Student life is about more than academics—it’s about building friendships, growing in faith, discovering talents, and creating meaningful experiences. From daily classroom life to extracurricular activities and special events, students are encouraged to learn, lead, and live out their faith each day.

Our athletics program gives students in grades 5th–8th the opportunity to grow in teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship while developing their God-given talents. Students can participate in a variety of seasonal sports, including cross country, volleyball, cheerleading, basketball, and track.

Athletics

The Junior Knights program at Luther High School (Onalaska, WI) is a youth organization designed to help students in grades 4th–8th develop athletic and musical skills, sportsmanship, and Christian friendships. The program is open to students attending LALSAC grade schools within the Luther High School Association. 

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Whether your child is just beginning their musical journey or ready to build on existing skills, piano lessons are a wonderful opportunity to grow. St. Paul students have access to several talented piano teachers, with lessons arranged independently between families and instructors. If your child is interested, their classroom teacher can help connect you with available piano teachers and contact information.

Piano Lessons

La Crosse Area Lutheran Schools work together to host both a fall and a spring Science and Fine Arts Fair. The fall fair includes arts and crafts, math, chess, spelling, and vocals. The Spring fair includes forensics, science, social studies, piano, and instrumental performance.

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Science & Fine Arts

VEX Robotics gives students the opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on learning and real-world problem solving. In our VEX program, students design, build, and program robots while developing important skills like creativity, teamwork, leadership, and critical thinking. It’s an exciting way to challenge students, inspire innovation, and prepare the problem solvers of tomorrow.