Academics
Lincoln Lutheran is committed to scholastic excellence. Our teachers strive to educate the whole student: intellectual, spiritual, social, emotional, and physical. Faculty and administrators work to ensure that each student has the opportunity to meet his or her learning goals.
The Lincoln Lutheran course of study provides a balanced and traditional curriculum to prepare students for college and life. Even the best students will be challenged, and our graduates find themselves prepared to enter, compete, and succeed in college and the workforce.
Relationships matter! Lincoln Lutheran educators build meaningful relationships. allowing students to feel safe and supported in the classroom. Our school size facilitates and fosters positive interactions that support students based on their individual needs. We regularly receive feedback from parents and students that the best part of the student experience at Lincoln Lutheran is the relationships they have developed with caring teachers and staff.
Students have the opportunity to select from a variety of courses and offerings designed to prepare them for life after high school. No matter what path students take after high school, an education at Lincoln Lutheran will prepare them for that path. Most of our students take advantage of the nearly 30 hours of dual-credit college courses that are offered by our instructors. In fact, many Lincoln Lutheran students are able to begin their collegiate careers with enough credits to start as Sophomores. Likewise, students who pursue an educational focused on a technical, trade, or military career path benefit from a solid grounding to build upon.
Since our inception, we have been committed to leveraging classroom technology in a way that maximizes learning for our students. All learning spaces technology enabled allowing educators and students to utilize a wide variety of technology tools to enhance education. As part of our one to one learning initiative, all students bring a laptop or tablet to class to use in their studies.