A small school doing big things
At Shoreland, you won’t get lost in the crowd or stuck on the sidelines. Instead, you will have the opportunity to explore and enjoy a wide variety of academic and extracurricular activities. Our smaller school environment will empower you to achieve your true potential as a student, leader and valuable member of the community.
Shoreland International Profile
Shoreland students are accepted at universities across the United States including:
| Northwestern University | University of Massachusetts | University of Chicago |
| Indiana University | Iowa State University | University of Oregon |
| University of Wisconsin - Madison | Butler University | Loyola University, Chicago |
| Marquette University | Belmont University | Amherst College |
| Purdue University | Milwaukee School of Engineering | University of Minnesota |
Individualized Instruction
Shoreland keeps educators on hand specifically to offer one on one instruction for our international students because of the challenges of Shoreland’s rigorous curriculum, and also to encourage students to do their best; making that “B” student into an “A” student.
Student Mentoring Program
International students will meet their American student mentor at orientation on the first day of school. Their mentor will help them acclimate to student culture at Shoreland; giving the international student a guide for daily student life. Shoreland student mentors are chosen by the administration based on their leadership abilities and willingness to serve.
College Guidance
College guidance begins at the 9th grade level at Shoreland Lutheran and continues to graduation. International students are given one-on-one attention; making sure they are taking classes that are the best options for college acceptance and receiving assistance with the college application and transcript process. Visit the Guidance Department to learn more about Shoreland’s testing information.
ESL Program
Shoreland offers two years of ESL classes, taught by a teacher who is certified by the American TESOL Institute. Students who have middle school level skills can boost their English skills closer to grade level in order to be more successful. Students need to present an English proficiency test score upon application and will be tested again before scheduling classes.
International Student Support Team
Mr. Paul Scriver – President & Program Director
Mrs. Julie Uher – Coordinator
Jonah Gauger and Emily Mormon – School Counselors
Mrs. Sue Scriver – Student Services
Mrs. Nichole Neuman – Business Office Manager
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