St. Paul's Lutheran School vs. St. Paul Lutheran High School

The mission of Saint Paul Lutheran High is to provide curricular and co-curricular experiences in a Christian environment that equip students for joyful, faithful service to Christ and His world.

Our mission is shaped, in part, by those the school educates.

One of Saint Paul's blessings has been to serve a unique student body. Saint Paul combines the best of a community based school and a boarding, residential high school.

About half of Saint Paul students come from Concordia and surrounding communities.

The remainder come from across the United States and from all parts of the world: Latvia, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Norway, Japan, Argentina, and many other countries.

Together we share a goal of progressing in our walk of faith and maintaining high standards for academic achievement.

The mission of Saint Paul thrives on the support of its great friends, parents, and alumni.

They lend their talents, keep us in their prayers, take in events, and serve.

Saint Paul Lutheran High School was established in 1883.

Because of its rigorous course of study and high success rate among its graduates, Saint Paul attracts students with many vocational interests as well as international students from all over the world.

Saint Paul`s accreditation is through the North Central Association (NCA) and National Lutheran School Association (NLSA). Saint Paul Lutheran High School received "Exemplary Status" recognition for the 2011-2012 academic year through the National Lutheran School Accreditation Commission (NLSA).

The mission of Saint Paul Lutheran High is to provide curricular and co-curricular experiences in a Christian environment that equip students for joyful, faithful service to Christ and His world. Saint Paul combines the best of a community school with a boarding, residential high school.

About one-half of Saint Paul students come from Concordia and the surrounding communities.

All other students represent the United States and from all parts of the world: Taiwan, South Korea, Norway, Viet Nam, Spain, Slovokia, Hong Kong, Japan, China, Kenya,and Nicaragua.

Together we share a goal of progressing in our walk of faith and maintaining high standards for academic achievement.