Objectives
We use the Word of God in its truth and purity as we……
Point our students to the knowledge and joyful assurance of our eternal welfare
Worship daily as a school family in chapel and on special occasions
Explore it in Religion classes and throughout a curriculum that has today’s teen in mind
Apply it to many different situations that arise in our school family
Discipline as needed with law, gospel, prayer, and evangelical encouragement
Provide a foundation of life-long study of God’s Holy Word Reach out to those who don’t know the pure Word of God when given the opportunity
Objectives
We use the Word of God in its truth and purity as we...
Point our students to the knowledge and joyful assurance of our eternal welfare
Worship daily as a school family in chapel and on special occasions
Explore it in Religion classes and throughout a curriculum that has today’s teen in mind
Apply it to many different situations that arise in our school family
Discipline as needed with law, gospel, prayer, and evangelical encouragement
Provide a foundation of life-long study of God’s Holy Word
Reach out to those who don’t know the pure Word of God when given the opportunity
We use the facilities we have now and plan for later as we...
Pursue an ambitious Capital Campaign to expand and improve our ministry
Preserve our beautiful campus and facility as good stewards of God’s blessings
Provide ample teaching space and tools needed to educate and care for today’s learners
Provide quality spaces that enhance our extracurricular programs
Serve as a gathering place for our extended school family and others
Provide for the physical safety of all occupants of the school building
We use the God-given talents of our faculty and staff as we...
Let each student know that they are the objects of God’s love and ours
Encourage our students to discover and make faithful use of their own gifts
Instill confidence in our students as they take the next steps in their life-long pursuits
Model the blessings and joy of serving the One who has made us His own
Model the value of hard work, cooperation with others, and an effort to improve
We use the God-given talents of our faculty and staff as we...
Let each student know that they are the objects of God’s love and ours
Encourage our students to discover and make faithful use of their own gifts
Instill confidence in our students as they take the next steps in their life-long pursuits
Model the blessings and joy of serving the One who has made us His own
Model the value of hard work, cooperation with others, and an effort to improve
We use the wonderful support of our federation as we...
Serve as a model of good ministry and evangelical response to God’s grace
Partner with Lakeshore Lutheran Schools in providing a quality, Christ-centered Education
Assist the federation congregations and schools in their own ministries
Demonstrate that MLHS is a God-pleasing option to prospective students near and far
Maintain and make known an updated master site plan
We use our broad-based programs of study as we…
Partner with parents in providing a quality Christ-centered education
Give each student a foundation that will allow them to succeed as God blesses them
Give attention to individual interests, needs, and strengths
Prepare, develop, and enhance students well for post secondary education, the work force, and military service
Offer training and encouragement for the public ministry
We use our diverse extracurricular programs as we…
Give each students the opportunity to learn valuable life skill outside the classroom
Allow students to discover, develop, and display the God-given talents they possess
Provide ample opportunities in athletics, fine arts, clubs, and service groups
Encourage the development of Christian leadership skills
Teach the importance of good sportsmanship, teamwork, and being good examples
Teach the value of healthy competition
Provide entertainment and edification for those who see us in action
​Promote God-pleasing school pride
Vision
By 2026, Manitowoc Lutheran High School will continue to use the gifts God gives his people to serve as a light in the Manitowoc area, to model the ministry of an area Lutheran high school, and be a trusted program that reaches out to prospective families at home and abroad
Manitowoc Lutheran High School History
Manitowoc Lutheran High School made its beginning in 1956. The idea of starting a Manitowoc area Lutheran high school had been discussed by members of the Manitowoc Conference for several years. The first organizational meeting of the Lutheran High School Survey Committee (Rev. V. Weiland, Mr. L. Wehrwein, Teacher E. Kopitske, Teacher F. Manthey, and Mr. C. Sagerman as ex-officio) was held at First German, Manitowoc in February of 1951. In 1952, Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Register of Deeds and the State of Wisconsin in the name of The Manitowoc Conference Lutheran High School Association, Inc. A Board of Directors was elected in 1953 to organize and build support for starting a Lutheran high school in the Manitowoc area. At the Association meeting in May, 1956, the members of the association voted 50 – 5 to start the ninth grade in the fall.
MLHS is a non-profit corporation chartered under the laws of the State of Wisconsin. Financial support comes from the individual members of our 23 federation churches.
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Some of the federated churches also have a grade school. There are 12 grade schools in the federation and the group of schools together is referred to the Lakeshore Lutheran Schools (LLS).
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