At Bishop Luers High School, our goal is to help students develop spiritually, academically, and socially.
Our commitment to Luers Spirit has produced an impressive graduation rate, remarkable record of athletic achievement, and a safe and socially rewarding student experience.
The mission of the Bishop Luers High School family is to create a Catholic educational community that instills in each student the qualities of faith, respect, and responsibility necessary to reach his or her God-given potential spiritually, academically, and socially.
This maturity nurtured by Catholic truths will enable each graduate to face the challenges in his or her own life while serving God and others in a changing society.
Academic Super Bowl, Culture Club, Dance Team, Drama Club, Key Club, Lacrosse, National Honor Society, Peer Ministry, Pep Band, Rifle Club, SADD, Show Choir, Speech and Debate, STAND, Yearbook
School Notes
Bishop Luers High School is a Catholic educational community that
instill in each student dignity, integrity, respect and
responsibility. Nurtured by Catholic truths each student is able to
face the challenges in his or her own life spiritually,
academically, and socially while serving God and others in a global
and changing society.
Grades: PK-8 | 443 students4.7 miles 4245 Lake Ave Fort Wayne, IN 46815 (260) 426-9922
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School Reviews
57/24/2015
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am an office assistant of LAN international education consulting. We have some Chinese students who are planning to go to high school in the US. I would like to know if your school take internatnioal students, and if your school offers host families?
Thank you for your time!
Regards,
Hank
- Posted by Teacher - yangz
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