2024 Fall Contact by Wisconsin Lutheran High School

Welcome

A Message from Dr. Ken Fisher

President of the WLHS Conference

New Mercies in a New School Year

We have entered a new school year filled with much that is new: a new principal, a new constitution and by-laws, and a new schedule.

Do you know that we’ve had only six principals in the last 70 years since officially becoming Wisconsin Lutheran High School in 1954?

Mr. Landon Zacharyasz is our new principal this school year. He’s a young, energetic, and inspiring leader.

We pray that his faith and gifts will profoundly impact the next generation of students and staff. His passion for Christ-centered education and commitment to serving our diverse student body and their families will be invaluable to our students as they grow in their faith, achieve academic success, and prepare to be productive members of society.

That’s not all that’s new. After three years of scriptural study and discussion, the WLHS Conference overwhelmingly approved (82%) a new constitution and by-laws in June. This was in response to the desire to make greater use of women’s God-given gifts in keeping with the interdependent partnership God created males and females to enjoy.

It does permit women to serve on the Board of Directors alongside men, overseen by an all-male fivemember Executive Committee, and as Congregational Representatives, replacing the current role of Delegates.

While the issuance of divine calls and matters of Christian discipline of any called workers remains under the authority of the Executive Committee, it is our earnest prayer that this change provides a God-pleasing, scripturally faithful way for WELS women and men to serve the mission of WLHS together.

From the perspective of staff and students, the biggest change for 2024-25 is a new daily schedule, which increases flexibility, lengthens instructional time, and seeks to lower student stress. While still being able to take the same number of courses, students have five to six classes (instead of seven) each day because of a six-day rotation. A daily “flex” period also gives them time to get help from individual teachers, attend meetings, or do other group activities.

In This Issue

Meet Principal Landon Zacharyasz

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2023-24 WLHS Report Card Pages 4-5

Meet Our New Teachers Pages 6-7

Faithful Servants Celebrate Ministry Milestones Page 8

Strong Freshman Enrollment Continues Page 9

Alumni Updates

Reunions

Page 10-11

Pages 12-13

WLHS Coffee Truck Page 13

WLHS Foundation & In Loving Memory Page 14

2024 Homecoming Page 15

Great Commission High School Back Page

Upcoming Events

For up-to-date information visit wlhs.org/calendar or download the Wisco app at the Apple App Store or Google Play.

2024-25 School Theme

Be Still & Know (Psalm 46:10)

Our Mission

Compelled by Christ’s love, guided by the Great Commission, and rooted in God’s Word . . .

Wisconsin Lutheran High School prepares young adults for productive, Christ-centered lives in a diverse world.

Our Vision

Renowned for its distinctive Lutheran values, superior academics, diverse student body and award-winning co-curricular activities . . .

Wisconsin Lutheran High School is where every student finds success to the glory of God.

On the Cover:

WLHS students on campus grounds

So many changes. But do you know what gives me confidence that God will bless all that’s “new” this school year? The same LORD, who has rained mercies on Wisconsin Lutheran High School since 1903, remains faithful to his promises centered in Christ — “his compassions never fail” (Lamentations 3:22).

Confident of new mercies every day,

Rev. Dr. Kenneth Fisher President of WLHS

Dr. Ken Fisher

Meet Principal Landon Zacharyasz

This July, Mr. Landon Zacharyasz joined WLHS as the school’s sixth principal.

The Zacharyasz Family

Mr. Zacharyasz, along with his wife and four children, moved from Appleton and together the family has been getting to know the area and Wisco

Since arriving at WLHS, Mr. Zacharyasz, who is energetic and loves establishing relationships, has been impressed.

“One of the things I immediately noticed was the passion that WLHS teachers have for the ministry. Their dedication to teaching students and helping them grow in their academic and spiritual lives is abundantly clear,” says Zacharyasz.

Prior to WLHS, Zacharyasz served and led at Mount Olive Lutheran School in Appleton for thirteen years and also served as the Fox Valley Lutheran Schools president for six years. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Martin Luther College (MLC) and is currently working on his Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Educational Leadership from the Milwaukee School of Engineering – Rader School of Business.

