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Seattle Lutheran has 14 classrooms labelled from 11 to 39. Room numbers depend on the floor the room is on, so the room number jumps from 11 to 20, then 25 to 30. As well as the 14 classrooms, there is a gym, a Learning Resource Center, a Computer Lab, an Office, a Kitchen, [[Locker]] Rooms, a Stage, and a [[Woodshop]]. Most classrooms have a [[ceiling]]-mounted [[projector]], and [[desks]] that were made before many of the students currently at Seattle Lutheran were even born. |
Seattle Lutheran has 14 classrooms labelled from 11 to 39. Room numbers depend on the floor the room is on, so the room number jumps from 11 to 20, then 25 to 30. As well as the 14 classrooms, there is a gym, a Learning Resource Center, a Computer Lab, an Office, a Kitchen, [[Locker]] Rooms, a Stage, and a [[Woodshop]]. Most classrooms have a [[ceiling]]-mounted [[projector]], and [[desks]] that were made before many of the students currently at Seattle Lutheran were even born. One such desk has the name [[Jesus]] carved into it. This infamous desk is reported to have had something very nasty happen to it, and most students avoid it. It it passed from classroom to classroom by teachers, unwanted. |
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The school offers seasonal sports at the varsity, junior varsity, and when applicable, the 'C-team' level. SLHS competes in the Seatac B League. Fall sports include women's [[soccer]], [[American football]], women's [[volleyball]], and [[cross-country running]]. Men's and women's [[basketball]] fills the [[winter]] season, and [[spring]] sports include [[baseball]], [[fastpitch]], and [[track and field]]. [[Cheerleading]] is offered during the [[fall]] and [[winter]] seasons. |
The school offers seasonal sports at the varsity, junior varsity, and when applicable, the 'C-team' level. SLHS competes in the Seatac B League. Fall sports include women's [[soccer]], [[American football]], women's [[volleyball]], and [[cross-country running]]. Men's and women's [[basketball]] fills the [[winter]] season, and [[spring]] sports include [[baseball]], [[fastpitch]], and [[track and field]]. [[Cheerleading]] is offered during the [[fall]] and [[winter]] seasons. |
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| Seattle Lutheran High School | |
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| Location | |
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| Type | Private |
| Established | 1978 |
| Locale | Suburban |
| Head of School | Adair Hinds |
| Faculty | 32 |
| Grades | 9-12 |
| Number of students | About 200 |
| Color(s) | Blue, White |
| Mascot | Lion |
| Team name | Saints |
| Website | www.seattlelutheran.org |
Seattle Lutheran High School is a Lutheran high school located in West Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1978, Seattle Lutheran enrolls about 200 students.
Rooms
Seattle Lutheran has 14 classrooms labelled from 11 to 39. Room numbers depend on the floor the room is on, so the room number jumps from 11 to 20, then 25 to 30. As well as the 14 classrooms, there is a gym, a Learning Resource Center, a Computer Lab, an Office, a Kitchen, Locker Rooms, a Stage, and a Woodshop. Most classrooms have a ceiling-mounted projector, and desks that were made before many of the students currently at Seattle Lutheran were even born. One such desk has the name Jesus carved into it. This infamous desk is reported to have had something very nasty happen to it, and most students avoid it. It it passed from classroom to classroom by teachers, unwanted.
Sports
The school offers seasonal sports at the varsity, junior varsity, and when applicable, the 'C-team' level. SLHS competes in the Seatac B League. Fall sports include women's soccer, American football, women's volleyball, and cross-country running. Men's and women's basketball fills the winter season, and spring sports include baseball, fastpitch, and track and field. Cheerleading is offered during the fall and winter seasons.
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