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Orange Lutheran High School
Basic Information
Address: 2222 Santiago Blvd., Orange, CA 92867
County: Orange
Congregation: Lutheran
Phone Number: 714-998-5151
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Additional Information
Founded: 1973
Ages/Grades: 9-12
School Size: 1535
Classroom Size: 23
Student/Teacher Ratio: 16:1
Camp Programs: Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
Dress code
Mission Statement:
STRENGTHENED BY CHRIST.
PREPARED FOR LIFE.
Orange Lutheran exists to help students internalize the Gospel message of salvation in Christ Jesus.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Because of the identity we have in Christ and as faithful stewards of the educational ministry God has called us to, we have chosen our Core Values to guide our plans, actions, and decision-making process (Titus 3:5-8, 1 Peter 4:10, Philippians 2:1-4): Biblical Truth, Integrity, Innovation, Excellence, Relationships
School History:
In 1973, Lutheran High School of Orange County opened its doors to students. Under founding principal Herbert Stuenkel, the campus was modest: just nine academic classrooms, a library, a couple of laboratories, and a few ancillary facilities. But the founders and families were energized by the prospect of this new school. Enrollment that first year was shy of 100 students; today, we welcome nearly 1,400 young men and women daily. Our first graduating class in 1976 comprised 15 students; in 2022, over 340 students graduated.