(All stats based on 2012–13 unless noted)
5-year accreditaion granted March 2013 | North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI), a division of AdvancED 30-acre property | 140,000 ft2 of buildings | 29 classrooms +rooms for woods, metal, art, foods, sewing, band, choir, video, publications, recording & computers | 2 gyms, 4 locker & 2 trainer rooms, weight & wrestling rooms, fields for baseball, softball, football, soccer, 8-lane track 92 total courses, 57 college prep, 30 STEM | 5 online courses available, including AP options | 26 credits required for graduation | 8 students earned highest rating on AP Calculus exam | 31 AP tests written, 74% earning college credit | ACT composite score of 24.3 (WI 22.1/Nat’l 21.1)
353 students (89 freshmen) | Male 52% Female 48% | Federated members 95.5%; Non-fed (W/ELS) 4%; Other 1/2% | Geography of Federation students by congregations: 19% from 5 churches in Dane Co. / 14% from 4 in Dodge Co. / 56% from 20 in Jefferson Co. / 5% from 1 in Rock Co. / 6% from 1 in Waukesha Co. | 23 with perfect attendance 28 teachers represented 10 academic departments | 13:1 student-teacher ratio | 28 athletic coaches, 16 fine art or academic coaches and directors | 11 took Continuing Ed classes or workshops | 14 hold post-graduate degrees 100% graduated (74) | Nearly 90% pursued post-secondary education: 54 to 4-yr college, 4 to 2-yr college, 12 to technical college | 11 grads to fellowship colleges (WLC/MLC) | 24 seniors reported scholarships offers: 1-yr value $369,460, 4-yr value $1,477,840 | 4 enlisted | 6 pursued work or other opportunities 13% of students utilized Extended Learning Center, almost 25% freshmen | 2 FT/ 1 PT staff support 70% of curriculum courses | Help for learning or physical disabilities, study skills, time management Federation student tuition & fees: $5,940 |WELS Non-Fed: $9,140 | Non-affiliated: $9,665 | $72,000+ tuition assistance to 56 students (16%) | $4.50/hr invested in developing young adults who think, work, live for Christ first Opportunity to worship in chapel or homeroom 5x week |Classroom, Lunchroom, Closing led prayers | 8 semesters of formal Bible study | 100% course infusion | Outreach opportunities include Gospel-motivated service projects, mission trips, music ministry | Christ-centered architectural details, decor, classroom features
Total Collection: 15,910 | Print materials checked out: 7,849 | Daily average students in library: 121 | Books added: 308 | Online research resource added to existing 6: FollettShelf searchable LLHS library catalog | Chessplayers: 453 2 hot entree choices daily | Stromboli, Pizza, Cheesburger most popular meals | 64% of student body regularly served | average 225 students daily for year total 38,107 meals served under Federal lunch program guidelines 1,030 instructional hours=118% of state requirement for private schools | Expenditures: $3,754,004 | Bus miles logged on 7 routes: 79,898 | tuition payments: $1,989,164 | 446 Giving Society members gave $225,376 | Warrior Scrip rebates earned by families: $39,365.45 | LL Facebook friends on 7/31/13: 1,576 | Tweets® from @LakesideLuthHS: 116
35 co-curriculars involved 1,300 students | Volleyball, Football, Girls Basketball, Girls Track & Math Teams Conference Champs | Forensics Team earned 4th consecutive “top 5%” award at State (#2 of 367 schools) | 12 of 60 WSMA entries State-eligible, 5 took Gold at State | 900+ audience for Hound of the Baskervilles | Weekly student newspaper earned 1st place rating 2013 marked end of 55 years | 51 graduations, 4,414 graduates |151 alumni marriages since ‘62 | 112 alumni gathered at Homecoming roundup | 32 regional & 17 sectional WIAA champ plaques since ‘00 | 18 forensic, 41 math team trophies | 182 awards on display in band room as of ‘13 Say it: dzo-ay’ | Found in Greek Bible 127 times | means life | a state of vitality | of the absolute fullness of life, both essential and ethical, belonging to God | life active and vigorous, devoted to God | It’s our A–Z prayer, goal & attitude at Lakeside Lutheran!