Kelly Krazl
Student Council President, Class of 2021
“For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith–and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God–not by works, so that no one can boast.“
Ephesians 2:8-9
LEADERSHIP
Hello! Lutheran High School strives to be extremely diverse to fit all students and their interests in extracurricular activities. Student-run organizations and clubs help build character, develop excellent Christian leadership and help involve the student body so they feel at home. You can thrive whether you enjoy athletics, STEM, art, business, reading and writing, music, and many other organizations that help you build yourself at LHS. There are even opportunities to form your own club with some friends and a teacher on board! The possibilities are endless, and you can choose your own involvement level. Lutheran High is here to serve you, so you can learn to serve others as well!
I love being a student at Lutheran High because it is an amazing place to grow in so many aspects: spiritually, academically, mentally, and even socially. At LHS, I am involved in Student Council, National Honor Society, Book Club, Small Group Leaders, Student Ambassadors, Art Club, Teens for Life, and Robotics. I am able to maintain grades that help me strive for scholarships and still enjoy my free time as a high schooler. All of the clubs and organizations are able to support any other sport and academic needs. Bring a part of these organizations has helped me connect with people at LHS, learn to communicate better, and improve my leadership skills! Club sponsors and faculty help guide the students to succeed in any way possible.
I hope all incoming students will become involved in this welcoming community, which strives to emulate the body of Christ and all the love He gives us daily!
Sincerely,
Kelly Krazl, Class of 2021
Student Council President
OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP
In addition to serving as team captains or club officers, students may also serve in these official leadership positions:
STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Council consists of both elected and appointed positions that are held by students from all grades. The mission of Student Council is to organize school activities, promote school spirit, and sponsor community service projects. StuCo meets once a month after school and during PrimeTime when needed. Officers are elected each spring for the following school year; freshman elections are held each fall. Students who are not elected to office may still serve on StuCo as a class representative.
Sponsors: Mr. Eric Norwine, Mrs. Marie Branneky
STUDENT AMBASSADORS
Student Ambassadors are positive, outgoing, friendly individuals whose main responsibility is to assist the Director of Enrollment in welcoming new students. Student Ambassadors give campus tours, lead workshops on Freshman Orientation Day and Future Freshman Day, and facilitate mixer activities to help new students get to know one another. Throughout the year, Student Ambassadors go out of their way to make sure that new students experience a smooth transition to LHS.
Sponsor: Mr. Micah Braddy
SMALL GROUP LEADERS
Every Tuesday and Thursday, students meet in small groups for devotions, prayer, and small group activities. The Small Group Leaders are students who are comfortable openly sharing their faith by preparing devotions, leading prayer and positively encouraging their peers to grow spiritually through this time together. Small Group Leaders are juniors and seniors who have been chosen to serve as role models by demonstrating excellence in Christian character.
Sponsor: Mr. Brian Scheller
As part of the Practical Arts curriculum, LHS also offers a Leadership class that allows students to explore theories of leadership and build their leadership skills. Students in the class may earn dual credit through Lindenwood University.