Summer office hours: Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June-July-to august 15
you are invited to MLHS! All families are invited to come see what a difference Christ on the campus and Christ in the classroom can make in your child’s life. Martin Luther Jr/Sr High School in Northrop encourages your family to join us for the 2024-2025 school year. Enrollment for students in grades 7-12 is still open.
MLHS teaches that every boy and girl are fearfully and wonderfully made in God's image. Students take Religion classes every day taught by area pastors who have written new curriculum and are vested in the education of our young men and women. Students in grades 7 and 8 will develop their faith and character by studying Bible History under the guidance of Rev. John Henry (St James, Northrop and Zion, Fraser). Freshmen will dig deep into the Bible as they study the Old and New Testaments with Rev. Timothy Chase (St Paul’s, Truman). Sophomores will explore the story of Christianity with Rev. Alexander Goodwin (Immanuel, Fairmont) and Rev. Gregory Volbrecht (Salem, Madelia). Juniors will examine the letters and teaching of St. Paul and use them as patterns to understand and solve problems in our time with Rev. John Henry as their instructor. Seniors will solidify their faith and be equipped with tools to challenge anti-Christian ideologies, learn to see the big picture and be encouraged to be Christian leaders in their study of Apologetics as clarified by Rev. Wade Daul (Immanuel, Fairmont). All other classes and activities at MLHS are Christ-centered as well. Seven rostered church workers are on the teaching staff. Several teachers have Master’s Degrees in their areas of expertise. All are members of area Lutheran churches. In addition to accruing high school credits under the guidance of the dedicated MLHS teachers, qualifying students can graduate with many college credits on their resume. MLHS offers a wide variety of fine arts, athletics and extracurriculars as well. MLHS is pleased to announce that Principal David Stuckwisch will be leading the school into the future. He has his degree as Director of Christian Education from Concordia University in Austin, TX and is excited to use high school education as a platform to carry out the mission of the church. Another new member on the team is Amber Diekmann. She has been hired as Guidance Director and has a Masters of Social Work from the University of Northern Iowa. At MLHS students are prepared--not protected--to face the challenges the world lays before them with the assurance that their Lord is with them as they journey through life. All students are welcome to enroll no matter what religion they are. Martin Luther Jr/Sr High School is focused on Generating a JESUS Generation and preparing students for discipleship until Christ’s return. Choose now to place your student in a school where they will flourish for the next school year and beyond. Call 507-436-5249 to set up a visit to discuss this educational opportunity. Martin Luther Jr/Sr High School is Partnered with Families and Congregations, Empowered by the Gospel, Academically Accredited, Christ-Centered and Cross-Curricular, and Engaged in Excellence. An MLHS wrote this for an assignment, "MLHS is more than just a school. It is not only a school but a place for kids to look forward to going to and, for some, possibly even a safe place for some to come to. We have people here that care and look forward to making sure everyone is okay. Not only is Martin Luther a place that brings us closer as human beings, but it also brings us closer with our Lord Jesus Christ. Many people don't go to church because their parents don't wake up early enough to take them or they can't drive, so as a student at Martin Luther you can grow closer to Jesus by having Religion everyday and Chapel Monday, Wednesday and Friday. "
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All teens in grades
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Martin Luther High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.