The store is located on Crean Lutheran's campus and is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The store is also open the third Saturday of every month.
The Saints Spirit Store is an online store with one-of-a-kind designs for the Crean Lutheran Saints community. Orders can be picked up in Aliso Viejo for free, or shipped to your home for a fee.
The online Crean Lutheran bookstore offers books in both new and used formats, and in some cases you may even rent books for the year. Many of our books are available in a digital format, which allows students the freedom to access their books nearly anywhere without the hassle of carrying around the extra weight.
Where can I find a list of all required books for my classes?
Required books can be found through the bookstore website link below. A Crean Lutheran student issued email address must be used when purchasing textbooks, this will allow students to view their Canvas courses and their required materials to purchase. Once you view your course list, click on your class (e.g., Algebra I) and you will see the required textbooks and what choices you have for new, used, rental, etc.
Students can return books up to 30 days after the school start date in the ORIGINAL condition that they were delivered in (new, used, etc). We would recommend not opening shrink-wrap, access cards, or writing names in brand new books/items until the student's schedule is set as these items can not be returned after being opened or used. Once they have been opened or used, returns will not be accepted since the item will not be able to be sold again. Parents will be responsible for return shipping and placing a new order if they drop a class.
In the event that you should need to return an item, please contact the customer service team at 1-877-284-6744. You can also contact them via email or live chat by visiting the Virtual Bookstore at clshs.etechcampus.com.
Please remember to call the Attendance Line at (949) 398-6563, or you can email the attendance staff at attendance@creanlutheran.org, any time if your child is going to be out for the day or late due to an appointment.
If you need to pick your child up during the day because of an appointment, please come to the front desk to sign them out. All students need to be signed out each time they are leaving campus, unless they do not have any more classes for the rest of the day.
Many absences may be considered excused, including those for illness, medical/dental appointments, bereavement, court appearances, and pre-approved college visits. When emailing the attendance office, include the following:
Parent/Guardian name and relationship to the student
Student's name and grade
Parent or guardian’s phone number
Reason for the absence
For more information regarding attendance please click here: Attendance.
All Senior transcripts will be processed through Naviance. All of your active applications must have been added to your "Colleges I am Applying to" list. Click here to watch a quick video.The Graduate Records Fee of $20 includes unlimited transcript processing of senior transcripts through Naviance. Please bring your check (payable to CLHS) to the front desk with "Grad Records Fee - [Senior Name]" in the memo section. Please contact your counselor if you need any help.
Used as a reference point for students. Does not come in a sealed envelope. Unofficial transcripts are available at no charge from Parchment, or you may request one from your counselor.
Dual Credit Transcripts
All Dual Credit transcripts must be requested from the college awarding the credit. For the list of Dual Credit Courses, click here.
Crean Lutheran High School has a firewall that blocks many websites and internet activities here at school; however, Crean Lutheran High School recommends that parents use tools at home, in an effort to remove distractions such as games, social networking websites, etc. While we do not provide access to these parental control tools, parents may make use of the following monitoring and blocking services.
Parental control software for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Chromebook:
Crean Lutheran summer school courses are open to all high school age students, regardless of the school they attend during the academic year, unless noted otherwise in the course description. On-Campus Courses will meet from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Mondays through Fridays unless otherwise noted in the course description. All Online Courses are asynchronous online courses, where students complete coursework on their own time.
Crean Lutheran High School’s comprehensive Summer School program allows students to prepare for subsequent courses for advancement, to remediate courses students struggled in during the year, and achieve academic goals for college and career readiness. Many of these courses are taken by incoming students, thereby allowing them to better balance their academic and extracurricular workload during the academic year. Our experienced teachers design quality courses to meet educational standards and experiences for all students.
All new students must complete a Technology Orientation, which will provide information related to using Canvas, our course management system. Students will sign up for a Technology Orientation during the Summer School Registration process.
Three or Six Week
Semester 1: June 21 - July 9
Semester 2: July 12 - July 30
Four or Eight Week
Semester 1: June 14 - July 9
Semester 2: July 12 - August 6
All new students must attend a Technology Orientation. It is important that at least one parent is present during the orientation. The Technology Orientation is designed to help new students get started with Canvas before classes begin. Canvas, our Learning Management System (LMS), contains all student courses, assignments, due dates, and daily grades. Parents can create Canvas parent accounts to observe their student's grades and work.
