Student Services Guarantees
Academic Counseling
All students have a four-year academic plan and a post high school plan.
College and Career Counseling
All students have a post high school plan and tools to be a productive and independent Christian member of their community.
Mental Health Services
Social and emotional learning and soft life skills are delivered at each grade level.
Student Services
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About
Our staff are proud members of state and national counseling organizations (WSCA, ASCA, and AACC). Each member holds a M.Ed School Counseling or Leadership and is passionate about delivering exceptional Academic and Career Plans (ACP) to every student. As a Career Technical Education (CTE) school, WLHS guides students to create strategic pathways for post high school success. -
Mission, Vision & Core Value Statements
Mission Statement
Wisconsin Lutheran Student Services partners with students to be future focused for productive, Christ-centered lives by taking ownership in their well-being and exploration toward life goals in a diverse world.
Vision Statement
Every Wisconsin Lutheran student and parent receives exceptional student services that guide and support families with academic, college and career counseling, and mental health services using collaborative solutions with faculty, to prepare future generations for success to the glory of God.
Core Value
Wisconsin Lutheran Student Services is committed to purposeful engagement and having collaborative solutions among students, parents, and staff. Students will be empowered to create healthy habits for growth and explore potential vocations to be productive Christian citizens in a diverse world. -
Staff
Grey Davis
Director of Student Services
grey.davis@wlhs.org
Emily Jiles
School Counselor
Last Name A-HAR
emily.jiles@wlhs.org
Katie Chavez
School Counselor
Last Name HAS-PAR
katie.chavez@wlhs.org
Pete Schumacher
School Counselor
Last Name PAS-Z
pete.schumacher@wlhs.org
Randy Strutz
Student Success Center Director
randall.strutz@wlhs.org
Rachel Rebholz
School Nurse
rachel.rebholz@wlhs.org
Scott Raymond
Registrar
scott.raymond@wlhs.org
Academic & Career Programs
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Dual Credit Programs
Dual Credit Options
Students earn high school and college credit through the Early College Credit Program, Start College Now, and Dual Enrollment Academies. Applications must be approved by Student Services prior to the course request deadline.
Youth Apprenticeship
Youth Apprenticeship integrates school and career-based learning to students in real-world on-the-job skills. Applications must be approved by Student Services prior to the course request deadline. -
College & Career Programs
College Possible
College Possible is a pre-college program that assists juniors and seniors with ACT preparation, essay writing, completing college and scholarship applications, and understanding financial aid. Students meet one-two times a week during their free period or after school. Please click here to learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
All In Milwaukee
All in Milwaukee is a college completion program that provides financial aid, advising, program and career support to high potential, limited-income, diverse Milwaukee students to complete college, build meaningful careers and transform the Milwaukee community. Please click here to learn more about eligibility and how to apply. -
Career-Based Learning Experiences
InspireWI
InspireWI is a digital platform providing students with career-based learning experiences. Click here to access WLHS business partners and the state’s broad network of resources to be career ready.
Viking-2-Viking
Viking-2-Viking brings recent Wisco alumni to campus once a month to provide students various career pathway stories from our graduates.
On-Campus Events
Families are invited to campus to hear how WLHS provides Academic and Career Planning services and counsel. Events including the Post High School Planning Night, Trades Fair, and Freshman Parent Night.
Off-Campus Events
Students are invited to attend field trips through a partnership with the Waukesha County Business Alliance. Student Services coordinates visits to local businesses in various career pathways. Please click here to learn more!
Health & Wellness
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Health Services
WLHS is committed to fostering a healthy and supportive school environment by offering a Health Services Program. This program is designed to provide comprehensive health care and support services to students, ensuring their physical and mental well-being is managed effectively throughout their academic journey. This program provides a structured approach to health management, emergency care, and wellness education. The school nurse is available daily to meet with students in the attendance office. -
Mental Health Curriculum
Hope Squad
Hope Squad is a peer-to-peer self-harm and suicide prevention program. Students are nominated by their peers as trustworthy leaders of the student body. Members are trained on the direct and indirect signs of self-harm and suicide ideation and how to appropriately intervene and refer students to a trusted adult.
Critical Thinkers
Critical Thinkers is a counseling group that focuses on identifying feelings of anxiety and depression and finding strategies to positively cope. School Counselors visit classrooms for a series of workshops designed to grow problem solving skills, resiliency, and mindfulness.
Refuge
Refuge is a counseling group that meets to address the grief and loss of a family member or close friend. Members of the group focus on coping with the loss of a loved one using Christian counsel and encouragement.
P.E.A.C.E.
P.E.A.C.E. (Positive Encounters And Christ-centered Encouragement) is a WLHS counseling group, that helps students who:- Struggle to balance commitments with friends or family.
- Feel stressed in current friendships or outside relationships.
- Are seeking ways to manage conflicts that exist within their friend group or family members.
Christian Family Solutions
WLHS partners with Christian Family Solutions (CFS) in their school-based counseling program. Licensed professional therapists are on campus five days a week to meet with students and provide mental health services. Students are also able to meet with therapists over the summer months either in person or telehealth. If you feel your child could benefit from counseling services, contact your child’s School Counselor for a referral to the program.
Student Support
News
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2026-27 Course Request Process
Read MoreThe 2026-27 Course Request Process begins at the end of January. Please view the information below to prepare as a family ahead of the course request season to best support your child's Academic and Career Plan (ACP).
New this year students will be utilizing the Xello Course Planner tool. If your family did not link an account yet, please click here to learn more about Xello Family so you can access your child's 4-year course planner and course requests. -
Off-Campus and Online Programs for Rising Seniors in 2026-27
Read MoreJuniors recently met with counselors to begin exploring senior-year course options, both on and off campus. Formal course request meetings will be held in January, but now through February is an important time for students to learn about the capstone opportunities available for their senior year.Our off-campus and online partner programs—including Youth Apprenticeship, Dual Enrollment Academy, Early College Credit Program, and Start College Now—offer meaningful ways for students to advance in their career pathways. -
Students Gain Real-World Insight at IBAW Event
WLHS students Eisley Gallun and Manuela Franco Periera, accompanied by Business Chair Jason Goede and Director of Student Services Grey Davis, attended the IBAW "Breaking Barriers" event at The Wisconsin Club on Friday, November 21st. The students seized the opportunity to network and speak with women business owners and leaders during the morning session. They heard firsthand about entrepreneurship and leadership challenges from a special panel featuring:- Kathryn Poehling Seymour (President & CEO, First Supply)
- Dana Kohlmann (Owner, Mama Bear Catering & Incognito Kitchen)
- Adonica Randall (President, Abaxent)
This experience provided the students with valuable insight by women leaders into diverse career paths and the necessary strategies for breaking barriers in today's demanding business landscape.
