Opportunities include exposure to multi-media, digital presentations, and access to Internet sources in classrooms and the Media Center. Mayer Lutheran students have the opportunity to earn college-level credits by enrolling in onsite CUENet distance learning courses through Concordia University, St. Paul. Students in CUENet courses interact with college professors and students, as well as other high school students in the area. CUENet technology allows for virtual field trips, which may include discussion and programs with Minnesota State Senators, NASA, environmental conservation centers, and even personal interview opportunities with missionaries in the field. The curriculum at Mayer Lutheran encourages success.
Students generally carry seven periods of classwork daily.
Elective choices include additional credits in core courses, industrial arts and modern language opportunities. The total number of credits required for graduation is 21, plus religion credits. Although 90 percent of Mayer Lutheran graduates continue their formal education beyond high school, the curriculum is designed to provide for all levels of learning. Post-secondary opportunities, independent studies and individual programs allow each student to build a challenging schedule to fit his or her individual interests and strengths. Along with school activities are given many opportunities to develop new relationships, as well as maintain involvement with family, work, church and community.