Laptop Requirements
Technology is an integral part of the educational process at Crean Lutheran High School. The school utilizes the latest technologies to enhance education and further equip students to impact their world for Christ. To help fulfill this mission, all students are required to purchase and bring their own laptop computer that meets the Laptop Requirements. In order for students to be allowed to access the Internet and use technology systems while in school it is required that both the parent and the student read and sign the Technology Use Agreement.
Each student will be assigned a Crean Lutheran High School student email address. Crean Lutheran High School requires the use of student email as an effective and efficient way to improve communication between students, faculty members, and administrative staff. The primary purpose of student email is to support teaching and learning. Crean Lutheran High School email accounts are housed on a Google mail server, thereby giving the student access to G Suite applications (word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation software) and Google Drive (online cloud storage). These features allow teachers and students to share information housed in these file areas with others at Crean Lutheran High School.
All courses at Crean Lutheran High School utilize technology and Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) to provide a highly interactive, Christ-centered learning environment where students interact with the teacher, fellow students, and the content to master the course-specific learning outcomes. Students will use their Crean Lutheran High School student email account to log into Canvas in order to access course homework and grades. Parents may sign up for a free Canvas Observer account to view their student’s grades in Canvas.
Over four years, students will invest time, talent, and energy painting a self-portrait which represents not only their academic standing, but also, and more importantly, their character, leadership, and volunteerism. The mission of Crean Lutheran High School is Proclaiming Jesus Christ through Excellence in Education, and within the context of that mission, our counselors challenge students to meet their potential and enter college and the workplace as capable individuals who represent and glorify Christ in whatever career they pursue!
NCAA Requirements: NCAA (Division I and II) student athletes have specific academic requirements they must meet in order to be eligible to play sports in college. Click here to see the specific requirements from the NCAA Eligibility Center. Please note that Division I and II prospective athletes must register through the clearinghouse at the beginning of their junior year at www.eligibilitycenter.org.
Scholarships are a large part of the college application process. There are three different types of scholarships:
Institutional Scholarships: These are scholarships given to you directly from the institution and are normally merit or talent based. Most of these applications are tied directly to your application to the institution.
Need-Based Scholarships: The FAFSA must be completed in order to determine if you are eligible for "need-based" aid through the government, state or institution. Financial Aid Night is hosted at Crean Lutheran High School in the Fall of the student's senior year.
Private Scholarships: These are the most competitive types of scholarships and can be in any form. You must find and apply for these types of scholarships independently. See below for some helpful resources.
Bethesda Scholarship - Bethesda will award ten Lutheran student scholastic and service scholarships: Four $3,000 awards for current college students; two $3,000 awards for seminary student; and four $500 awards for high school seniors. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 grade point average and must be an active member of a Lutheran Church. Other application requirements include documentation of volunteer or paid service to people with developmental disabilities, an essay and letters of recommendation. Click herefor more information and to apply.
Orange County Community Foundation - Click here for over 50 local scholarships available for students!
Grand Canyon University CCSC Scholarship- Click here for details.
Where: Tecate, Mexico
What: Work with Baja Christian Ministries to build homes and share the good news of Jesus Christ. Crean Lutheran is not sponsoring the Mexico trip this year, however, students are still invited to participate in a Mexico Mission Trip with Baja Christian Ministries. Mr. Fink will also attend this trip. Contact Mr. Ryan Fink for details.
Native American Reservation Trip: September 2021
Where: Bishop, California
Cost: tbd
What: Students and chaperones will have the opportunity to travel to Bishop with students and chaperones from Orange Lutheran High School to engage in various service projects with the Bishop Paiute Native American tribe, as well as with the larger Bishop community. Additionally, students and chaperones from both schools will spend time praying together, worshiping together, and engaging in fellowship with each other.
El Salvador: Postponed until 2022
Where: San Salvador, El Salvador
What: Crean Lutheran will send a faculty-led team to San Salvador, El Salvador to work with Sus Hijos, a Christian non-profit organization focused on serving the orphans and foster-care children of El Salvador. Students will visit centers and orphanages to be the hands and feet of Christ to these children. They will also engage in homeless and hungry feeding ministry.
