Salem Saints at SCLA Homecoming

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Homecoming at St. Croix Lutheran
St. Croix Lutheran is our partner in extending Christian education through the high school years. The students pictured represented our school at SCL’s Homecoming Kick, Pass and Spike Competition.
GO SAINTS!

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