LuHi’s student team, Crusader Robotics (#11988), qualified in February at the East Super-Regional Championship in Scranton, PA, competing against the top 72 teams in the region. “I couldn’t be more proud of my team’s effort and perseverance through the competition,” says Harold Kennedy, the LuHi team’s coach. “As a rookie team this season, they were… Read more »
Beginning with the Class of 2019, Long Island Lutheran High School (LuHi) is offering its students two new curriculum paths, Academy or Academy Honors. LuHi Academies cover the following subject areas: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Leadership and Communications Allied Health Sciences Social Science, and Arts and Humanities. LuHi pairs existing classes with new… Read more »
What we expect students to know and accomplish through their education is changing rapidly in the 21st century. They’re expected to master rigorous core-curriculum standards, as well as know how to transfer and apply knowledge to problem-solving in real-life situations. For a growing number of educators, that’s where the arts come into play. For years… Read more »
Like many former LuHi students, 2009 graduate Erica Pincus is achieving career success, thanks to the excellent foundation of her LuHi education. “Exploring new ideas was important to me in this very supportive community,” says Erica, who attended Long Island Lutheran Middle & High School from 6th grade through graduation. “I learned so much from… Read more »
After recently accepting the position of Head of School for Long Island Lutheran Middle & High School (LuHi) and Long Island Lutheran Day School (LuDay), effective July 1, 2015, Dr. Andrew Gove discussed how new changes he is beginning to implement will continue the school’s evolution of the last few years to further improve quality… Read more »
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