Outreach Coordinator, Mr. Ryan Fink
If you have any questions or would like to participate in any of the above opportunities or trips, email Mr. Ryan Fink at finkr@creanlutheran.org
At Crean Lutheran, we offer a wide variety of clubs as well as extracurricular opportunities in athletics and the arts. If a group of 3 or more students express interest and commit to a particular cause, project, or endeavor, the students will need one full-time faculty member to be the adviser. Once the commitment is made, upon approval, club status will be granted.
All students are encouraged to take advantage of the many opportunities to serve (like Jesus!), to sample a wide range of new experiences and interests, and to find opportunity to employ the gifts our Lord has given to them in Christ-honoring and creative expression!
Club Resources:
2020-2021 Club Requirements and Staff/Faculty Advisor Role, click here.
Payment: Once you have completed the online registration form, you will be billed through your FACTS account. You can also submit a check or cash to the front desk for payment. Please make sure to include the student name and "SSP" in the memo. Failure to submit payment by the due date will result in loss of Spirit Pack benefits including dance ticket discounts and yearbook disbursement.
And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28
National Honor Society
Overview:
The National Honor Society Chapter at Crean Lutheran High School serves to honor students who reflect the four central tenets of NHS: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. These characteristics have been at the forefront of the organization since its inception in 1921. In addition to recognizing students for their past accomplishments, the organization encourages students to become active members in their community through service and leadership.
Students who are interested in seeking acceptance into the Crean Lutheran Saints Chapter of the National Honor Society must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and complete the application by February 28th. Applicants who are accepted into the program are required to pay a one-time $60.00 membership fee billed through FACTS in April.
Eligibility Requirements:
Second semester sophomore or junior
4.0 Weighted Academic GPA
Minimum of 50 leadership hours, 50 service hours, and 50 hours of character experience
Students should demonstrate leadership, responsibility, respect, trustworthiness, and citizenship.
No incidence of academic dishonesty
Member Expectations:
Once students are accepted into the Crean Lutheran High School chapter of the National Honor Society students are expected to:
Complete a minimum of 15 documented service or leadership hours a year in addition to the initial requirements (service hours include any service projects, philanthropies, or volunteer opportunities both on campus and off campus)
Attendance at monthly meetings
Participation in annual service project
Maintain an average 4.0 GPA for membership
Lead by example on campus by following the outlined behavior expectations in the student handbook (e.g. uniforms, attendance, Christ-like behavior)
Additional Resources:
It is recommended once students are accepted they create an NHS Student Account.
Overview:
The Crean Lutheran High School Chapter of the Science National Honor Society serves to encourage and recognize scientific and intellectual thought, to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science, and to encourage students to participate in community service and in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all of mankind.
Students who are interested in seeking acceptance into the Crean Lutheran Saints Chapter of the Science National Honor Society must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and complete the application by February 28th.
Applicants who are accepted into the program are required to pay a one-time $60.00 membership fee billed through FACTS in April.
Eligibility:
Second semester sophomore or junior
3.7 Weighted Academic GPA with an A average in honors/AP science coursework
Must have complete at least three semesters of science at the honors or AP level
Minimum of 30 service hours
Member Requirements:
Attendance at monthly meetings
Complete one or more projects per year.
Complete a minimum of 15 service hours per year.
Students should choose a mentor teacher or teachers at Crean Lutheran High School that they will help for the school year with Lab Preparations (this can go towards their required service hours)
Students can also volunteer for a SNHS tutor list, their involvement in tutoring can go towards their service hours requirement (If on the tutoring list, student needs to have an “A” average in their science classes)
The Crean Lutheran High School Chapter of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts seeks to recognize outstanding artistic merit, leadership and academic achievement in students studying dance and to foster an appreciation for dance as a true art form and one worthy of recognition and prestige.
Students who are interested in seeking acceptance into the Crean Lutheran Saints Chapter of the National Honor Society for Dance Arts must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and complete the application by February 28th.
Applicants who are accepted into the program are required to pay a one-time $60.00 membership fee billed through FACTS in April.
Eligibility:
Minimum of two years in the program (junior/senior)
3.7 Weighted Academic GPA with an A average in dance courses.
30 points prior induction for dance activities such as dance classes, rehearsals, performances, research, workshops, or community service activities points for Induction
The Crean Lutheran High School Chapter of the Tri-M Music Honor Society seeks to recognize outstanding artistic merit, leadership and academic achievement in students studying dance and to foster an appreciation for dance as a true art form and one worthy of recognition and prestige.
