Accreditation
Lutheran High School is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) which granted six-year accreditation in the spring of 2001. and confirmed that evaluation in the spring of 2007 throughout 2013. College preparatory classes offered are approved by the University of California system. The school is a member of the Lutheran Educators Conference of the Pacific Southwest District, Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, and also belongs to the Western Alliance, ALSS, CIF, CSF and CEEB.

Academic Expectations and Graduation Requirements
Lutheran High School students schedule seven courses per year and earn between 260 and 300 units of credit prior to graduation. Five units are awarded for each successfully completed semester course. Requirements for graduation total 220 units in state approved academic high school classes plus five units in religion for each semester in attendance. Use of Distance Learning Technology as part of the Concordia University System Network offersour students in accelerated tracks the option of earning as many as 18 college credits while attending Lutheran High School. Earned credits are transferable to any college or university in the United States. Lutheran High School students are required to complete twenty-five Service Hours (volunteer community service) for each year in attendance at the school.