News and Announcements

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."

Burton Hill, a graduate from the Class of 1978, is the Senior Vice President and Head of the Center of Excellence Shared Services Warner Music Group. In his career, he says that being in the right place at the right time to solve problems has helped him grow in leadership.

Service Learning is an active and experiential learning technique where students have a direct impact on a need or interest that motivates them.

Ok, so that’s purposefully a clickbait title that could head some conspiracy book or YouTube video. Yet, I’m fairly serious at the same time. Let me explain.

Keontré Hughes, a 2017 CLHS graduate, is currently a Dual PhD student (Physics and Quantitative Biology with a concentration in molecular biophysics) at Michigan State University. He earned a full-ride track scholarship to Colgate upon graduating from Concordia, and was a member of the 2016 state football championship team.

James Irvin Ridley, a graduate from the Class of 1975, was a speaker at our recent BLAST Assembly. He is currently self-employed as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consultant for public safety agencies. He was a Fort Wayne Firefighter for 29 years. Upon retirement, he was employed by the International Association of Fire Fighters, providing educational training to over 325K career firefighters across the US and Canada, and retired after 11 years of service.

Concordia Lutheran High School is welcoming its newest students to the Honors Academy this spring. These new freshmen are: Julia Cobb, Kathryn Crook and Adelyn Brown.