Recent News

In today's blog post, art and yearbook teacher Dani Kiefer discusses the privilege of watching students grow and be shaped over time, much like vessels of clay being formed by the hands of the Creator.

In today's blog post, science teacher Jenny Beights discusses how food nourishes more than our bodies, reflecting on the many ways meals, snacks, and shared tables fostered joy, community, service and spiritual growth throughout the school year while reminding us that Christ is the true Bread of Life.

Three employees receive Concordia’s highest honors for excellence in service and education.

Concordia Lutheran High School proudly recognizes members of the Class of 2026 who have been nurtured in Lutheran education from kindergarten through 12th grade, representing a remarkable journey of faith, learning and Christ-centered growth.

On the 40th anniversary of the Richard W. Moellering Senior Barnabas Award, Concordia Lutheran High School honored Nadia Sargeant for her Christ-centered encouragement, humble service and steadfast support of others.

Learn more about CLHS Class of 2014 graduate Chad Hunter.

In today’s blog post, Spanish teacher Darcy Lugo discusses the importance of using time wisely in busy seasons of life, reflecting on Ephesians 5:15-17, screen time habits and the need to prioritize prayer, Scripture and rest amid end-of-year pressures.

In today’s blog post, Theology teacher Faith Felton discusses how John 16:33 offers lasting peace, hope, and joy through Christ’s victory over the world.