Prospective families may view the ENROLLMENT HANDBOOK for detailed information about the enrollment process, financial aid, grants, and awards.
Tuition & financial Aid
LHS graduates are extremely well prepared for success beyond high school as a result of the rigorous college-prep education they receive. Students experience a Christ-centered environment that is focused on helping them grow spiritually so that the Gospel message of salvation through Jesus Christ continues to be a strong part of their daily lives beyond high school.
We would like to visit with you to discuss Lutheran High School’s tuition rates, payment plan options, grants, awards, and financial aid opportunities. Please contact Micah Braddy, Director of Admissions.
Tuition
Lutheran High School believes that the cost of education is a shared responsibility between the school, the church and the families themselves.
Keeping this shared responsibility in mind, the tuition rate for the 2025-2026 school year is $12,694. Read the 2025-2026 Tuition Letter for more information.
A variety of awards and grants are available to students in grades 9-12. See the Awards & Grants information below for a brief description.
Financial Aid
LHS makes every effort to assist those families who demonstrate financial need. Tuition Grants (needs-based financial aid) are available for families who qualify as determined by the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment. All Tuition Grants are awarded on a per-year basis and must be applied for on an annual basis.
Awards & Grants
In order to be eligible to receive awards and grants, students must be enrolled at LHS before April 14, 2025 (Note – this does not apply to Association Grants as those are chosen by High School Association Churches and Schools). Please refer to the Enrollment Handbook for more information, including specific grant criteria. Please note, that for the incoming Class of 2029 from the High School Association schools, grants and awards will be presented at your Graduation / Commencement Service.
A student who is a confirmed member of a Lutheran High School Association church, or who has a parent that is a member of an Association church, will be given a discount. Eligibility is validated yearly by Pastors at their respective congregation. This discount is possible because each of the eight Association churches contribute to the funding of Lutheran High.
Families who have more than one child attending LHS are eligible for a 15% discount for each additional child.
Based on financial need and available to all students, LHS utilizes FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment as a means to provide tuition assistance to our families. All applications are submitted through FACTS online. All needs-based grants are awarded on a per-year basis and must be applied for on an annual basis.
The Lutheran school principal, in consultation with the 8th grade teacher(s), selects the award recipient. Selection is made based on the student’s Christian examples and the use of their God-given talent to demonstrate exceptional academic achievement in the classroom.There is no application for this award; recipients are selected by the Association.
Each Association congregation selects one recipient for each seven students that enroll in grade 9 from that church. The pastor and/or pastoral staff of the church selects award recipients. The award is to be awarded to students who: demonstrate a Christian lifestyle and willingness to serve others, show potential for and interest in considering full time church work professions, have parents who demonstrate support for consideration of full-time church work professions by the student, and agree to participate in the “Kingdom Worker” program of activities designed to inform and encourage students to consider church work professions.There is no application for this award; recipients are selected by the Association.
Each Association church selects one recipient that enrolls in grade 9 from that church. The Youth Minister/DCE, Youth Board or its equivalent selects award recipients. Selection is made on the basis of demonstrated Christian leadership in the youth programs of the church.There is no application for this award; recipients are selected by the Association.
The Brad Walters Award was established and is funded by the Walters family in memory of Brad Walters, a member of the St. Charles Lutheran community who believed deeply in the necessity of Christian education for young people. He worked tirelessly to establish Lutheran High School. The purpose of the award is to help students with great potential obtain a Christ-centered education at Lutheran High. Selection is made on the basis of academic record, ability, demonstrated commitment to service, and evidence of a Christian lifestyle. Nominations for this award are received from Association congregations. Applicants will receive a nomination form directly from LHS when they are nominated.
The Clara and Patsy Beachler Award was established and is funded by Jerry and Karen Steinbach in loving memory of Karen’s mother and grandmother who believed strongly in Lutheran education. Their commitment in providing that Christian education for Karen has prompted her to provide this scholarship in the hope of making that same opportunity available to other young women. Nominations for this award are received from Association congregations. Applicants will receive a nomination form directly from LHS when they are nominated.
Caryen M. Nolle Memorial Award
The Caryen M. Nolle Award Endowment Fund at the LCMS Foundation was created in 1997 with a contribution by William H. and Diana E. Nolle in memory of their daughter Caryen, LHS Class of 1996. Caryen passed away after a brief illness while she was a first-year student at Concordia University in Mequon, WI. Caryen intended to become an educator at a Lutheran Church Missouri Synod school.There is no application for this award; recipients are selected by LHS.
The Dave Viviano “Coach V” Memorial Award was established by Pat Viviano and her daughters and son in loving memory of their husband and father, Dave. Coach V spent 40+ years as a basketball coach at Lutheran High School, Immanuel St. Charles, and Grace Chapel. This completed form must be received by April 14, 2025 in order to be reviewed by the selection committee for the 2025-2026 school year.
The Derek Griffitts Memorial Award was established and is funded by Harry and Denise Griffitts in loving memory of their son Derek. Their commitment speaks to the impact LHS had on their son. Derek loved Lutheran High School. He loved his classmates, athletics, his coaches, his teachers and his classes. He loved the feeling of “family.” Harry and Denise Griffitts want to share these opportunities with other young people. This completed form must be received by April 14, 2025 in order to be reviewed by the selection committee for the 2025-2026 school year.
The Justice Simmonds Memorial Award Fund was established in memory of Justice Simmonds, LHS Class of 2020. Justice loved Robotics and was an active member of the LHS Roboteers. He was dearly loved by his classmates and friends.This completed form must be received by April 14, 2025 in order to be reviewed by the selection committee for the 2025-2026 school year.
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LHS administration selects the recipients based on materials submitted by the students, based on the criteria for each scholarship.
LHS will award up to five LHS Community Leadership Awards each year to the top incoming freshmen who are not members of an LHS Association church. This completed form must be received by April 14, 2025 in order to be reviewed by the selection committee for the 2025-2026 school year.
Each of the following scholarships are awarded by organizations supporting LHS. Please contact each organization directly for more information.
Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship
Jason Sikorski Scholarship
Wayne C. Kaufmann Charitable Foundation at YouthBridge Community Foundation
LASE Scholarship
Leona R. Doherty Lutheran Endowment Scholarship
Olivia & Emma Allen Endowment
Sabada Scholarship
Teresa Jo Scholarship