“The students, parents, and supporters I have met absolutely love Wisco. The enthusiasm so many have for this ministry is impressive, and I’m excited to be a part of it.”

— Mr. Landon Zacharyasz, principal of WLHS

Principal Zacharyasz Primer

• Pronounced Za-kuh-rye -is (“s” sound, not “z”)

• Students have quickly starte d coming up with their own titles, including Mr. Z and Mr. Zach

• The Zacharyasz family worships at Star of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, New Berlin, and the children attend the grade school

• Zacharyasz enjoys family time, road trips, and grilling

• One of his favorite Bible verses is Romans 5:8 “ But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

Wisconsin Lutheran High School

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students on mission trips mission trips in 2024

WLHS’ best scores, as reported to colleges, show the top 75 percent of seniors averaged 23.5 (74th percentile) on the ACT. Achieving at the 74th percentile means a student scored in the top third of all students nationwide.

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means a student scored in the top third of all students nationwide.

Advanced Placement Success

40% WLHS students scored 3 or higher

of seniors participated in at least one AP class

students on mission trips mission trips in 2024 40% WLHS students scored 3 or higher (on a scale of 1-5) on 325 AP exams for a total of 975 college credit savings

Wisco Witnesses in the World Wisco Witnesses in the World is a service-minded group. Students have the opportunity to practice the lessons they learn every day in school, including sharing the love of Jesus through outreach and community service activities. 299 students participated in this group throughout the year.

100% Pass rate by WLHS students on (with a score of 3 or higher)

7 AP exams Milwaukee All In

7 AP exams

Milwaukee All In Scholarship

WLHS students who received this prestigious scholarship for

$633,750

3 WLHS students who received this prestigious scholarship for high potential, limited income, diverse students in Milwaukee Academic Achievements of seniors participated in at least one AP class

$633,750 potential savings

Supporting All Students

Students entering WLHS below grade level in math and language arts doubled their projected yearly academic growth, based on their initial score.

From Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) standardized testing.

Fine Arts Excellence

Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) is a leader in challenging youth to

Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) is a leader in challenging youth to achieve music

101 18 5 Jerry Awards recognizes excellence in high school musical theater Nominations Wins WSMA Medals

8 Exemplary nominations 4 Exemplary awards

18 5 Jerry Awards recognizes excellence in high school musical theater

College

Acceptance Highlights

1 Sectional Championship 5 Regional Championships

Embracing the Great Commission

In 2023-24 WLHS had the largest ever international graduating class of 29 students, with two of these students in the Academic Top 10. As our international graduates move on to universities and colleges, they will be our ambassadors in five countries outside the U.S. and fourteen different states within the U.S.

68 International students in 2022-23 17

68 International students in 2022-23 17 Different countries in the residential program 29 International students in the 2023 graduating class

students in 2023-2024 from

students in 2023-2024

5,686

2 WLHS finalists Including boys basketball State championship Fine Arts Excellence

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ACT Perfection

WLHS student junior Tommy Doerr achieved a perfect ACT score on the first try of taking the test.

Of the 1.67 million students who took the exam nationally in 2023, only 5,579 achieved a perfect score (.5 percent).

36 = Perfect ACT Score

7 total WLHS students who achieved a perfect ACT score in the past seven years

Congregational Giving $1.12M

“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” (Acts 20:35) to bridge the gap between tuition & vouchers and the cost to educate

National Merit Scholarships

Of the 1.3 million entrants, less than 2 percent earned this prestigious recognition

2 WLHS finalists Including boys basketball State championship

46%

Meet Our New Teachers

This year, we’ve added eight talented professionals to our faculty and staff.

Art Department

Ms. Candace Greupink

Ms. Candace Greupink is teaching Drawing, Introduction to 2-D Art and Design, Graphic Arts, and Video Production and overseeing the student yearbook. Greupink previously taught art in the Pewaukee School District for 12 years. She earned her bachelor’s degree in fine arts from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.

