At Luther College High School, we offer a small, close-knit, and caring environment where students are challenged academically and prepared for success in post-secondary education. Our unique courses and programs, like German, Latin, film and video, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, give students opportunities they won’t find anywhere else. Plus, our diverse community allows students to meet peers from all over the world.
We’re looking for students whose goals and attitudes align with the experience and programs we offer. During the application process, we carefully consider references, report cards, and the student’s own comments to understand their enthusiasm, attitude, and eagerness to invest in their education.
Yes! We accept applicants at all grade levels, so you can join Luther College High School in any grade, not just grade 9.
No, you don’t need to be Lutheran or a member of the Christian faith to attend. We welcome students of all faiths and religious backgrounds, which helps us maintain a richly diverse student body.
Tuition varies depending on whether you are a Saskatchewan student or a non-Saskatchewan student. We can provide you with detailed information based on your specific situation.
Yes, we offer entrance scholarships as well as a bursary program to help support students financially.
Absolutely! About 12% of our student body is international. All international students live in our on-campus dormitory. For more details on how to apply, visit our website.
Yes, we offer an EAL program for students with an intermediate or higher level of English. However, we do not accept applicants with a beginner level of English.
Yes, we offer IB French, core French from grades 9 to 12, and French immersion for grade 9 and 10 classes. Students can maintain and even improve their French by following this course schedule, with the option to complete their studies in IB French.
Yes, we offer bus service for students living in Regina and White City/Emerald Park. Families can choose between one-way or two-way service.
Luther College has a dress code, which allows jeans (blue denim) on relaxed dress days only. Sweatpants are permitted in phys. ed. classes and sometimes on relaxed dress days. You can find the full dress code on our website.
Chapel is a unique and important tradition at Luther College. It’s a daily gathering where the whole school comes together to worship, laugh, and learn. Chapel helps build our strong community of support and respect, with content that varies from devotions and guest speakers to fun activities and music.
Grade 9 students take 6 classes per semester, plus a lunch period. With two semesters in a school year, that’s a total of 12 classes. While grade 9 students cannot take a spare, they may choose a Study Hall period each semester.
As an international school, we have a highly diverse student body, which helps our students develop respect and empathy for others. We have programs like chapel, international cafes, and a harassment prevention policy to create a supportive and respectful environment. Our Grade 9 transitions class also teaches appropriate social media use, and our counselors are available to help students with any issues they may be facing.
Homework varies depending on the class, but our teachers ensure that students know how much each assignment contributes to their grade. This helps students manage their time effectively. Teachers also coordinate their course loads to avoid overwhelming students with high-value assignments at the same time.
The IB program is academically rigorous, encouraging students to develop both academically and personally. The IB diploma means taking all IB classes in grades 11 and 12, completing a Theory of Knowledge course, writing an extended essay, and participating in the CAS (Creativity, Action, and Service) program. Most Luther students opt for the IB certificate, taking 1 to 4 IB classes based on their university goals or interests. Our academic vice-principal helps students make these decisions during course registration.
“Luther marks” may differ from an average high school, but we maintain a fair and universal standard of evaluation. Our goal is to prepare students for university, ensuring they’re confident, independent, and responsible. Over 96% of our graduates go on to the university of their choice, and professors often recognize Luther students for their strong preparation, reading, writing, and communication skills.
Luther has a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Our students have received national recognition in improv and debate, and our musical groups, like the Advanced Vocal Ensemble (AVE), are well-known. In athletics, we have strong soccer and hockey teams, and we’re proud to host the longest-running student basketball tournament in Canada, L.I.T.