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CLUBS & ACTIVITIES

 

At Milwaukee Lutheran, extracurricular activities are an integral aspect of school life because they are a means of developing knowledge, positive attitudes, sportsmanship, and effective human relation skills. 

Over 60% of MLHS students are involved in at least one extracurricular activity.

Extracurricular activities are defined as activities that generally occur after the school day is completed. While these activities require as much time, careful planning, and commitment as academic subjects, the purpose of extracurricular activities is to enhance and extend student learning and experiences beyond the academic courses offered in the school.  MLHS offers a variety clubs and activities that appeal to students with a variety of passions.

Art Club

The Art Club provides a safe and fun environment for students to make art with their peers.  Students will have opportunities to use their God-given abilities to make artwork of their choice, experiment, learn new art processes such as silk screening, and participate in service projects to benefit others.  Contact Mr. Crayton & Mrs. Tennies for more information.

ATK Ministries

ATK Ministries is a separate non-profit with a mission of sharing Jesus through music in the arts.  It is an after-school program offering music writing and dance classes. Mr. Atkinson's goal is to add music production, beat-making, and additional music writing classes to the program. The students have a professional recording studio at Milwaukee Lutheran thanks to a grant from Brookfield Lutheran Church.  To learn more about this ministry, check out their website here.  Reach out to Mr. Atkinson for more information on getting involved.

Business Club

The Business Club is an extension of the Free Enterprise Academy where students meet leaders in the community and learn about how to improve their financial standing for themselves and their communities.  Check out the Free Enterprise Academy here.  Contact Mr. Whitworth for more information. 

Family Groups

Having a successful high school experience is one of our highest priorities at MLHS. To that end, all Red Knights take part in Family Groups. Students are divided into groups (~15 students each) and meet weekly with an upper class student who serves as their leader and an advisory teacher.  Student leaders and advisors lead discussions on topics to build relationships with one another as Christ's big family.  Families are able to discuss unique topics and ask questions about life or student culture.  Families hold each other accountable and push each other to succeed.  Click here for a brochure.  Please contact Mrs. Tennies for more information.

Gaming Club

Students in the Gaming Club at Milwaukee Lutheran gather weekly to play video games on computers and consoles as well as card and board games. Meetings are after school on Wednesdays until 5:00. See Mr. Heckert for more information and a permission slip to join.

Lutheran Printing Services

Lutheran Printing Services (LPS) is a business within Milwaukee Lutheran run by students and teachers.  Students learn everything about how to run a business including communication to clients, operations and process management, creative design, quality control, and billing.  Most of the signage within Milwaukee Lutheran and the other two LHSAGM high schools was printed at LPS.  LPS prints signage, decals, posters, banners, stickers, etc.  You can check out their Facebook page here.  Please contact Mr. Jurss and Mr. Bynum for more information.

National Honor Society
National Honor Society (N.H.S.) is a nationally recognized organization which recognizes high school students for their outstanding academic achievement, their positive character, and their leadership and service in their school, community, and church. Our MLHS chapter emphasizes using their gifts and talents for the glory of Jesus Christ.
Students at Milwaukee Lutheran are eligible for membership following 4 semesters of school, achieving a 3.5 cumulative G.P.A. at that time. Students must complete an application process and are evaluated by a faculty committee. Induction into N.H.S. takes place in late October. Contact Ms. Siebarth for more information.
Milwaukee Rescue Mission

MLHS students volunteer at the Milwaukee Rescue Mission soup kitchen each Monday. In the kitchen they prepare food for the next day and serve supper to the men, women, and children in need. The students and faculty of Milwaukee Lutheran have proudly served in this capacity for over 10 years, with nearly 400 students having served at the Mission. This is a wonderful opportunity to share your faith through words and actions.  Please contact Mr. Koebert for more information.

SHIELD Yearbook

The Shield is Milwaukee Lutheran's yearbook, providing students who serve on the staff with an opportunity to enhance their graphic arts, photography, journalism, entrepreneurial and production skills. The staff organizes the layout of the yearbook and are responsible for the development of sponsors who will buy ads to reduce the cost of the book to students.  Please contact Mrs. Tennies for more information.

Student Council 

Milwaukee Lutheran's student council helps to create Godly student leaders who share students' ideas, interests, and concerns with teachers and school administrators.  They often also help organize and facilitate school-wide activities, including social events, community projects, helping people in need and potential school reform.  Please contact Ms. Vonderheide for more information.

Snowboarding Club

Snowboarding Club is a great way to enjoy the Wisconsin Winters. Whether a first-time snowboarder or a professional, we'd love to have you.  Please contact Mr. Bynum for more information.

Trapshooting Club

Trapshooting club is a cohort with our other two sister high schools, Martin Luther High School and Lake Country Lutheran High School.  Students learn about gun safety and meet regularly to practice trapshooting.  Every year students compete at the National Trapshooting Tournament!  Please reach out to Mr. Patterson for more information.


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Class of '22, Tori

You see the family built within it. Everybody is relatable and everybody has somebody to talk to.  You have your coaches that are very understandable.  And its fun to watch when you go to games. To see how tight everybody is or can be.