Students who are interested in seeking acceptance into the Crean Lutheran Saints Chapter of the Tri-M Music Honor Society must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and complete the application by February 28th.
Applicants who are accepted into the program are required to pay a one-time $60.00 membership fee billed through FACTS in April.
Eligibility:
Second semester sophomore or junior
3.7 Weighted Academic GPA with an A average in music ensemble courses
Completed a minimum of 1.5 credits in Crean Lutheran High School music ensemble courses
Participated in a minimum of 3 Crean Lutheran High School-sponsored choral or instrumental performances.
Member Requirements
Attendance at all NMHS meetings that occur each semester
Remain active in the Crean Lutheran High School music ensemble program
10 hours of musically focused service completed per year
Participation in at least one non-Crean Lutheran musical concert per year
The Crean Lutheran High School Chapter of the National English Honor Society seeks to recognize students for their past and current accomplishments in the field of English.
Students who are interested in seeking acceptance into the Crean Lutheran Saints Chapter of the National English Honor Society must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and complete the application by February 28th.
Applicants who are accepted into the program are required to pay a one-time $60.00 membership fee billed through FACTS in April.
Eligibility:
Second semester sophomore or junior
3.7 Weighted Academic GPA with an A average in English coursework
Completed a minimum of 1.5 credits in Crean Lutheran High School honors level English courses
The Crean Lutheran High School Chapter of the National Art Honor Society serves to provide avenues for recognition of artistic talents and opportunities for leadership roles for visual art students.
Students who are interested in seeking acceptance into the Crean Lutheran High School Saints Chapter of the National Art Honor Society must meet the minimum eligibility requirements and complete the application by February 28th.
Applicants who are accepted into the program are required to pay a one-time $60.00 membership fee billed through FACTS in April.
Eligibility:
Second semester sophomore or junior
3.7 Weighted Academic GPA with an A average in visual art courses
Completed a minimum of 1.5 credits in Crean Lutheran High School Visual Art courses
As each of you has received a gift, use it to serve others, as good stewards of God's varied grace.1 Peter 4:10
Ambassadors represent Crean Lutheran High School by assisting with shadow days as well as admissions and community events. The ambassador's role is to shine Christ's love to all those they come in contact with while on campus or in the community. If you would like more information about the ambassador program please contact Caitlin Palmer at palmer@creanlutheran.org.
If you would like to join the Ambassador Program please complete the form by clicking here.
Commitment: Approximately 1 hour per week (a total of 14 hours in the first semester and 14 hours in the second semester).
At the beginning of every 2nd block of the day, morning announcements will be broadcasted to our community of Saints. If you have an announcement you would like read, please fill out this request form. We must have your request by 8:45 a.m. to be read the same morning.
Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another. We are passionate about connecting new Saints to the Crean Lutheran family by leading them in Christ's love. Proverbs 27:17
Every family is required to have a FACTS account to pay tuition, re-enrollment, and other fees. Tuition payments are due on the first of every month (delinquent after the 10th). If you elect automatic online payments in FACTS, you will receive a confirmation email with payment dates and amounts once you select a payment plan. A $30.00 late fee is charged if a payment is received after the 10th. If you are submitting payments by check, please allow three to five business days for processing.
Most school-related fees such as registration fees, athletic fees, dual credit fees, class materials fees and performing arts fees will also be processed through FACTS. You will be notified by email when you are billed for any incidental fee.
Option 1: Pay the incidental fee by the listed due date online through FACTS or submit a check to the front desk.
Option 2: In your FACTS account, select AUTO PAY to allow incidental fees to process automatically on the due date.
If you have not set up your FACTS account, please email Erika Walter, Student Accounts Administrator, at walter@creanlutheran.org
As of June 23, 2021 all financial aid dollars have been distributed for the 2021-2022 school year. We are not accepting financial applications at this time. If your financial situation has contact, please contact Pam Pindroh, Finance Director, at pindroh@creanlutheran.org or 949.387.1199
Crean Lutheran High School appreciates the timely submission of payments for tuition and incidental fees. If tuition or fees need to be refunded to a family, typically the person/entity that submitted the payment will request a refund. Only the person/entity that submitted the refund is eligible for the refund. If the financially responsible party would like to have the refund issued to a third party, we will need verification of this information and the third party’s information in writing.