World Languages Department

Mrs. Kaitlin Hernandez

Mrs. Kaitlin Hernandez, who has been serving as a part-time teacher at WLHS since 2020, is teaching Spanish full time this year. Hernandez previously spent a year working as a first-grade teacher at Saint David School in the Dominican Republic and is married to Mr. Micah Hernandez, who is also a WLHS Spanish teacher. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Spanish and social work from Minnesota State University - Mankato.

World Languages and Science Departments

Mr. Jason Zweifel

Mr. Jason Zweifel is teaching Spanish and biology. Zweifel previously taught at Christ the King Academy, Palm Coast, Fla., for five years. He earned his bachelor’s degree in elementary education and Spanish from MLC.

Mathematics Department

Mrs. Morgan Lautz

Mrs. Morgan Lautz joined WLHS in 2021 as a part-time teacher and is now teaching Algebra 1 and Honors Algebra 1 full time. Lautz previously taught seventh and eighth grade math, as well as math intervention, at Mt. Lebanon Lutheran School for four years. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Wisconsin Lutheran College (WLC), has a certificate in urban leadership from Harvard University, and a master’s degree in educational leadership from WLC.

English Department

Ms. Claire Leverence (‘19)

Ms. Claire Leverence (’19) is teaching composition and joined the faculty last January. Leverence earned her bachelor’s degree in secondary education broadfield language arts in English and communication from WLC.

Fine Arts Department

Ms. Alicia Mengel (‘19)

Ms. Alicia Mengel (’19) is the new grade school band director. Mengel earned her bachelor’s degree in elementary education and instrumental music education from MLC.

Candace Greupink

Kaitlin Hernandez

Claire Leverence

Morgan Lautz

Jason Zweifel

Alicia Mengel

Meet Our New Staff Student Services Department

Mrs. Rachel (Kohn ) Rebholz (‘04)

Mrs. Rachel (Kohn) Rebholz (’04) is WLHS’ first-ever school nurse. Rebholz previously worked at the LUMIN schools as manager of health services and school nurse. She earned her associate’s degree in nursing from Milwaukee Area Technical College.

PK-8 Curriculum Coordinator

Mr. Christopher Bartsch

Mr. Christopher Bartsch is serving in the role as PK-8 Curriculum Coordinator for the WLHS Conference. This position is funded by the conference schools and WLHS. Bartsch previously served in various roles at Atonement Lutheran School for eight years and was most recently principal. He earned his bachelor’s degree from MLC, a master’s degree from WLC, and is currently enrolled in a curriculum and instruction licensure program at WLC.

Expanded Offerings from Student Services

During the past few years, the WLHS Student Services department has expanded and updated the services it provides. The department has faculty and staff, personal counseling, career-based learning experiences, and new digital tools to support students’ post-secondary readiness and success.

Academic and Career Plan

Every WLHS student is paired with a school counselor who guides them through an Academic and Career Planning process. The goal is for students to complete the planning independently so they take ownership in preparing for their future. Throughout their four years at WLHS, they engage in a variety of assignments and learning activities to gain knowledge, explore options, and create a “next steps” plan they can implement after graduating.

New Academic and Career Planning Platform

As of this school year, WLHS is using Xello, a robust academic and career planning system that helps students create a roadmap for their future. Based on their post-high school plans, Xello assigns students interactive lessons and activities that help them develop the knowledge and skills they’ll need once they graduate.

College and Career Readiness

New Career and Work-based Learning Platform

InspireWI is a digital platform that shares career and work-based learning experiences. It’s a valuable resource for students and families to access as they consider components for their Academic and Career Plan. WLHS has also developed a Career Pathways Catalog that can help families who are looking to narrow down career-based learning experiences outside of the school day or during the summer.

Christopher Bartsch

Rachel Rebholz

Faithful Servants Celebrate Ministry Milestones

Mr.

Jim Brandt – 40 Years

Mr. Jim Brandt has served as academic dean at WLHS since 2018. He came to Wisco from Wisconsin Lutheran College (WLC) where he held several leadership positions. Throughout his career, he’s served at the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod and grade schools in California, Illinois, and Wisconsin.

Mr.

