Academics - LEARNING FOR LIFE!

The learning goals in our environment go beyond college acceptance, university scholarship, or even just good grades on a transcript. Our students are learning to prepare for the next step in their life.

Our curriculum offers a challenging workload and development opportunities based on student needs. Our approach, our philosophy is grounded in God's Word and that manifests itself in so many valuable ways. We are different than public schools and that difference matters in a student's present, future, and eternity. Now more than ever, young men and women need an education that leads in truth so they may learn for life.

Use on of the buttons listed to the sides or scroll down to find out how we prepare each of our students for their next step.

Dual Enrollment

Industrial Arts

Structured Learning

Teaching with Technology

Student Opportunities

Virtual Learning

RECENT COLLEGE ACCEPTENCES

Class of 2025

*84% College 7% Workforce 9% Trade/Military*

Advance Placement Courses

AP courses are an important part of Lutheran Westland’s college-prep curriculum, offering students a challenging experience that prepares them for college-level studies.

Lutheran Westland currently offers eight different AP courses: Calculus AB, U.S. History, U.S. Government, Biology, Chemistry, English Language & Composition, English Literature & Composition. We also offer exams for AP courses that are not offered at Lutheran Westland, students have the option to take an “Exam Only” course.

Accreditation & Faculty Development

LEARNING IS A PRIORITY FOR ALL

Accreditation is an internal and external review process that identifies strategies for building the best possible educational program for learners.

Accreditation through NLSA (National Lutheran School Accreditation) and MANS (Michigan Association of Non-Public Schools) means that the teachers and administrators at Lutheran Westland have met high standards and are actively engaged in school improvement.

Our faculty continues to learn, steadfastly committed to professional development. All members of our school community strive to continue learning and improving the education Lutheran Westland students receive.

88% of teachers have an advanced degree (or are actively working toward one)
20:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

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Quality Guidance

Helping each student plan for their future!

From 9th-grade course selection to choosing a college or career, quality guidance during a student’s high school years is absolutely critical. Just like any quality high school, Lutheran Westland strives to help students in the areas of academic achievement and career consideration, but as a Christ-centered high school, we help our students develop socially, emotionally, and spiritually, ensuring today's Warriors become the productive, well-adjusted adults of tomorrow.

We recently added the Naviance tool for the benefit of our community. Naviance, designed especially for students and parents, is a comprehensive website used to help students make decisions about courses, colleges, and careers. Students take personality, interest, strength, and talent inventories to learn more about themselves and discover careers that are a good match. They also take a Learning Style Inventory to help them identify how they best learn. Finally, students go through the College Match program, which guides students through finding colleges that are a good fit for them.

Naviance