Refunds will be processed according to the following priority:
1. If there is outstanding tuition balance, the credit will be applied to the next tuition payment.
2. If there is an outstanding incidental fee, the credit will be applied to the next incidental fee due.
3. If there are no fees or tuition due, the credit will remain on the FACTS account to be applied to a future incidental fee.
4. If the student withdraws or graduates and there are no future fees anticipated, a refund check will be issued.
If a family has a financial hardship and requires the refund immediately, steps 1-3 will be disregarded and a refund check will be issued to the financially responsible party. Please email the Director of Finance, Pam Pindroh, pindroh@creanlutheran.org, if you need assistance.
Now to Him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to His power at work within us, to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Ephesians 3:2
Engagement (noun) - The feeling of being involved in a particular activity or community.
Welcome Saints Parents! This page is about our amazing parents, about information you may be looking for, and about ways you can be a part of the Crean Lutheran experience and journey.
Before we get started, we want to thank you for the labor of love and work that you have accomplished with your high school students. Your choice to support them in their educational journey at a Christian school like Crean Lutheran is one of the most important decisions you will both make in their journey toward God’s next step for them. We partner with you in the good work that God has already done in your family through your faithful efforts and we look forward to these years together when we will both be ministering to your students as we rely on the strength, grace, wisdom, and faith that our Lord provides us as we seek Him.
Your Crean Lutheran experience will be directly related to how much you connect with our Saints Community. We encourage you to be involved in God’s amazing work on campus and in the lives of our wonderful community.
All parents are encouraged to get involved with one or more of the parent volunteer opportunities listed below. High school is amazing but sometimes it's unpredictable. Getting to know other parents is a wonderful way to make the very best of these high school years.
Take the next step to meet your fellow Saints parents and make new friends — we are all in this together!
The Advancement Cabinet is a group of current parents, alumni parents, and alumni students who desire to serve the school by engaging others to support the mission and vision of Crean Lutheran with their time, talent, or treasure. Their input is vital to the future direction of the school as we endeavor to educate and engage all families in the Crean Lutheran High School community. Key efforts are made toward parent information forums, fundraising activities, and positively addressing school needs and goals. Email Jacquie Antoun at antoun@creanlutheran.org with questions.
... and Jesus Christ being the Cornerstone... Ephesians 2:20
Cornerstone is a parent group that meets periodically throughout the year to find ways to thoughtfully support our amazing staff at Crean Lutheran. We would love to have you join us for this "servants hands and hearts" ministry.
The Saints Dan Fink Memorial Golf Classic Committee assists with the annual golf classic held at Tustin Ranch Golf Course.
This is a wonderful way to support Saints Athletics while having fun with friends. Email Wendy Foy at foy@creanlutheran.org with questions or to join this committee.
The 15-Year Year Anniversary & Treasure the Truth Committee assists with the school’s largest engagement event. This is a fun way to get involved and meet new friends at Crean Lutheran. There are plenty of opportunities to serve before and on the day of the event. Committee meetings begin in the Fall of each year. Email Wendy Foy at foy@creanlutheran.org with questions.
...Praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end, keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints... Ephesians 6:18
Come pray with other Saints parents as we pray for the ministry of the school and lift our children before the Lord that He will empower them to act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with our God. Click here to sign up.
There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars; for star differs from star in glory. 1 Corinthians 15:4
Mission Statement
To chronicle, promote and archive the school, Athletics, Visual & Performing Arts, Academics and other significant events, as ambassadors for Crean Lutheran High School through photography.
Who we are
The Saints Shutterbugs are a Crean Lutheran High School sanctioned group of students, parents and school supporters who have a talent and passion for still photography.
What we do
We capture photographic images of Crean Lutheran High School Athletics, Visual & Performing Arts, Academics and other significant events, and make this media available to school staff, students, athletes, performers, and their families, through the school’s website.
Why we do what we do
To glorify God and to uplift and support Crean Lutheran students, athletes and performers in their endeavors, whether at Empire League or school-sponsored events, by creating an archival record of their accomplishments.
