STUDENT LEADERSHIP
Ambassadors for Christ
LHS offers a wide variety of leadership opportunities. Students can take a leadership class that allows them to explore theories of leadership and build their skills. In addition to that class, serving as team captains or club officers, students may also serve in these official leadership positions.
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Students also serve—inspired by Christ’s example.
Whether volunteering locally, participating in service projects or welcoming international classmates, they’re learning to lead with humility, compassion and purpose.
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. Micah Braddy, 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.
Sponsors: 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.
Sponsors: Mr. Brian Scheller
From the President
Hi! My name is Olivia Kuhlmann and I am the president of the student body at Lutheran High School this year. I’m beyond excited for this role and the opportunity to serve my community at LHS with it. I am so grateful for the wonderful staff, faculty, and friends that I have made in my four years here. I feel truly supported by my teachers and friends as they guide me in not only my walk with Christ but also as a person. That is what makes Lutheran High so special. To me, being a Cougar means being built up in faith and in life.
The biggest lesson I have ever learned at Lutheran High is to engage in fellowship and in the community. Lutheran High creates opportunities for serving in both. Singing in chapel with the Praise Team, being an Oikos small group leader, or contributing as a member of Prayer and Care Group allows you to grow your faith and fellowship. Student Council philanthropy projects, National Honor Society service events, and Key Club community service opens up a world for serving others. These opportunities and so many more make Lutheran High the best way to grow your stewardship.