Joel Mattek – 40 Years

Mr. Joel Mattek has served as a social studies instructor and soccer coach at WLHS since 2007. He came to Wisco from Trinity Lutheran School in Waukesha where he was a teacher and athletic director and was later called to be principal. Prior to Trinity, he was principal and teacher at St. Mark Lutheran School in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Mr. Craig Radue – 40 Years

Mr. Craig Radue has served as a science instructor and soccer and baseball coach at WLHS since 1995. For many years, he was also advisor to Wisco’s tech team. Earlier in his career, he was at California Lutheran High School in Tustin for two years and Woodlawn Lutheran School in West Allis for eight years.

Mr.

Blair Schaper – 40 Years

Mr. Blair Schaper has served at WLHS since 2002. During that time, he has taught in the theology, business, and mathematics departments. He currently coordinates all WLHS Junior Vikings programs, serves as the liaison with area LES athletic programs, manages the Viking Explorer Summer Camps and coaches girls cross country and distance. Prior to Wisco, he taught at Star of Bethlehem in New Berlin for 17 years.

Mr. John Sebald (’81) –40 years

Mr. John Sebald has served as WLHS director of development since 2018. He came to Wisco from Truth in Love Ministry in Nampa, Idaho, and before that served at Arizona Lutheran Academy in Phoenix, Evergreen Lutheran High School in Tacoma, Washington, Martin Luther College (MLC), and Zion Lutheran School in East Farmington, Wisconsin.

Mrs. Denyse Schumac her –40 years

Mrs. Denyse Schumacher has been with WLHS since 1992 and is currently registrar. During that time, she’s served as assistant director of technology, English instructor, and writing center director. She previously taught at Manitowoc Lutheran High School, Bethlehem Lutheran School in Hortonville, Wisconsin, and North Trinity Lutheran School in Milwaukee.

Mr. Brian Gottschalk (’96) –25 years

Mr. Brian Gottschalk has served at WLHS since 2000, teaching a variety of courses, including geometry, precalculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, and Honors Trigonometry. Gottschalk is also the Math Department coordinator, an admissions counselor, co-head coach of the boys track team, and works with the Vikings Christian Leader Academy. In his admissions role, he visits Lutheran elementary schools to deliver chapels and connect with principals, teachers, and students.

Jim Brandt

Joel Mattek

Craig Radue

Blair Schaper

John Sebald

Denyse Schumacher

Brian Gottschalk

Strong Freshman Enrollment Continues To

God continues to bless WLHS with excellent enrollment numbers. This year, we had an overwhelming amount of interest and applications and are excited to introduce the class of 2028.

Meet Our FRESHMAN CLASS

young men and women

57% of the class tested into advanced level math, science, or English language arts courses

84.5% from WELS grade schools

9 international students from China, Germany, and Japan

A Diverse Freshman Class

Where Success Means More

Eight WELS grade school sent 50% or more of their eighth graders to WLHS.

• Christ the Lord, Brookfield

• Living Hope, West Allis

• St. Jacobi, Greenfield

• St. John’s, Milwaukee

• St. John’s, Wauwatosa

• St. Marcus, Milwaukee

• St. Paul’s, Muskego

• Star of Bethlehem, New Berlin

In addition, two schools sent 100% of their eighth graders to WLHS.

• Saint Lucas, Bay View

• St. Paul’s, Cudahy

Alumni Updates

In 2003, Diana Kuehl (‘69) started a journey to visit all U.S. national parks (which since then has grown from 58 to 63 parks). In July 2024, Diana finally completed her goal after visiting the National Park of American Samoa, a territory of the U.S. It it likely that more national parks will be added in the future, so Diana will continue to travel to them!

In August 2023, Pastor Paul Horn (’96) (pictured left) was commissioned as the WELS National Civilian Chaplain to the Military. He lives in San Diego with his wife, Becky, who teaches at Reformation Lutheran School. Learn more about WELS Ministry to the Military wels.net/military.

Dr. Michelle Mitchell (‘07) was recognized as the 2023-24 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience Preceptor of the Year by the Medical College of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy on June 14, 2024. A recipient of this award embodies the qualities, skills, and values of the ideal preceptor and exhibits a commitment to excellence in teaching and practice in the profession.

