Luther College High School offers students a top quality education in a Christian context.

Luther’s academic program is challenging and rewarding. It provides students with a strong foundation for university studies. Ninety-six per cent of Luther graduates attend post-secondary institutions within the first year of graduation.

Luther’s curriculum meets all of the requirements established by Saskatchewan Learning. The school also offers a number of special programs like:
· the International Baccalaureate Diploma program,
· Canada’s first high school film program, and
· an award-winning choral music program.

Faculty members at Luther are known for their teaching excellence, warmth and dedication. They encourage students to explore their intellectual potential in and out of the classroom.
Life at Luther involves much more than challenging the mind. Students grow spiritually and socially as they participate in daily Chapel times, mandatory Christian Ethics courses and numerous co-curricular activities.

Luther’s small size (450 students) creates a caring environment. Students are safe and supported as they investigate new ideas and pursue new interests.

Luther also attracts students from around the world. The boys and girls dorms fill each year with students from countries like Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, China, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Germany, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zeland, Switzerland, Taipei, Thailand and Turks & Caicos Islands. International students’ English skills improve as they interact with students from across Regina, Saskatchewan, and Canada. All students benefit from the sharing of cultural ideas and experiences.

Luther College High School is part of a unique two-campus institution founded in 1913. Its sister campus, Luther College University, is also located in Regina.