Lutheran schools in the United States are educational institutions set up under or affiliated with various Lutheran denominations. These synods are not affiliated with each other and vary in their doctrinal beliefs. Most Lutheran schools in the United States are associated with the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS), or the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS), though there are several which are associated with other Lutheran denominations such as the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ (LCMC), and the Church of the Lutheran Confession (CLC). Lutheran schools generally attempt to place practicing Lutherans and practicing Christians of other Christian traditions first in enrollments. This is in contrast to other Christian educational institutions, such as Anglican schools, which take into account other non-religious criteria.
Primary education edit
The following is a list of Lutheran elementary schools in the United States for which Wikipedia articles exist:
California edit
- Ramona - Ramona Lutheran School (LCMS)
- Venice - First Lutheran School of Venice (LCMS)
Florida edit
- Orlando - Trinity Lutheran School (LCMS)
Illinois edit
- Chicago - Pilgrim Lutheran School (ELCA)
Indiana edit
- Evansville - Evansville Lutheran School (LCMS)
- Lafayette - Saint James Lutheran School (LCMS)
Kansas edit
- Topeka - Topeka Lutheran School {LCMS}
Maryland edit
- Hardford County - Trinity Lutheran Christian School
Michigan edit
- New Boston - St. John's Lutheran School (LCMS)
Missouri edit
- Kansas City - Martin Luther Academy (LCMS)
- Perryville - Immanuel Lutheran School (LCMS)
- Freistatt - Trinity Lutheran School (LCMS)
New York edit
- Walmore - St. Peter's Lutheran School (LCMC)
Ohio edit
- Milford - Saint Mark's Lutheran School (LCMS)
Oregon edit
- Bend - Trinity Lutheran School (LCMS)
Virginia edit
- Newport News - Trinity Lutheran School (ELCA)
Wisconsin edit
- Mayville - Immanuel Lutheran School (LCMS)
- Milwaukee - St. Martini Lutheran School (LCMS)
Secondary education edit
This is a list of Lutheran high schools by state and city.[1]
Arizona edit
- Phoenix - Arizona Lutheran Academy (WELS)
- Phoenix - Valley Lutheran High School (LCMS)
California edit
- Chula Vista - Victory Christian Academy (LCMS)
- La Verne - Lutheran High School-La Verne (LCMS)
- Orange - Lutheran High School of Orange County (LCMS)
- Torrance - Pacific Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Wildomar - California Lutheran High School (Boarding School) (WELS)
Colorado edit
- Parker - Lutheran High School (LCMS)
Illinois edit
- Buckley - Christ Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Centralia - Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Crete - Illinois Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Crystal Lake - Faith Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Melrose Park - Walther Christian Academy (LCMS)
- Plainfield - Christ Lutheran Academy
- Rockford - Lutheran High School (LCMS, ELCA)
- Springfield - Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Edwardsville - Metro-East Lutheran High School (LCMS)
Indiana edit
- Fort Wayne - Concordia Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Indianapolis - Lutheran High School of Indianapolis (LCMS)
Maryland edit
- Towson - Concordia Preparatory School (LCMS)
Michigan edit
- Macomb - Lutheran High School North (LCMS)
- Saginaw - Michigan Lutheran Seminary (Boarding School) (WELS)
- Saginaw - Valley Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Westland - Lutheran High School Westland (LCMS)
Minnesota edit
- Fergus Falls - Hillcrest Lutheran Academy (Board School)
- New Ulm - Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Plymouth - West Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Roseville - Concordia Academy (LCMS)
- West Saint Paul - St. Croix Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Winona - Hope Lutheran High School (LCMS)
Missouri edit
- Condordia - St. Paul Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Jackson - Saxony Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Kansas City - Lutheran High School of Kansas City (LCMS)
- Saint Louis - Lutheran High School North (LCMS)
- Saint Louis - Lutheran High School South (LCMS)
Nebraska edit
- Lincoln - Lincoln Lutheran Middle/Sr High School (LCMS)
Nevada edit
- Las Vegas - Faith Lutheran Middle School & High School (LCMS)
New York edit
- Brookville - Long Island Lutheran Middle and High School (LCMS)
- Maspeth - Martin Luther High School (LCMS)
North Carolina edit
- Charlotte - Charlotte United Christian Academy
North Dakota edit
- Fargo - Oak Grove Lutheran High School (ELCA)
Ohio edit
- Cleveland Heights - Lutheran High School East (LCMS)
- Rocky River - Lutheran High School West (LCMS)
Oklahoma edit
Oregon edit
- Portland - Portland Lutheran High School (LCMS) - Closed 2015
South Dakota edit
- Watertown - Great Plains Lutheran High School (Boarding School) (WELS)
Texas edit
- Houston - Lutheran High School North (LCMS)
- Houston - Lutheran South Academy (LCMS)
- San Antonio - Lutheran High School of San Antonio (LCMS)
- Tomball - Concordia Lutheran High School (LCMS)
Utah edit
- Riverton - Concordia Preparatory School, formerly known as Salt Lake Lutheran High School (LCMS) - Closed 2015
Washington edit
- Seattle - Seattle Lutheran High School (LCMS & ELCA) - Closed 2022
- Tacoma - Evergreen Lutheran High School (WELS)
Wisconsin edit
- Appleton - Fox Valley Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Eau Claire - Immanuel Lutheran College High School (Church of the Lutheran Confession)
- Fond du Lac - Winnebago Lutheran Academy (WELS)
- Greendale - Martin Luther High School (LCMS)
- Jackson - Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Jackson - Living Word Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Kronenwetter - Northland Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Manitowoc - Manitowoc Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Milwaukee - Lutheran High School (LCMS & WELS), split in 1955 to form:
- Milwaukee Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Wisconsin Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Onalaska - Luther High School (WELS)
- Racine - Racine Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Sheboygan - Sheboygan Lutheran High School (LCMS)
- Somers - Shoreland Lutheran High School (WELS)
- Watertown - Luther Preparatory School (Boarding School) (WELS)
Post-secondary education edit
Many North American Lutheran denominations have universities and seminaries affiliated with them. The ELCA has schools which are part of the Network of ELCA Colleges and Universities while the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod has the Concordia University System. Other denominations such as the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Synod, Church of the Lutheran Brethren, also have their own colleges and universities. Valparaiso University is a Lutheran university that is not affiliated directly with a single denomination but shares ties to the ELCA and LCMS.
References edit
- ^ "Directory of Lutheran High Schools". Valparaiso University. Retrieved March 24, 2018.
See also edit
- List of Lutheran schools in Australia
- List of schools in the United States
- List of Baptist schools in the United States
- List of independent Catholic schools in the United States
- List of international schools in the United States