and bustle of life, it is too easy to take for granted the many blessings God places in our lives. One such blessing is a Lutheran middle and high school in Lincoln, NE. It is a privilege to serve in a ministry where God uses outstanding teachers and staff to do amazing work in the lives of young people and their families. Over the course of... READ MORE >
In the daily hustle and bustle of life, it is too easy to take for granted the many blessings God places in our lives. One such blessing is a Lutheran middle and high school in Lincoln, NE. It is a privilege to serve in a ministry where God uses outstanding teachers and staff to do amazing work in the lives of young people and their families. Over the course of... READ MORE >
A January “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the second of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why... READ MORE >
A February “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the third of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why... READ MORE >
An April “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the fifth of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why Lutheran... READ MORE >
A February “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the third of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why... READ MORE >
A January “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the second of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why... READ MORE >
This Warrior thought represents the fourth of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMSOffice of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why Lutheran Schools.” I will then... READ MORE >
An April “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the fifth of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why Lutheran... READ MORE >
A May “Warrior Thought” As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMSOffice of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why Lutheran Schools.” I will then share excerpts from a document titled “Why Lutheran High?” created by a sister school written to debunk some of the most common hurdles preventing a family from... READ MORE >
A June “Warrior Thought” This Warrior thought represents the final installment of seven monthly articles intended to celebrate within our Warrior Family the blessings we have in Christian middle and secondary education. As a reminder, in each of these publications, I will reference statements from the LCMS Office of National Mission-School Ministry explaining “Why... READ MORE >