College Preparatory Curriculum
We provide a challenging, comprehensive college preparatory curriculum from a Biblical worldview. Our curriculum is designed to challenge students across all disciplines with relevant, rigorous, and well-rounded instructional content for college and life preparation.
At Martin Luther, you can build a unique learning experience that propels you toward your future goals!
Honors Academy
Inspired by the rich academic foundation laid by Spartan alumni, the Honors Academy at Martin Luther builds on the robust College Prep curriculum by offering rigorous courses, prestigious university visits, ACT preparation, and leadership opportunities. This program empowers students to maximize their academic potential and prepares them to apply at top-tier universities.
Freshman Seminar
The Freshman Seminar at Martin Luther is a required course designed to help students develop essential skills for high school success and beyond. It covers a range of practical topics, including test-taking strategies, organizational skills, time management, and effective group work. Students also regularly check their grades to stay on top of their academic progress. Additionally, two days a week are dedicated to computer applications, where students learn valuable skills in keyboarding, PowerPoint, Excel, and Word, providing a strong foundation in both academic and technical abilities.
College & Career Counseling
Planning for your future can be overwhelming, but our counselors make it easy. Starting as early as freshman year, we utilize resources like Xello and offer a diverse curriculum that includes a STEAM program and dual enrollment options with MATC. Explore more about our unique programs and opportunities.
Start planning your future today and explore all the possibilities awaiting you at Martin Luther!
Our four pillars of education—Spiritual Life, Academics, Athletics, and Fine Arts—inspire students to pursue their passions, serve with purpose, and lead in faith. Graduating from Martin Luther means being prepared not just for college or careers but for the world.