Your Student’s Home Away from Home
At Luther College, we understand how crucial it is for your student to feel at home while they’re away from you. That’s why our dormitories are designed to be more than just a place to sleep—they’re a vibrant community where students can thrive. From popcorn-filled movie nights to exciting annual ski trips, our campus life is crafted to be engaging, active, and comforting, helping your student create lasting friendships and unforgettable memories.
Exciting Activities
Our dormitory program ensures that your student will always have something to look forward to. With at least two organized activities each month, including options like bowling, movie nights, skiing, and karaoke, students remain actively engaged and socially connected. Additionally, we offer an annual road trip that allows them to explore different parts of the province and neighbouring areas, adding an extra layer of excitement to their dorm experience.
A Place to Grow
Beyond just fun, our boarding program is designed to foster growth and independence. With 24/7 adult supervision, supervised study hours, and access to an on-site school nurse, your student will receive comprehensive support. Our facilities include all meals and snacks, double occupancy rooms, modern washrooms, and a gym/fitness center, ensuring they have all the comforts of home while learning to be responsible and self-sufficient.
At Luther College, we provide an environment where your student can belong, grow, and build memories that will last a lifetime.
“Our family friends living in the Regina area spoke very highly of Luther College High School, and my family wanted the safety and support of a boarding program. I was also interested in Luther’s International Baccalaureate (IB) program because of my strong interest in math and visual art.
I enjoyed the strong dorm community at Luther. We were all in the same position, being far away from our homes and families, but we supported each other. This brought us closer together and provided a deep sense of connection.
As dorm students, we had all of our meals together and did activities together. There were lots of weekend activities in the dorm and even a fun mini dorm student Olympics. I also loved going on the ski trip to Banff, Alberta, and the canoe trip in northern Saskatchewan. This made us like family.
Starting school in a new country was scary and daunting at first. Contrary to my worries, I am now overflowing with unforgettable memories and precious people around me. I sincerely hope that future international students and dormitory students like me can find happiness here as I did.”
Ahra Cho
Dorm Graduate – Class of 2023
