Luther College High School

The school is an inclusive community that welcomes students of all backgrounds and faiths, guided by a vision of creating a more grace-filled, just, and joyful world. It emphasizes academic excellence within a small, close-knit environment, aiming to help students discover their full potential through exploration and service. The boarding program is designed to foster maturity, responsibility, and independence in students.

The school offers a curriculum for grades 9–12, including the internationally recognized International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme for students in grades 11 and 12. Students may choose to pursue the full IB Diploma or select individual IB courses to suit their interests. Additionally, the school provides an English as an Additional Language (EAL) program to support international students.

Luther College graduates are prepared for university, with many students going on to attend various post-secondary institutions. The school emphasizes the development of compassionate, creative, and critical thinkers. Students participating in the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme often benefit from higher university enrollment and graduation rates compared to their peers.

The school provides dedicated academic support, including an Academic Support Coordinator and an EAL (English as an Additional Language) program with a designated coordinator and instructors. Students also have access to an academic guidance counsellor to assist with their educational path.

Luther College accepts applications for students in grades 9–12, with new students admitted for both September and February starts. The application process requires the submission of all necessary documentation, after which families are notified of the admission decision within four weeks. Prospective families are encouraged to book a tour, attend the November New Student Information Night, or participate in a "Spend-A-Day" program where grade 8 students shadow a grade 9 ambassador.

The school year typically begins in September, with a second intake of students in February. The academic calendar includes key dates such as a New Student Orientation in August and a final day of classes in mid-June. Specific annual schedules, including holidays and breaks, are provided to the community via the school's official calendar.

Located in Regina, Saskatchewan, the campus features a park-like setting with amenities including the Semple Gymnasium—the largest high school gym in the city—and a new performance stage in the Merlis Belsher Heritage Center. Academic and student spaces include renovated science labs, a library with high-speed connectivity, computer work spaces, a modern student commons, and a cafeteria. On-campus boarding facilities accommodate 80 students, and the grounds are situated near tennis courts, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and various walking and bike paths.

The school offers a variety of athletics, arts, and clubs to keep students engaged and active. Students have access to facilities for sports, music, and film, and the school maintains a tradition of community involvement. Additionally, the "Future Luther Student" program provides students from kindergarten through grade 8 with opportunities to explore the school and participate in special events throughout the year.