Milwaukee Lutheran High School

This school is the best school i have heard of today! If you is having problems finding a highschool i would recoment that you would come to Milwaukee Lutheran with a nice Christian Atmosphire and strong academics. With how i am doing right now i will have no problem finding a college once i graduate from Milwaukee Lutheran, and will help me with what will go on in the future.
--Submitted by a student

This is school is ok. It is find to hard a decent high school out there now days.
--Submitted by a parent

This A GREAT school. Teachers are in-touch with todays society and things teens go through. They are very understanding and helpful.
--Submitted by a student

My son went to Milwaukee Lutheran High School. He excelled in his pursuit of education and excelled in the sports program, both in Baseball and Football. Teachers and learning experiences in the classroom and playing fields prepared him well for the greatest challenge in his young life when he wad diagnosed with cancer. His Faith assured him that his most important victory awaited him in Heaven.
--Submitted by a parent

I have twin boys in 9th grade at MLHS. They have met good friends and have participated in sports. I have an 8th grader that will be attending the school next year. He is excited to be able to go there. I feel comfortable talking with and emailing my childrens teachers. They truly care about the children and there values as Christians, which are incorporated into every subject. I would highly recommend this high school. As far as the school choice program goes I think the staff has gotten a better hold on things and have not heard of any negativity from my children.
--Submitted by a parent

My child is a 9th grader at MLHS and so far she likes it a lot. She is gathering a small core group of friends and likes all of her teachers. The staff and administration appear to be genuinely concerned for the spiritual and academic well-being of the children placed in their care. Parents get updates about the opprtunities for school and community service. MLHS also allows parents to access their childs grades online which is very helpful in monitoring progress. They have numerous extra-curricular activities (my child has had a difficult time choosing). I don't know what the future holds for us, but if things continue as they have MLHS will certainly be a part of it.
--Submitted by a parent

Milwaukee Lutheran is an excellent school with some of the most caring teachers and faculty members in the area. Through education at this quality school i was easily accepted into several of the top universities in the midwest. I have noticed a slight decline however, since the high school joined the controversial Milwaukee Parental Choice Program in 2005. Since then not all the students have been focused on education and there has been a sharp rise in disciplinary problems. That is to be expected, i guess, when MPS kids are thrown into a structured environment. Still, Milwaukee Lutheran offers a very high quality Christian education.
--Submitted by a student

This is a great place! The teachers are student-centered and focused on student success, the Christian environment is all-consuming, and the entire staff cares about each family!
--Submitted by a parent

I have attended ML for all 4 years of my high school career. I love it here and cant imagine being anywhere else!
--Submitted by a student

I sent both my sons there and I wouldn't do anything different. The entire staff shows the care and understanding that teenages need. They don't put up with many of the things that the local public schools have or choose to because it's the easy thing to do. My youngest son actually graduated and went to college with the full anticipation of becoming a teacher and returning to teach at Milwaukee Lutheran. I would highly recommend this high school to any parent who wishes to have their child taught both academically and morally. And yes, religion, specifically the Lutheran religion is taught and enforced there and they are not afraid to hid that fact. As a parent, expect to have to be involved. It's just the way things are there.
--Submitted by a parent