The mission of Christ Our Savior Lutheran High School is to assist parents and congregations in providing a Christ centered and academically sound high school education for their children. Fourteen congregations in the Southern Illinois District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod make up Christ Our Savior Lutheran High School Association at present. Enrollment in the school, however, is open to all and is not restricted by religious affiliation, race, creed, color or national and ethnic origin. The main reason for a Lutheran High School is to provide specifically intentional Christian education for students in the area. A Lutheran High School is important because it offers a place where a life in Christ is modeled and molded.
Teachers help parents and congregations in the formation of a child.
A child is shaped spiritually, ethically and morally, as well as academically. When students face life's tough issues, they face them with teachers who love Jesus and are able to apply the Word of God directly to those life issues. The course of study for grades nine through twelve includes college preparatory as well as general studies. The academic day is divided into seven class periods. Band is offered as an additional early class to be accessible to students without academic conflict.