Leaders of Trinity, Redeemer and Calvary Lutheran Churches created the Lincoln Lutheran School Association in the late 1950’s. The mission of the newly formed Association was to create a separate Junior High School to address the lack of space faced by the existing K – 8 schools operated by Calvary and Trinity. In the fall of 1962, the doors of the new Lincoln Lutheran grade 7-9 Junior High were opened at 1100 North 56th Street.

By 1993, the Lincoln Lutheran School Association had grown to six churches with three elementary schools and the junior high. A task force was formed to study the feasibility of expanding Lincoln Lutheran to a full high school. In the fall of 1995, a 10th grade was added, and Lincoln Lutheran officially became a junior-senior high school.

The first senior class graduated in 1998, with 28 graduates. Sixth grade was added to our school for the 2005-2006 school year, making Lincoln Lutheran a 6th – 12th grade Middle and High School.

The Association currently consists of eight member churches with four elementary schools as well as the Middle and High School. In addition, four additional churches serve as Mission Partners to Lincoln Lutheran.

Lincoln Lutheran works closely with eight local Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod churches in order to equip young people to be faithful disciples of Christ.

Mission Partner congregations value the importance of Christian Education and collaborate with the Association to enhance their ministry to children and youth.