Tuition and Tuition Aid
Because MLHS teaches God’s Word, it receives minimal government funding. In order to maintain the quality education provided at MLHS, tuition is charged.
Martin Luther High School has a robust scholarship program to help offset the cost of tuition for families.
Cost should never prevent a student from receiving the benefit of a Christian high school education.
Students who are members of these Full Member Association Congregations receive a tuition discount because their churches provide strong monthly membership support. Those churches are: Immanuel Lutheran, Fairmont; Salem Lutheran, Madelia; St. James Lutheran, Northrop; St. John Lutheran, Rapidan; St. John’s Lutheran, South Branch; St. John’s Lutheran, Willow Creek; St. Paul Lutheran, Fairmont; St. Paul’s Lutheran, Truman; St. Paul’s Lutheran, Wilbert; Trinity Lutheran, Fieldon; and
Zion Lutheran, Fraser.
Many churches provide scholarships for their students to attend MLHS. Check with the pastor of your congregation.
Each year nearly $80,000 in scholarships is given out to 30% of our students.
Because the tuition charged does not cover actual costs, congregational membership support, donations, grants and fund-raisers provide the balance of income needed to support the Ministry.
The annual income from the MLHS Student Tuition Aid Endowment Fund also provides student tuition aid for students. The endowment principle currently stands at $360,000 and is invested with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Foundation.
Families may apply for tuition assistance through Tuition Aid Data Services (TADS). This independent agency uses the information that families provide, calculates how much tuition assistance you qualify for and notifies the MLHS office of the results. Students should be enrolled before applyling to TADS.
Students are also encouraged to apply for the Virginia and Marty Krause Scholarship which is a separate application.
Discounts are also available for multiple students from the same family.
We want to partner with you! Let’s visit and discuss how your teen can benefit from the MLHS experience, contact Principal Paul Steinhaus.
Phone: 507- 436-5249
Martin Luther High School has a robust scholarship program to help offset the cost of tuition for families.
Cost should never prevent a student from receiving the benefit of a Christian high school education.
Students who are members of these Full Member Association Congregations receive a tuition discount because their churches provide strong monthly membership support. Those churches are: Immanuel Lutheran, Fairmont; Salem Lutheran, Madelia; St. James Lutheran, Northrop; St. John Lutheran, Rapidan; St. John’s Lutheran, South Branch; St. John’s Lutheran, Willow Creek; St. Paul Lutheran, Fairmont; St. Paul’s Lutheran, Truman; St. Paul’s Lutheran, Wilbert; Trinity Lutheran, Fieldon; and
Zion Lutheran, Fraser.
Many churches provide scholarships for their students to attend MLHS. Check with the pastor of your congregation.
Each year nearly $80,000 in scholarships is given out to 30% of our students.
Because the tuition charged does not cover actual costs, congregational membership support, donations, grants and fund-raisers provide the balance of income needed to support the Ministry.
The annual income from the MLHS Student Tuition Aid Endowment Fund also provides student tuition aid for students. The endowment principle currently stands at $360,000 and is invested with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Foundation.
Families may apply for tuition assistance through Tuition Aid Data Services (TADS). This independent agency uses the information that families provide, calculates how much tuition assistance you qualify for and notifies the MLHS office of the results. Students should be enrolled before applyling to TADS.
Students are also encouraged to apply for the Virginia and Marty Krause Scholarship which is a separate application.
Discounts are also available for multiple students from the same family.
We want to partner with you! Let’s visit and discuss how your teen can benefit from the MLHS experience, contact Principal Paul Steinhaus.
Phone: 507- 436-5249
30% of MLHS families recieve tuition assistance.
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