Luther College High School

Congratulations to our students who received The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award last night!

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award is a global, non-competitive, youth centric, experiential learning framework for young people to develop essential life skills, enhance employability, and gain a sense of achievement.

Learn more by visiting: dukeofed.org

Big congratulations to Daranne Harris (HS’95) on her new role as Principal-Dean of Martin Luther University College! Daranne also served on our Board from 2015-2023. We wish her all the best in this exciting new chapter.

We are pleased to announce and welcome Rev. Dr. Daranne Harris as Principal-Dean of Luther. Her five-year term begins Aug. 10, 2026.

Harris brings more than 25 years of leadership experience across congregational ministry, humanitarian aid and development, healthcare, and education organizations.

“I am excited to join Martin Luther University College in preparing leaders who can engage the challenges and opportunities of our time with thoughtful scholarship and spiritual depth."

Read more: https://ow.ly/BrhE50ZcsLA

We asked our 2026 grads to share their future plans and reflect on their time at Luther College High School. Here is what Brooke McManus had to say:

"Next year I will be attending Medicine Hat College to study Occupational therapy and Physical therapy. I will also be on the school's women's soccer team. My favourite part of being a Luther student is the tight knit community. Chapel is a highlight, bringing us all together in one space while teaching us valuable life lessons. Luther has prepared me in so many ways inside the classroom by teaching my time management as well as respect outside the classroom. I have made the most unforgettable memories in these past four years and wouldn't have wanted my high school experience to go any differently."

Congratulations, Brooke!

Congratulations to Bob (HS’64) on this well-deserved recognition from University of Regina. We are proud to celebrate one of our alumni and the impact he has made in our community and beyond!

Sport has the power to change lives, and few people have demonstrated that more profoundly than Dr. Bob Steadward.

A visionary leader from Saskatchewan, Dr. Steadward helped transform opportunities for athletes with disabilities around the world. As founding president of the International Paralympic Committee, he played a defining role in elevating the Paralympic Games and advancing inclusion through sport on a global scale.

His influence extends far beyond competition. Through advocacy, research, mentorship, and community service, he has helped break down barriers, challenge perceptions, and create opportunities for countless individuals to thrive.

For his extraordinary contributions to sport, inclusion, and society, the University of Regina is proud to award Dr. Bob Steadward an Honorary Doctor of Laws at our Spring 2026 Convocation Ceremony on June 19.

Learn more about our Spring 2026 Honorary Degree recipients: https://bit.ly/4dYvG56

We asked our 2026 grads to share their future plans and reflect on their time at Luther College High School. Here is what Ayudh Dutta had to say:

"After graduation, I plan to pursue a career in law, and hopefully opening my own law firm in the future. My favourite part of being a Luther student has been the sense of community. As a small, close-knit school, Luther has created an environment where everyone is connected and willing to support one another whenever needed. The teachers genuinely care about our development not only as students, but also as people, helping us grow both inside and outside the classroom. I am grateful for the relationships and experiences that have shaped my time at Luther."

Congratulations, Ayudh!

We asked our grads to share their future plans and reflect on their time at Luther College High School. Here is what Amarachukwu Ibediro had to say:

"I will be attending the University of Calgary as a student athlete, studying Science and playing on the Calgary Dinos Women’s Volleyball Team. After completing my undergraduate degree, I plan to go to medical school and become a physician. My favourite part of being a Luther student was the friends I made and participating in the fun spirit day activities. I know my time at Luther has given me the critical thinking skills I need to reach my goals."

Congratulations Amarachukwu!

We are proud to share that Luther College High School's El Salvador Program has been recognized at RCE Saskatchewan’s 18th Annual Awards for Achievement in Education for Sustainable Development!

Rooted in global citizenship, sustainability, social justice, and experiential learning, the program challenges students to engage with issues such as poverty, migration, environmental stewardship, human rights, and economic inequality. Through partnerships in El Salvador, students build relationships, gain firsthand understanding of global issues, and return home inspired to take action in their own communities.

Congratulations to everyone who has contributed to making this transformative program possible!

RCE Saskatchewan

We're hiring!

Luther College High School invites applications for a part-time nurse, with duties to commence August 19, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Reporting to the Vice Principal of Student Life, the School Nurse is an integral part of the community and is responsible for providing holistic healthcare services and support for all dormitory students, day students, and staff.

For more information and application procedures, visit: https://ow.ly/XgWz50Z5Hqh