Brian Kent (‘08) and Samantha (Miller) Kent (‘08) welcomed daughter, Hazel, on April 29, 2024. She is loved by big brothers Dylan (6) and Liam (4). Samantha works in the medical field and Brian is a Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy. The Kent family is currently stationed in Groton, Connecticut.

Ben Haferman (‘11) and his wife, Dorothee, welcomed a son, David Lee, on March 18, 2024. He is loved by his big sister, Thea (7). Godfather to David is Chris Haferman (‘13). In May 2024, Ben completed the Staff Ministry program at Martin Luther College and was assigned to Resurrection & Life Lutheran Church (Life Campus) in Rochester, Minnesota in June 2024.

Christel (Frey) Strutz (‘11) and husband, Randy, welcomed daughter Ava Louise. Ava joins big sister, Natalie. Randy is the WLHS Student Success Center Director and Head Girls Basketball Coach. The Strutz family resides in Milwaukee.

Benjamin Bitter (‘15) graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in May 2024. He has been assigned to Peace Lutheran Church in Trinity, Florida.

Aaron Bush (‘15) graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in May 2024. He received a one-year assignment as a tutor at Martin Luther College in New Ulm, Minnesota.

Alumni Updates

Jason Wegner (‘16) and Kyra (Schultz) Wegner (‘16) welcomed their first child, Caleb, on March 21, 2024. Jason works as a mechanical engineer in Menomonee Falls and Kyra works in the medical lab at Froedtert. The Wegner family resides in Milwaukee.

Mikayla Kiedrowski (‘18) graduated from Martin Luther College in May 2024. She received a one-year assignment to teach Grade 6 and Grades 5-8 Language Arts at Risen Savior Lutheran School (Main Campus) in Milwaukee.

Lauren Braatz (‘21) graduates in December from Wisconsin Lutheran College and will be moving to Thailand in January to begin mission work for Friends Network.

Luke Wegner (‘21) married Claudia Stuebs on June 22, 2024, in Lake Mills. Luke continues his senior year pastoral studies at Martin Luther College.

Kristin (Uher) Marquardt (‘18) graduated from Martin Luther College in May 2024. She received a one-year assignment to teach departmentalized upper grades at St. John’s Lutheran School in Lannon, Wisconsin. She married Jon Marquardt on June 2, 2024. Jon is in his second year of study at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary.

Alicia Mengel (‘19) graduated from Martin Luther College in May 2024. She was assigned to teach grade school band at Wisconsin Lutheran High School. Alicia also got engaged to Caleb Lash in September 2024. Caleb is a Project Lead the Way Instructor and Robotics Outreach Coordinator at Shoreland Lutheran High School.

Lilia Kasten, (‘22) who attends Baylor University majoring in Economics and International Studies, is studying abroad through a prestigious program called CUPA, an immersion program for students seeking an enriching academic experience in Paris. Lilia is taking history classes at the Sorbonne while living with a host family.

Reunions

Class of 1969

The Class of 1969 celebrated their 55-year reunion on September 7

Classes of 1970 & 1971

The Classes of 1970 & 1971 gathered together on September 13

Class of 1979

Class of 1974

The Class of 1974 celebrated their 50-year reunion on September 28

The Class of 1979 celebrated their 45-year reunion on September 14

Reunions

Class

of 1968

The Class of 1968 gathered together on September 18. Thirteen classmates (with spouses) met together, some for the first time since graduation 56 years ago!

Class of 1984

The Class of 1984 held their 40-year reunion on September 28

Stay connected to WLHS!

Senior Coffee Truck

Seniors enjoyed beverages from the Better Together Mobile Cafe coffee truck hosted by the Wisco Alumni Team. Students had a good time taking a break from the normal school day to fuel their studying. Thank you to the WLHS Plautz Fund for sponsoring the senior coffee truck this year!

Donor Advised Funds

On October 10, 2024, we celebrated the first Donor Advised Fund Day with a goal of educating our alumni and friends on the power of a donor advised fund (DAF). Donor advised funds are a great way to support your favorite charities for years to come while also receiving immediate tax benefits. They are just one creative way you can bless a cause, such as WLHS, with a financial gift.

