We’ve compiled these FAQs to provide answers to some of the most commonly asked questions from prospective students and families. If you have any other questions, please contact us for more information.
No, all students interested in applying to Martin Luther are required to submit copies of their school records, state tests, and a teacher recommendation form.
95% of students receive tuition assistance through various opportunities. Visit our Tuition & Financial Aid page for application instructions for donor funded financial aid, scholarships, MPCP, WPCP, RPCP, SNSP, and tax deductions.
Yes. We currently have 10+ scholarships awarded yearly. Eligibility is based on need, merit, or both.
Invitations freshman year will be offered to students whose grade school records and placement tests indicate they will be a good fit. Learn more about the Honors Academy.
While our teachings are based on the LCMS doctrine, students of all faiths are welcome to attend.
From Florence to Madrid, and even as far as Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh, and Bangkok, you could say our student body is well-traveled – even if some of them haven’t racked up the frequent flyer miles yet! Our diverse community includes students from over 25 different grade schools, stretching from Racine to Brookfield, and represents over 15 nationalities. While local Lutheran feeder schools are our primary source of students, we take pride in welcoming learners from all corners of the world, enriching our campus with unique perspectives and global experiences.
It is encouraged to apply in the fall so that we can remind you of enrollment deadlines such as the deadline for financial aid.
During an Admissions Visit, you will tour the campus, observe the school culture, and meet teachers and staff. This visit provides an opportunity to see our expansive facilities while gaining insight into academic programs and extracurricular activities. You’ll have the chance to ask questions, discuss your family’s educational goals, and determine if ML is the best fit for your student. Additionally, the admissions process, including important deadlines and required documentation, will be explained to help you make an informed decision.
Students are asked to adhere to the dress code principles, which are available on page 17 of the student & parent handbook.
In short, students should dress appropriately with modesty and restraint.
We have a limited number of seats available for transfers each year. Please apply early, visit, and present a good case of why you are looking to transfer.
No, however, there are public bus stops along 76th Street, one of which is located a block from our school entrance. Some local school districts outside the city of Milwaukee offer transportation reimbursement.
Martin Luther High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
The State of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction requires our School Association to have two meetings per school year at which members of the governing body of the school will be present and at which all pupils and parents or guardians of all pupils applying to attend the school or attending the school may meet and communicate with Board members. Please check with your choice administrator when the dates occur this year. All students and parents or guardians are invited to attend.
Here is the link to the DPI School Report Card website for our report as well as a link to educational options. Please feel free to contact our school office with any questions.