For the 2021-2022 school year, parking options are as follows:
Crean Lutheran will issue 125 Senior parking permits for the Fall semester and 75 Junior parking permits will be issued for the Athletic complex. Beginning in January 2022, construction on the new band building is scheduled to begin which may impact up to 60 senior parking spots. A selection of Senior parking permits may be changed to Athletic Complex permits. It is highly recommended that you submit your completed parking permit application right away and you will be notified when your permit is available. Permits are available on a first come, first serve basis.
Seniors who receive a permit can park on the main campus. Once the lot is full, Seniors will be able to apply for a permit for the Athletic Complex.
Juniors can apply for a permit to park at the Athletic Complex on Portola Parkway.
Sophomores and Freshmen are not permitted to park on campus.
Parking Permit Application
To apply for a 2021-2022 Parking Permit, please follow these steps:
Please arrive early for drop-off to minimize time spent waiting in the drop-off line. Students may be dropped off as early as 7:30 a.m.
Please only drop-off and pick-up in front of the Event Center and not in parking stalls.
The outside lane (right lane) splits to form the two drop-off lanes. The inside lane (left lane) is for parking and driving through.
When dropping off in front of the Event Center, please follow the parking attendants directions, alternating cars to create two lanes for drop-off. Please pull forward, before dropping off.
Please be aware that students are exiting cars in both drop-off lanes, so please wait until all cars in the drop-off area are clear before exiting.
Please observe the posted speed limit and the arrows indicating where the drop-off and pass-through lanes begin and end.
Please do not drop-off or pick-up your students in the Stonegate East community.
Pick-Up
Please use the outside lane (right lane), if you want to wait to pick-up at the yellow curb in front of the Event Center.
If your student is curbside and ready to be picked up, you may use the inside lane (left lane) to bypass the line to pull in to the “middle” lane (second lane in front of Event Center). The middle lane is for pick-up only, not waiting, so you may be asked to continue driving if your student is not curbside, ready to be picked up. If you need to wait, please use the outside lane to stop at the yellow curb.
Please note, the inside lane (left lane) is also used for students and faculty exiting the parking stalls.
To avoid congestion, you may want to wait until 2:50 p.m., after the line is cleared.
Thank you for your partnership in ensuring the safety of our students at Crean Lutheran High School. Please let us know if you have any additional questions, or feedback (sheppard@creanlutheran.org).
Make your appointment as soon as possible. You need to book your appointment by November 15. South Coast Photographics is our school’s official senior portrait photographer and your image must be taken by them to be published in the yearbook.
Mandatory Dress Code:
Girls: Blouse or sweater (with appropriate neckline). No tops that are low cut, strapless, halter or spaghetti straps.
Boys: Shirt and tie with optional jacket. Hair must be appropriate length.
Remember, there is a deadline for the yearbook images so please do not delay! For your convenience, we have pre-scheduled an appointment for you. You must keep your customer number and password to change your appointment, view proofs, and order online at: www.southcoastphotographic.com.
Please, go to their website before your session and log in to verify your contact information and email address.
View this flyer for more information. To order your Class of 2022 Letterman Jacket, please email our school’s Herff Jones representative, Dallas Moon: dallasjmoon@gmail.com
The Senior Breakfast committee is made up of willing parents who want to jump in and help facilitate and organize each of our nine Senior Breakfasts this year. If you are interested in helping volunteer for this we would LOVE to have you.
The Crean Lutheran Class of 2022 store includes custom banners, napkins, Class of 2022 theme shirts, sweatshirts, joggers, blankets and more. This store was designed by the Crean Lutheran Marketing Department and is run by a company called: The Perfect Impression. Apparel from this store is approved to wear on campus. Items can be shipped to your home or you can schedule an appointment to pick your items up at The Perfect Impression located at:
Please note, all senior activities, including graduation ceremony attendance, are subject to our Graduation Hold Policy. This policy states that if there are outstanding financial items, your student may not participate in any or all senior activities. Items that are prepaid may be non-refundable, depending on the vendor.
Please note, all senior activities, including graduation ceremony attendance, are subject to our Graduation Hold Policy. This policy states that if there are outstanding financial items, your student may not participate in any or all senior activities. Items that are prepaid may be non-refundable, depending on the vendor.
