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I feel like by now I should be a pro at helping our kids choose a college. After all, this one is our third and final kid to go. So why did I feel so lost the past few months? The reality is, each kid is different well, at least mine were.

Teaching seniors for more than 20 years has been one of the great joys and privileges of my life.  And although I was certainly called to be a teacher, it is important to me that my students realize that each of us hears God’s call in a very different way.

This semester I have had a student teacher taking over my classes which has given me a lot of time to observe things in my classroom that I am often too busy to notice.

From January 27 through February 11 I traveled to Ghana, West Africa with my husband, Rev. Dr. Carl Rockrohr, to provide training to Sunday School teachers and church leaders of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ghana (ELCG).

Paige Rogers, a 2021 Concordia graduate, is returning to the high school on Friday to talk about her life as a professional race car driver.

It’s that time of year to make sure you have completed what you need to for financial aid for the 2023-2024 school year.

Caitlin McGaffick, a graduate from the Class of 2019, is working as a nursing intern at an integrative health clinic in Lafayette, Ind. This past summer, she took a 6,000-mile solo trip to Oregon this summer. Read more about her story in this month's Alumni Spotlight.

Concordia Lutheran High School’s DECA Chapter has five students who have qualified for International Career and Development Conference/Competition in Orlando, Fla., from April 21 to 26, 2023. The top four placements in each event advance to International DECA Competition.

Ephesians 2:10 says, “For we are his (God’s) workmanship created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God has prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” I posed this consideration to my students last week as I will share it with you now: What great comfort is there in this verse, and what a great calling!

Kyle Jane, a Chemistry and Engineering Teacher, uses his class to explore the basic chemical make-up of our universe. "Teaching at CLHS is special in several ways, most notably in the tight knit community experienced by both staff and students. The CLHS experience isn't just about delivering facts in the classroom; the staff serve each other as we try to holistically train up young men and women."