Giving through a DAF is simple, but you should always discuss specifics with your financial advisor. A donor takes a sum of money, such as a bonus from work, and sets up a DAF at a sponsoring organization. You receive immediate tax benefits from putting money into a DAF. You then work with your sponsoring organization to give money from your DAF each year to the charity of your choice.

The Wisconsin Lutheran High School Foundation works to support Christian education and all of the amazing things happening at WLHS. We are investing in the future of the high school through student scholarships, resources for faculty and staff, and program enhancements. None of this could be possible without your financial backing. Donor advised funds are one of the ways you can partner with WLHS to support students and we encourage you to speak to your financial advisor about your options. Thank you for your prayers and continued support of Christian education, specifically at Wisconsin Lutheran High School.

In Loving Memory

Class of 1947

Glenn Quigley

May 3, 2024

Class of 1948

Sonja (Ross) Wendorf

November 25, 2023

Myrtle (Ernst) Boese September 21, 2024

Class of 1962

James Goede July 25, 2024

Class of 1965

Judith (Luhn) Kartes June 10, 2024

James Pasbrig July 17, 2024

Class of 1967

Christine Herrmann August 12, 2024

Ellen (Siegmund) Hinz August 21, 2024

Class of 1970

Theodore Bast June 13, 2024

Linda (Israelson) Hertig June 25, 2024

Class of 1971

Daniel Rouse

August 11, 2024

Class of 1974

Hans Heitmann

May 19, 2023

Class of 1975

John Braskett

April 4, 2024

Mark Dubiak

June 21, 2024

Michael Olson

July 12, 2024

Class of 1976

Jeffrey Plough

July 2, 2024

Class of 1977

Andrew Bourdo

August 27, 2024

Class of 1982

Mark Neuwirth

July 9, 2024

Class of 1983

William Baumann

April 15, 2022

Class of 2007

Matthew Schulz

August 25, 2024

“My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me. I give them ETERNAL LIFE, and they shall never perish; no one can snatch them out of my hand” (John 10:27-28).

WLHS is owned and operated by the following congregations joined together as the WLHS Conference

Abiding Word

Atonement Centennial

Christ, Big Bend

Christ, Milwaukee Christ, Pewaukee

Christ Alone

Christ the Lord Fairview

Faith Garden Homes Grace, Milwaukee

Grace, Waukesha

Loving Shepherd Living Hope

Living Word Messiah

Mt. Calvary

Mt. Lebanon

Nain

Pilgrim Redemption Resurrection

Risen Savior

St. Jacobi

St. James

It was a “City of Stars” for Homecoming 2024 at Wisconsin Lutheran High School. Students and faculty participated in dress-up days such as Anything But a Backpack Day, Soccer Mom & BBQ Dad Day, and Tacky Tourist. Senior Lucia Santana (Woodlands School) escorted by Fred Ramsey Jr. (Hope Christian School) was crowned homecoming queen at the pep rally. Homecoming princesses included Natalia Berger (Wedgewood Park School) escorted by Malachi Powell-Guercy (Garden Homes Lutheran School) and Bella Casey (Eastbrook Academy) escorted by Emmanuel Stark (St. Marcus Lutheran School).

St. John’s on the Hillside

St. John’s, Howell Ave

St. John, 27th Street

St. John, Lannon

St. John, Milwaukee

St. John, Mukwonago

St. John, Wauwatosa

St. Lucas

St. Marcus

St. Matthew

St. Paul, Cudahy

St. Paul, Franklin

St. Paul, Muskego

St. Peter

St. Philip

Salem, Cramer Street

Salem, 107th Street

Siloah

Star of Bethlehem

Trinity

Victory of the Lamb

Zion, Hartland

Zion, South Milwaukee

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Great Commission High School

For the 2024-25 school year, WLHS welcomed 40 new international students from the countries of Brazil, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Japan, Spain, Germany, South Korea, and Malawi.

Our WLHS student body now has a total of 67 international students. What a blessing!