REGISTRATION
PROCEDURE
To register for the 2005-2006 school year, students must submit their application packet
to the school office. Applications are now accepted. Get
a $100.00 registration discount if received prior to April 30th, 2005.
To receive your application packet or if you have any questions, contact Mr. Rawlings at (715) 693-2693. Packets may
also be picked up at any of the Lutheran elementary schools in the Wisconsin Valley, at any of the Lutheran churches that
are members of the Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School Association, or at the high school office.
An application packet consists of the following:
- A completed application form
signed by the student and a parent or guardian.
- A copy of the students most
recent grade report or report card.
- A copy of an official transcript
for those transferring from another high school.
- A copy of the students latest
standardized test scores.
- A recommendation form completed
by both an English and a math teacher. (These are mailed separately to the school
by the teachers.)
- A copy of the students current
Immunization Record.
- A copy of the students Social
Security Card.
All parts of the application should
be sent to:
Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School
601 Maple Ridge Road
Mosinee, WI 54455
An interview with the Principal and
payment of the registration fee ($250) will finalize the admission process and secure a students place on the class roster. All freshmen will take an admissions/placement test before the start of the school
year. Testing dates for spring and summer will be announced.
While many students will be Lutheran,
any student desiring a quality education in a Christ-centered school environment is welcome to join the WVLHS family.
Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School
does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, or gender in the administration of our educational
policies, employment practices, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic, and other school administered
programs.
STUDENT/SPIRITUAL
LIFE
Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School is a
Christ-centered ministry of committed congregations, families, and individuals with the vision of the total education of young
people. WVLHS teachers are gifted in Christian witness as well as academic expertise
in educating the heart as well as the mind. The schools programs, curriculum,
and other activities exist to foster the full development of each student. A
Wisconsin Valley Lutheran High School education is understood to be the entire program of growth activities provided for students. This includes the program in personal-spiritual development, the regular academic
programs, and the various extracurricular activity programs.
The unique feature of the WVLHS vision for
education is the primary emphasis placed on training all students and staff members to be Christian servants, developing
their unique talents, but also learning to use them in service to both Gods church family and His world community. WVLHS teachers are teaching the Christian faith and Christian living at all times, both in and outside
the classroom. Young male and female students are practicing and testing their
faith in the laboratory for Christian living which is the WVLHS community. Personal
relationships are built between all member of the Lutheran High family; relationships that can last forever.
Within the daily schedule, a special time
is set aside every day for students and faculty and staff to join together in a chapel setting for worship and prayer. The short devotional chapel will typically be led by a member of the faculty, although
there will be guests such as local pastors, musical groups, or drama presentations.
Students will also have the opportunity to provide worship leadership. Chapel
will be both a special place and a special experience. It will be the time of
day when the school community formally gathers as a community in Christ. The
Word of God will be shared, students and staff will pray together for people and circumstances in their lives, and an opportunity
for praise and thanksgiving will be provided. By means of the chapel experience,
LHS students and staff will be sent forward each day, with Gods peace, to be servants for the Lord in everything they do.
COURSES
OFFERED 2004-2005
GRADE 9
Religion I-Old Testament
English I
World Geography
Physical Science
Math-Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, or Geometry
Spanish I
Physical Education
Health
Fine Arts-Art, Music, Choir, or Band
Computer I
GRADE 10
Religion II-New Testament
English II
World History
Biology
Math-Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II
Spanish I or Spanish II
Physical Education
Health
Fine Arts-Art, Music, Choir, or Band
EXTRACURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES
Student Council
Yearbook
Drama
Choir
Band
ATHLETICS
Cross Country
Soccer
Volleyball
Basketball
Cheerleading
Baseball
Softball
Track
TUITION
AND FEES
Registration $250
Tuition-Member of Association Congregation $3600
Second Child or more $3060
Tuition-Non-Member $4800
Second Child or more $4080
Tuition is divided into ten monthly payments due on the first of the month. The first monthly payment will be due August 1st. A late fee of $25 per month will be charged if tuition payments are in arrears.
Other Fees
Yearbook
$25
Art Materials $25
Choir or Band $25
Athletics (per sport)
$25
Students may have to purchase certain novels for English classes and/or a specific
Bible for use in religion classes. In most cases, WVLHS will buy these in bulk
to reduce the cost. Fees will also be charged for damage/destruction of textbooks
beyond normal use.
GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL (Required for Graduation)
Theology ½ credit for each
semester at WVLHS Varies
Career Education Computer
I 1 credit
English English
I, II, III, and IV 4
credits
Speech ½ credit
Fine Arts Music, Art, Choir, or Band 1 credit
Foreign Language 1 credit
Mathematics Any three courses including Algebra II 3 credits
P. E./Health 1 ½ credits in PE and ½ credit Health 2 credits
Science
2 credits
Social Studies 4 credits
Electives
3 ½ credits
Service Hours 5 hours for each semester at WVLHS
TOTAL 22 Credits + Theology
COLLEGE PREP (Recommended)
Theology ½ credit for each semester at WVLHS Varies
Career Education Computer
I
1 credit
English English I, II, III, and
IV 4
credits
Speech ½ credit
Fine Arts Music, Art, Choir, or Band
1 credit
Foreign Language 2
years of the same language 2 credits
Mathematics Any three courses including Algebra II 3
credits
P. E./Health 1 ½ credits in PE and ½ credit Health 2 credits
Science 3 credits
Social Studies
4 credits
Electives 3 ½ credits
Service Hours 5 hours for each semester at WVLHS
TOTAL
24 Credits + Theology